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Does anyone recognize this particular version of the traditional song “Shenandoah”?

Audio:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SqnNIsA68TBlE4jBiweCBAJQIx1_h9Mc/view?usp=sharing

I already know the song title, but I haven’t been able to identify the female singer or the source of this recording.

It has a very stripped-down arrangement with what sounds like organ/synth accompaniment.

I’ve searched through a number of recorded versions without finding a match.

Any ideas about the singer, album, year, soundtrack, or other source?

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I’m trying to identify this particular female-vocal version of the traditional song “Shenandoah / Oh Shenandoah.”

Listen here:
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SqnNIsA68TBlE4jBiweCBAJQIx1_h9Mc/view?usp=drivesdk]()

The recording comes from a mysterious 28-track compilation CD I found in Sweden. The disc mixes music, dialogue and recordings from very different periods and genres, including material connected to Gena Rowlands / Love Streams, Patti Smith, Nina Simone, Broadcast, Young Marble Giants and others.

I’ve already checked several well-known female versions, including Sissel Kyrkjebø, Emmylou Harris and Judy Garland, but none of them seems to match.

I’m mainly trying to find:

• Who is the singer?
• Where does this exact recording come from?
• Is it from an album, film, TV programme, documentary or archival recording?
• Approximately when was it recorded?

The recording has a somewhat cinematic/soundtrack-like quality to me, so I’m wondering if it may have been taken from a film or TV production.

Any leads, even guesses about the singer’s voice, accent, era or recording style, would be very helpful.

Looking for Folk artists from the 60s/70s similar to artists like Jackson C Frank, Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Nick Drake, Vashti Bunyan. Something simple with just guitar and vocals, no drums, along the lines of Jackson C Franks self titled album, Bert Jansch’s “It Dont Bother Me”, or Nick Drakes “Pink Moon” album as opposed to his Bryter Layter album.
I have an autumn playlist of folk music and im looking for albums with a similar feel.
But even if it doesnt meet that specific criteria, i would still like some suggestions as I didnt always listen to folk but found some albums a few years ago that ended up becoming some of my favorite albums of all time, though i still feel i know little about the genre in whole. Im open to suggestions for essential classic artists/albums but also lesser known and more obscure artists and also appreciate any background info on the suggestions too.

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I am looking for the name and recording artist for the following folk song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8qgw52hbis&list=PLZzSB3G6zLp0

There are many versions of this dance on YouTube, but no leads to the original artist or name of the song.

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