
		Firmly established as one of the rarest records of its time, and never reissued until now, Mary-Anne Paterson's sole album is a beautiful combination of traditional and original material whose echoing production perfectly captures her haunting voice. This first-ever reissue of Me is sure to appeal to all folk lovers, and deserves to elevate Mary-Anne to where she belongs - alongside Anne Briggs and Vashti Bunyan in the pantheon of Britain's leading folk singers.


• Never issued on CD before • Transferred from original master tapes • Booklet contains many rare photos • Detailed sleevenotes by Mary-Anne herself




1. Love Has Gone (Paterson) 2. Coulter's Candy (trad.) 3. The Jute Mill Song (trad.) 4. The Gentleman Soldier (trad.) 5. Black Girl (trad.) 6. Wandering So Far (Moller) 7. Come All Ye Fair And Tender Maidens (trad.) 8. Candyman (trad.) 9. The Water Is Wide (trad.) 10. Hallowed Be Thy Name (trad.) 11. Reverie For Roslyn (Paterson) (P) 1970 President Records Ltd., London, England.


"Mary-Anne Paterson was a painter, teacher, actress and folk club regular whose only album is delivered in high, pure tones with basic acoustic backing, occasionally enlivened by understated electric guitar and pounding bongos" - Mojo "Me's contents vary from haunting treatments of traditional material (Black Girl, The Water Is Wide) to beautiful original compositions (Love Has Gone, Reverie For Roslyn). A true rarity and a prime candidate for reissue" - Record Collector

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