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	CANOE -- JAM! Music - Pop Encyclopedia - Ian And Sylvia
		Ian & Sylvia were Canada's first folk act to command a large international following from their humble beginnings in the 1950's.
		Sylvia had grown up in Chatham, Ontario and eventually headed to Toronto to pursue her life ambition as a folk singer.
		Sylvia took on the position of hosting CBC Radio's 'Touch The Earth' and in 1973 was signed to a solo record deal with Capitol.
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	Ian & Sylvia: You Were on My Mind
		Ian & Sylvia were among the first to cover songs by Dylan, Lightfoot, Joni Mitchell, and Phil Ochs, and also began writing material of their own.
		By 1966, Ian & Sylvia had started to rely primarily on original material, and begun to use electric instruments.
		The 1972 album You Were on My Mind (a title Sylvia Tyson would use again in 1987 for one of her solo albums), recorded together with members of Great Speckled Bird and later Hungry Chuck, has a cover version of The Band's "Get Up Jake".
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	Great Speckled Bird - Canada's Country-Rock Originator
		Ian and Sylvia (Ian Tyson and Sylvia Tyson), a well-known folk duo who rose to popularity in the early sixties, began making records in Nashville around 1968.
		Ian and Sylvia wanted to form their own band that played in a progressive country style.
		Ian and Sylvia Tyson were so well-known as a duo that it seemed to be impossible to merge their identity into a country-rock band.
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	Amazon.ca: Best Of The Vanguard Years: Music: Ian & Sylvia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sylvia has an earth-mother voice, Ian is a good picker and writes great songs, and they had a Canadian accent to their music which made them different from the legions of American groups.
		Ian bought a ranch in Alberta with the money he made from "Four Strong Winds." Just like in the song, Sylvia chose not to live out there where the "winds blow lonely" and there "ain't too much to do." That was the end of Ian and Sylvia.
		Ian's "Play One More," surely his most uninspired composition (hobbled, moreover, with a clumsy arrangement), comes inexplicably out of moth balls, leaving the listener to wonder why a neglected masterpiece like "Four Rode by" was left hanging in the closet.
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	Ian & Sylvia - Biography - AOL Music
		Ian & Sylvia were among the first to cover songs by Dylan, Lightfoot, Joni Mitchell, and Phil Ochs, and also began writing material of their own.
		Ian's "Four Strong Winds" would be covered by the Searchers and (in the '70s) Neil Young, and Sylvia's "You Were on My Mind," given a far poppier treatment by the We Five, became one of the first big folk-rock hits.
		By 1966, Ian & Sylvia had started to rely primarily on original material, and begun to use electric instruments.
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	Amazon.com: Ian & Sylvia - Greatest Hits: Music: Ian & Sylvia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		What distinguished Ian and Sylvia was a driving respect for music, and Ian strong roots in real Western music, and a musical integrity and ingenuity that surpassed that of most "folksingers" of their period.
		Eventually the legacy of Ian and Sylvia would be their style more than their songs as male and female harmonies made groups like the Mamas and the Papas, the Jefferson Airplane, and Fairport Convention successful.
		However, keep in mind that Ian and Sylvia were more album oriented that most artists, so enjoying what you hear on this collection should be taken as a nudge in the direction of their other albums, especially the work from the early Sixties.
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	Rambles: Ian & Sylvia, The Complete Vanguard Studio Recordings (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ian & Sylvia Tyson are the epitome of what folk music was in the 1960s and what it should be today.
		I remember the 1960s and hearing two songs by Ian & Sylvia.
		My only regret about this CD is that it was released in 2001 and I have missed three years of enjoying it.
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	Sylvia Tyson
		Sylvia Tyson first made her mark in the '60s with the folk/country duo Ian and Sylvia which recorded 13 albums.
		Ian and Sylvia, who married in 1964, were at the forefront of the '60s North American folk movement.
		Following Ian and Sylvia's breakup in 1977 as an act and as a couple, Sylvia released seven solo albums.
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	Ian & Sylvia
		The real-life Mitch and Mickie, Ian and Sylvia were a Canadian folk duo that flourished in the early 60s, married in the mid-60s, faded in the early 70s, divorced in the mid-70s, and went on to solo careers.
		By the time they cut their debut, Ian and Sylvia had been singing these songs for ages, and it sounds like it: their interpretations, from the familiar ("C.C. Rider") to the obscure ("Rambler Gambler"), are confident and idiosyncratic, often with the pair singing dual, asynchronous leads.
		Ian covers a fair amount of ground, from the slow waltz "Flies In The Bottle" to the rockin' "Love What You're Doing Child," but the compositions are less than memorable.
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	Amazon.com: The Complete Vanguard Studio Recordings: Music: Ian & Sylvia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sylvia's dramatic "Southern Comfort" is wonderful, "Didn't I lie, lie, lie, didn't I?" The amazing thing about this music is that it is aging so well; it still sounds vital and relevant these decades later.
		The quality, uniqueness and professionalism of Ian and Sylvia were compelling in its time and continue to captivate listeners globally ; and indeed there are very few duos out there today which have this range or depth in vocals and energy.
		Since the music itself is primarily traditional, what separates Ian and Sylvia from the rest is their distinctive combination of voices, their sublime harmonies, and their studio work, which was flawless.
	www.amazon.com /Complete-Vanguard-Studio-Recordings/dp/B00005NHNG (1900 words)

	Ian & Sylvia: A Buyer's Guide to the CDs of Ian and Sylvia
		This is a re-issue of the album Ian and Sylvia issued on Columbia (30736) in 1971.
		If you are not yet familiar with the music of Ian & Sylvia, you will probably want to start with one of their compilations, either Best of the Vanguard Years or Greatest Hits.
		Normally live albums do not make ideal introductions, but Ian & Sylvia were so tight as a stage act that these Newport performances are as good as their studio recordings.
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	Amazon.ca: Four Strong Winds: Music: Ian & Sylvia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		They may no longer be household names, but once Ian and Sylvia Tyson strummed beside the folk revival's elite.
		Ian and Sylvia's harmonies may sound a bit dated in a folksy way, but their influence is evident in much of the early '60s folk and early '70s singer/songwriter movements.
		Both Ian and Sylvia are Canadians, and at the time of this album were husband and wife.
	www.amazon.ca /Four-Strong-Winds-Ian-Sylvia/dp/B000000EED (638 words)

	Ian & Sylvia : Four Strong Winds - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ian & Sylvia hit their stride on their second LP, which features the first in a line of talented second guitarists (John Herald) they would use to augment their original guitar-autoharp-basslineup.
		One was their version of Bob Dylan's "Tomorrow Is a Long Time," one of the first obscure Dylan tunes to be committed to vinyl.
		The title cut, an Ian Tyson original, would prove to be the duo's first song to influence rock musicians, as the Searchers covered it shortly afterwards with a reverent version that was quite close to the original; Neil Young revived it in the late '70s.
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	Ian & Sylvia - 1962 - Ian & Sylvia - Song Listings (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ian & Sylvia's debut album is their most standard affair, and indeed a fairly typical contemporary folk recording, with such traditional warhorses as "Rocks and Gravel" (also recorded, but not released, by Dylan during the same time), "C.C. Rider," and "Handsome Molly." What made the pair...
		Ian's guitar and Sylvia's autoharp are backed by stellar playing from guitarist John Herald and string bassists Bill Lee (director Spike Lee's father) and Art Davis.
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	Ian & Sylvia: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It's good to have this four-CD box set of everything Ian and Sylvia did in the studio for Vanguard, as their valuable contributions to folk and folk-rock are (several decades later, anyway) underrated.
		The first upgrading of the Ian and Sylvia CD catalog is an improved version of The Essential Ian and Sylvia, with cleaner mastering and some songs added (most notably a pair of numbers -- the best here -- from the Live at Newport disc issued in the 1990s) for a total of 25.
		The sound is an improvement over the earlier CD versions, although the duo's music was so utterly underproduced -- what annotator Ed Ward calls a hallmark of their sound -- that this is represented by quieter background, rathe… Read More »
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	Pop Culture Gadabout
		To fans of the Ian Rankin crime novels on which the series is based, Stott's assuming of the role may've been more in tune with the original books.
		Of the two, Canadian couple Ian Tyson & Sylvia Fricker were arguably the more folky: their first 1963 Vanguard release was primarily composed of traditional British and Canadian songs, while their own later compositions frequently looked to cowboy and rodeo themes, something that Tyson would more extensively explore in his solo career.
		Sylvia's "You Were on My Mind" was a big folk-pop hit in the hands of Californians We Five, while Ian's migrant farm-worker song, "Four Strong Winds," is practically the second Canadian national anthem.
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	JR.com: IAN & SYLVIA in Music
		Personnel: Ian Tyson (vocals, guitar); Sylvia Fricker Tyson (vocals, autoharp); Eric "The Doctor" Hord, Rick Turner (acoustic...
		Ian & Sylvia: Ian Tyson (vocals, guitar); Sylvia Fricker (vocals).
		Personnel: Ian Tyson (vocals, guitar, autoharp); Sylvia (vocals); David Rae (guitar); Robert Bushnell (electric bass); Al Rogers (drums).
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	Ian & Sylvia - AOL Music (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first, titled Ian and Sylvia (not to be confused with the earlier Vanguard release)...
		Ian and Sylvia were among the first to cover songs by Dylan, Lightfoot,...
		By 1966, Ian and Sylvia had started to rely primarily on original material,...
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	Fellow Folks: Ian & Sylvia Tyson
		For many older folkies the distinctive voices of Ian & Sylvia Tyson define the essence of the 1960's folk music sound.
		These Juno Award Hall of Famers became popular in the United States at the start of the 60's folk revival, paving the way for other Canadian performers at a time when there were limited recording opportunities for musicians in Canada.
		Ian & Sylvia Live At Newport has just been released on the Vanguard label.
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	VH1.com : Ian & Sylvia : Artist Main
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	Ian & Sylvia MP3 Downloads - Ian & Sylvia Music Downloads - Ian & Sylvia Music Videos
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	Grateful Dead Family Discography: The Best Of Ian & Sylvia
		This double LP compilation album (which is in effect a repackaging of two Ian & Sylvia albums) includes a cover of the John Dawson song Last Lonely Eagle.
		Ian & Sylvia, Ian & Sylvia, 1971, Columbia KC30736
		You Were On My Mind, Ian & Sylvia and The Great Speckled Bird, 1972, Columbia KC31337
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	YouTube - Jesus Met The Woman At The Well - Ian & Sylvia
		Saw Sylvia years later performing solo at the Birchmere.
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	Ian and Sylvia: I at Canadian Content
		Additional Information: Ian and Sylvia Tyson, folk duo who emerged in the 1960s and the first Canadian group to become part of the "folk revival".
		11 AM Holy Advisor Location: Saint John N.B. Posts: 3,694 Rep: The Canadian Railroad Trilogy by Gord Lightfoot and Four Strong Winds by Ian and Sylvia are two that come easily to mind.
		was gaining some recognition by this time as a songwriter and two of his songs (For Lovin` Me and Early Mornin` Rain) were covered by Ian and Sylvia Tyson.
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	The Best of Ian & Sylvia [Vanguard] Ian & Sylvia / CD / 1968
		The Best of Ian & Sylvia [Vanguard] Ian & Sylvia / CD / 1968
		Best-of collections are not the best way to experience album-oriented artists like Ian & Sylvia.
		Best of Ian & Sylvia does however include several of their best and most famous originals ("You Were on My Mind" and "Four String Winds") and covers ("24 Hours from Tulsa," "Early Morning Rain," and "Changes").
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	Grateful Dead Family Discography: Ian & Sylvia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This album includes a cover of the John Dawson song Last Lonely Eagle.
		Long Long Time, Ian & Sylvia, 1994, Vanguard 79478
		The Beginning Of The End, Ian & Sylvia, 1996, Bear Family BCD15940
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	Ian and Sylvia on Rhapsody
		Popular husband/wife duo whose pioneering repertoire featured some of the first covers of Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and Phil Ochs.
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		She has toured India, China, Europe the United States and has appeared at most major concert venues in Canada.
		She has shared the stage with artists including Shawn Colvin, Sylvia Tyson, the Chieftains, Daniel Lanois and Tracy Chapman.
		Her fans are fiercely loyal, and a live show with Kaldor is not only about the power of her music, but the power of her personality.
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