Pied Pear

Pied Pear - Collector Edition 2011 New Sealed CD

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Pied Pear - Collector Edition 2011 - New Sealed CD

Important: there is a flaw in the entire press run: track #7 "Salt My Song" stops at aprox 3:51. At this time, there are no plans to correct the mastering error & repress. This includes the (almost) complete 1977-79 2 post Shari Ulrich albums where Rick & Joe continued on as a duo: Pied Who, Pear What & the very hard to find The Pear Of Pied Pumkin. 18 songs, very limited edition! We are selling this on consignment direct from Rick & Joe. MAPL 14202.

Featuring Shari Ulrich on violin & vocals, Rick Scott on dulcimer, vocals & much of the song writing & Joe Mock on guitar, vocals & song writing, The Pumpkin would have been right at home in 1960's San Francisco. Instead, they came at the the tail end of the Canadian progressive folk movement that also brought artists like Ian Tamblyn, Bruce Cockburn & David Wiffen. They combined a bit of the San Francisco hippy ethic & The UK silly folk ethic (Fairport Convention & friends) with some great song writing & playing (Shari is pretty much a virtuoso on violin), & a wonderful sense of humor. Throw in some tremendous harmonies and finally, add to that Rick's unique musical persona which could perhaps be described as being a bit similar to the Tubes Fee Waybill without Fee's dark side. What I can tell you is all 4 of their albums (especially the first 2 with Shari) were on my stereo constantly in the late 70's - mid 80's. If you're into well played, touching acoustic music with an innocence & great sense of humor, these all come highly recommended.

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