Mark Spoelstra - "Sugar Babe, It's All Over Now" video free download
This video features Mark Spoelstra's "Sugar Babe, It's All Over Now" from the 2004 album "Classic Folk Music from Smithsonian Folkways Recordings" on Smithsonian Folkways.
For more information about this album, click here: http://www.folkways.si.edu/albumdetails.aspx?itemid=3012
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Digital Downloads are available of this album in both MP3 and FLAC format.
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Comments
11 years ago
james miller
Back to my brain!! Oops11 years ago
james miller
The greatest of music ever made. 55 years of listening to everything else, this is what I've returned to .thank you and YouTube and Pandora for throwing Marks name back toy brain!!11 years ago
TheIsreal0312
It is a real shame that folk music hardly ever gets played on the radio these days. If you have internet access, KBOO in Portland Oregon does a very good job, weekday mornings between 5:30 and 7:00 and Saturday mornings between 7:00 and 12:00. I go to the website and listen all the time.12 years ago
Julia Titze
the rythm is like the smooth beat of a horse pacing down a path.13 years ago
Arkansas Red
Dave Sears is the guy with the banjo. He sounded more like Pete Seeger than Seeger. He's still around, and performs at the Village Reunions they have each year.14 years ago
Sam Spoelstra
thanks for the great family thing. Actually, I don't think I'm related. But if I am, now I know where I get my music skills from.14 years ago
Peter Mateer
Great. The sort of find that one who appreciates the posting of might immediately save to real player before it gets deleted...might even buy the album.14 years ago
Angelo Mercure
Mark Spoestra was a wonderful artist. Sad to say, I had not realized he was ill until his last illness turned for the very worst. His son was kind enough to contact me. Great artist, great family. Thank you!14 years ago
mikaelavuorio
Fantastic finger picking guitar style and superb singing. Thanks for the post!14 years ago
tomija12
that was great to hearRelated Videos
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