- Old Joe's Place - The Folksmen
- Just That Kinda Day - The New Main Street Singers
- When You're Next To Me - Mitch & Mickey
- Never Did No Wanderin' - The Folksmen
- Fare Away - The New Main Street Singers
- One More Time - Mitch & Mickey
- Loco Man - The Folksmen
- The Good Book Song - The New Main Street Singers
- Skeletons Of Quinto - The Folksmen
- Never Did No Wanderin' - The New Main Street Singers
- The Ballad Of Bobby And June - Mitch & Mickey
- Blood On The Coal - The Folksmen
- Main Street Rag - The New Main Street Singers
- Start Me Up - The Folksmen
- Potato's In The Paddy Wagon - The New Main Street Singers
- A Kiss At The End Of The Rainbow - Mitch & Mickey
- A Mighty Wind - The Folksmen,Mitch & Mickey,The New Main Street Singers
- When You're Next To Me - Mitch & Mickey (Video)
発売日：2003年4月8日(火)
レーベル：Sony
レビュー (Amazon)As he did with
Spinal Tap, Christopher Guest has the uncanny ability to perfectly mock
and pay tribute to a music sub-culture. This time around, he spoofs the folk revival scene of the 1960s that spawned the Kingston Trio, Limeliters, and Peter, Paul & Mary with a movie about the reunion concert of fictitious groups Mitch & Mickey, the Folksmen, and the New Main Street Singers. Mitch & Mickey's romance-themed duets sound more earnest than campy, though it's hard not to laugh at the autoharp solo on "A Kiss at the End of the Rainbow." The real highlights belong to tracks by the hilarious Folksmen, whose repertoire somehow included a goofy song about the Spanish Civil War ("Skeletons of Quinto"), a harmonizing take on the Stones' "Start Me Up," and a tune seemingly about a train wreck in a coal mine ("Blood on the Coal"). Simply hilarious.
--Jason Verlinde
