Andy Votel again delves into the world of tripped-out acid-folk and unearths another mighty fine selection of obscurities for the second volume of ‘Folk Is Not A Four Letter Word’. As with volume one, Carol Batton kicks off proceedings with an enchanted poetry intro entitled ‘Winter’ before we’re treated to delights such as the Indian influenced ‘Son Of God’ from Parchment, Pentangle’s ‘I Saw An Angel’, Alexis Korner & CCS’ ‘Sunrise’ which is reminiscent of David Axelrod in places, and the beautiful simplicity of Woody Simmons’ ‘Grey Today’. Kick back, relax and let the tranquil waves wash over you.
