Stoneground Words

Melanie · 1972

41 min · 10 tracks · country · traditional folk music

A tapestry of heartfelt melodies woven with introspective lyrics and gentle folk instrumentation.

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Stoneground Words is an album by Melanie, released in 1972. A tapestry of heartfelt melodies woven with introspective lyrics and gentle folk instrumentation. 'Stoneground Words' is notable for its poetic lyricism and musicality, showcasing Melanie's growth as a songwriter. The album includes 'My Rainbow Race', which has been covered by various artists and resonates with themes of unity and hope, contributing to its enduring legacy in folk music circles. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Stoneground Words sound like?

A tapestry of heartfelt melodies woven with introspective lyrics and gentle folk instrumentation. Rooted in country and traditional folk music.

What makes Stoneground Words by Melanie notable?

'Stoneground Words' is notable for its poetic lyricism and musicality, showcasing Melanie's growth as a songwriter. The album includes 'My Rainbow Race', which has been covered by various artists and resonates with themes of unity and hope, contributing to its enduring legacy in folk music circles. By 1972, Melanie had achieved significant recognition with her breakout hit 'Brand New Key' in 1971. 'Stoneground Words' is her third studio album, following the commercial success of 'Gather Me'. This release solidified her place in the folk-pop scene as a unique voice, blending personal storytelling with broader societal themes.

How many songs are on Stoneground Words?

Stoneground Words has 10 tracks, running approximately 41 minutes.

Tracklist

10 tracks·41:49

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1 Together Alone Standout 4:46
2 Between the Road Signs 2:36
3 Summer Weaving 3:47
4 My Rainbow Race Standout 4:12
5 Do You Believe? 5:27
6 I Am Not a Poet (Night Song) Standout 5:24
7 Stoneground Words 4:13
8 Song of the South (based on a theme from Song of the North, adapted from the original) 4:48
9 Maybe I Was (a Golf Ball) 2:10
10 Here I Am 4:21