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(2018)
"From the soundtracks of our lives, Forever
touched by common chords of humanity,
Classic Songs of Solace, lovingly reimagined
for our times ...
"Now the musical journey continues ... Hope
for the planet (Winds of Green) ... Eternal
Hope for peace (Where Have All the Flowers
Gone) ... A story of America through migrant
workers' eyes (Pastures of Plenty) ... A
sweet family lullaby (Turnaround) ...
Comfort and hope in light of loss (To
Forgive And to Forget) ... The arc of a life
well lived (Try To Remember) ... Historical
recollection of cultural classics
(Sakura/Greensleeves My Heart of Gold) ...
The Epic Odyssey (New Shenendoah — Wide
Missouri) ... Also the journey home (The
Green Leaves of Summer) ... And the
eternally hopeful Lost-Love ballad
(Greenfields)." --BF
Produced by Bob Flick and Robert Holmes.
New Shenandoah (Wide Missouri) * Try To
Remember * The Green Leaves of Summer *
Pastures of Plenty * Turnaround * To Forgive
And To Forget * Winds of Green * Where Have
All The Flowers Gone * Sakura/Greensleeves
My Heart Of Gold * Greenfields
(1992)
Bob Flick found a treasure in a
hidden cave (just kidding) - the last of a
special Limited
Edition:
A live
concert recording
that has never been marketed or released
anywhere else, other than a limited private
distribution in Japan.
The recording
represents their appearance at the
inaugural gathering of the Japan-
America Society *.
The Brothers Four were invited to
participate and present a concert at the
first-ever Summit in Kyoto, 1991; the
concert featured a guest-performance on a
couple of songs by a children's choir via
live satellite hook-up from their Seattle
stage.
"The CD is titled after the theme song we
wrote for the event, In The Name of
Brotherhood ,
a salute to the tale of one of the very
first ever citizens of Japan to have seen
America as a young man.
A young man who was stranded at sea,
rescued by an American whaling ship and
taken to Boston where he
came of age. He then returned to his
native land with news and drawings and
tales of America.
Actually a really cool saga." -- BF
*The Japan-America Grassroots Summit is
an annual large-scale meeting of Japanese
and American citizens,
held alternately
in Japan and America. The summit aims to
strengthen the peaceful relationship
between Japan
and America by
fostering grassroots friendships. The
first Summit was held in 1991 in Tokyo &
Kyoto, Japan.
Prologue: The Spirit Is
Alive
* If I Had A Hammer
* Try To Remember
* Seven Daffodils
* Train Medley: City Of New Orleans/Blue
Water Line/Wabash Cannonball/This
Train/Rock Island Line
* Greenfields
* Scarlet Ribbons
* Winds Of Green
* Man Of La Mancha Trilogy: Man Of La
Mancha/Dulcinea/The Quest (The Impossible
Dream)
* Michael, Row The Boat Ashore
* This Land Is Your Land
* In The Name Of Brotherhood (In The
Spirit Of John Manjiro)
(2014 Real Gone Music)
Recent reissue of the Christmas album,
with the original 12 tracks (14 songs with
the medley), plus four bonus tracks
including two that were never released
before.
The classic Christmas album was first
released on LP in 1966, and then reissued
on CD in 1997.
The song, "I'll Be Home For
Christmas" peaked at #26 on The Billboard
Hot 100 chart in 1966.
Note also the collectable Sony CD just below, and the original vinyl record in the LP section here .
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
* Mary's Little Boy Child
* The Night Is Christmas Eve
* Away in a Manger
* Christmas Is A-Comin'
* O Holy Night
* The Little Drummer Boy
* 'Twas the Night Before Christmas
* Silent Night
* The Borning Day
* I'll Be Home for Christmas
* Medley: Hark, the Herald Angels Sing/It
Came upon a Midnight Clear/Angels We Have
Heard On High
* Bonus Tracks:
Christmas Bells
* What Child Is This (Greensleeves, single
version)
* God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (1964
version)
* Go Tell It On The Mountain (1964
version)
(1997 Sony Special Products)
The classic Christmas album, first
released
on LP in 1966. 12 tracks with one 3-song
medley.
The song, "I'll Be Home For
Christmas" peaked at #26 on The Billboard
Hot
100 chart in 1966.
These CDs are
among the the
last few copies of the original
out-of-print SONY CD. "Preowned" copies rated "Like new" are offered online for much higher prices. If you want the CD you bought 25 years ago, but can no longer find, this is it!
Note the reissue CD from Real Gone Music just above, and the original vinyl record in the LP section here .
God Rest Ye Merry
Gentlemen
* Mary's Boy Child
* The Night Is Christmas Eve
* Away in a Manger
* I'll Be Home for Christmas
* Medley: Hark, the Herald Angels Sing/It
Came upon a Midnight Clear/Angels We Have
Heard On High
* The Little Drummer Boy
* 'Twas the Night Before Christmas
* Silent Night
* The Borning Day
* Christmas Is A-Comin' (May God Bless
You)
* O Holy Night
(1987)
Found 2 more copies!
25th anniversary concert, recorded live.
(Collector's Edition). 10 tracks with 2 3-
song medleys.
This CD is out of print
and extremely rare.
Midnight Special * Early
Morning Rain * The Hammer Song *
Shenandoah * Medley: City of New Orleans -
Wabash Cannonball - Orange Blossom Special
* Green Leaves Of Summer * The Sloth * All
My Life's a Circle * Medley: Man of La
Mancha - Dulcinea - Impossible Dream *
This Land Is Your Land
(1997)
Recorded live over two days in Tokyo in
1996, this concert recording is as good a
record as the Brothers Four — yes,
the same group that started out in 1958,
with two original members still on board
— have ever done.
San Francisco Bay Blues
* Railroad Medley: City of New Orleans -
Blue Water Line - Wabash Cannonball - This
Train - Rock Island Line
* The Green Leaves of Summer
* Blugrass Medley:Will the Circle Be
Broken - Darlin' Corey - Foggy Mountain
Breakdown-Mountain Dew
* Toku E Ikitai
* Early Morning
Rain
* Scarlet Ribbons
* 500 Miles
* Whiskey In The Jar
* Seven Daffodils
* Winds of Green
* Man of La Mancha Medley: Man of La
Mancha - Dulcinea the Quest (The
Impossible Dream)
(1996) 20 Folk Hits, studio recording.
Greenfields
* Walk Right In
* Lemon Tree
* If I Had A Hammer
* The John B. Sails
* Michael, Row The Boat Ashore
* Shenandoah
* Blowin In The Wind
* Tom Dooley
* Marianne
* Green Leaves Of Summer
* This Land Is Your Land
* Yellow Bird
* Both Sides Now
* Scotch And Soda
* Green, Green
* San Francisco Bay Blues
* Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
* Where Have All the Flowers Gone
* Lady Greensleeves
(2005)
Rare! Found a few more ...
I Hear America Singing *
The
Green Leaves Of Summer * Tie Me Kangaroo
Down
Sport * 500 Miles * Whiskey In The Jar *
Kilgary Mountain * Mark's Ragtime Banjo *
Calypso Medley * Man Of La Mancha Medley *
Try To Remember * San Fransisco Bay Blues
*
Four Strong Winds * This Land Is Your Land
*
Greenfields * Where Have All The Flowers
Gone
* Michael Row The Boat Ashore * Goodnight
Irene
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(2010)
Celebrating 50 years of America's biggest
folk hits, as performed live by America's
legendary folk quartet accompanied by a
100-voice choir.
Green Leaves of
Summer *
The Hammer Song *
Shenandoah,
the
Wide Missouri *
I Hear America
Singing * Turn Around *
Bluegrass Medley
(Circle Be
Unbroken ,
Darling Corey, Foggy Mountain, Mountain
Dew)
* Goodnight Irene *
Where Have
All
the Flowers Gone * Try to Remember * Whiskey in the Jar
*
Lady Greensleeves
*
Eddystone Light *
This Land Is Your
Land *
Seven Daffodils *
Tie Me Kangaroo
Down, Sport *
Four Strong Winds
*
Calypso Medley : (Yellow Bird , John B.
Sails, Marianne, Jamaica Farewell) *
Railroad Medley :
(City of New
Orleans ,
Blue Water Line, Wabash Cannonball, This
Train, Rock Island) *
Michael, Row
the
Boat Ashore *
Greenfields
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(2014) Year after year the instantly
recognizable, classic sound of The
Brothers Four continues to create a
worldwide standard of beauty. Smooth
songs with elegant harmonies ... Folk
songs and love songs ... Lullabies &
dreams and all the colors of the rainbow.
You'll find a sing-along memory for
everyone here in this wonderful all-time
classic collection.
Winds of Green *
Scarlet Ribbons *
What A Wonderful World *
Sunshine on My Shoulders * Grandfather's
Clock * I Ride An Old Paint / Home on the
Range * 500 Miles * Kangaroo Sing-Along *
Heart of the Heartland * Jamaica Farewell
* Don't Think Twice It's Alright *
Lullaby of Takeda *
Little Green Frogs *
Baseball Time *
All My Trials *
Try To Remember *
Greenfields *
Folk Song Finale: (This Little Light of
Mine, The Saints Go Marching In, America
Singing) *
(Bonus) Christmas Greensleeves
Vinyl Records (LPs) (1966 Columbia)
The classic Christmas album, released
on LP in 1966. 12 tracks with one 3-song
medley.
The song, "I'll Be Home For
Christmas" peaked at #26 on The Billboard
Hot
100 chart in 1966.
Deemed by Brothers Four leader Bob Flick himself as one of his favorite recordings released by the long-lived folk group, 1966’s “Merry Christmas” brought together a truly extraordinary collection of talent. Besides the Brothers themselves, one of the top groups of the folk era, the album featured vocal arrangements by the legendary Milt Okun, who had worked with such giants as Harry Belafonte, Miriam Makeba and Peter, Paul and Mary. Orchestrations were provided by Peter Matz, fresh from his award-winning work with Barbra Streisand, and behind the board at Columbia Records hallowed 30th Street Studio was legendary engineer Frank Laico. And weaving it all together was the great producer Teo Macero, best known for his work with Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck and Tony Bennett! Little wonder, then, that “Merry Christmas” is acknowledged as a pop-folk classic.
These records are new and sealed! Bob Flick recently found them in storage when he was reorganizing his stock. The quantity is very limited. This is a real collector's item. If you are a collector of old vinyl records, or simply enjoy the better sound of analog recordings, you will want this record in your collection.
Note that we also have both the recent reissue CD "Expanded Edition" and the Sony CD from 1997 available in the CD section above .
Side 1
Other CDs CDs (2005)
Live performances from EXPO 2005 in
Aichi,
Japan. Performers (and songwriters) are as
indicated in the track listing below.
Children of the Moon -
Michael McCoy (Flick) * Before the
Moonrise -
Belltown Brotherhood (Flick) * Fields of
Gold
- Eva Cassidy (Sting) * Green Leaves of
Summer - The Brothers Four
(Tiompkin/Webster)
* If We Didn't Have The Moon - Jennifer
Lind
(Flick) * What A Wonderful World - The
Brothers Four (Weiss/Thiele) * Stardust -
Pearl Django (Carmichael) * I'll Be Your
Love
(EXPO 2005 Theme) - The Brothers Four
(Yoshiki) * Amazing Grace - Judy Collins
(Trad. Arranged Collins) * Big Blue Ball -
Northwest Boychoir & The Brothers Four
(Flick) * Winds of Green - The Brothers
Four
(Flick) * Somewhere Over The Rainbow -
Sarah
Vaughn (Harburg/Arlen) * Moondance -
Hubert
Laws (Morrison) * A Road to the Future
(Theme
from the Mitsubishi Pavilion) - New Japan
Philharmonic, Michiru Oshima, conductor
(Oshima) * Moonlight Sonata (Beethoven #14
in
C# minor Adagio Sustenuto) * Where Have
All
The Flowers Gone - The Brothers Four
(Seeger)
(2011)
Inspired by and dedicated to the Eternal
Treasures of The Toyo Bunko. Original music
composed by Bob Flick of the Brothers Four,
performed by the Bob Flick Project Orchestra
& singers. Original Soundtrack Recording.
Chronos * Time Tunnel * A
New Dawn * The Scrolls of Gnosis * Millennial
Road * Silk Rain * Temporal Garden * Cave of
the Thousand Buddhas * Discovery * Time
Marches On
(1994)
Compilation album with one song by The
Brothers Four, and another song written by
Bob Flick.
Dawn at the Alamo * Sweet
Texas Rain * Battle Cry * Sooner or Later
- Doug Sahm & Augie Meyer (Bob Flick) *
Theme from "The Texas Adventure" * Never,
Never Forget * Tears of the Tejano *
Crockett's Dance * Travis' Theme * Big Jim
Bowie * Ghosts of Liberty * The Green
Leaves of Summer - The Brothers Four *
Texas Fever * Freedom Trilogy (Come to the
Bower - Eyes of Texas - Glory, Hallelujah)
