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Loves Vinyl - Volume 06
Various — Loves Vinyl - Volume 06, 2019. Verified release details and tracklist.
- Label
- LovesVinyl
- Catalog
- LV006
- Year
- 2019
- Format
- Vinyl
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Listening notes
Loves Vinyl – Volume 06 (LV006) is a various artists compilation released in 2019 on the LovesVinyl label. The record is categorized under Folk, World, & Country and presents six tracks across two sides of a standard vinyl format.
Side A opens with "Loverly Joan," followed by "Wasteland" and "Follow." Side B carries "Willie O Winsbury," "The Back of Her," and closes with "Gur Bóidheach Nighean Donn Mo Chridhe," a title in Scottish Gaelic that signals at least some reach into Celtic tradition within the compilation's broader folk and world music scope.
The catalog number LV006 places this as the sixth installment in what appears to be an ongoing series from the LovesVinyl label, suggesting a recurring format rather than a standalone release. Beyond that sequence position, the available documentation does not extend to details about contributing artists, recording origins, or the label's broader release history, and those questions would require additional verification before publication.
Track durations are not documented in the available source material, so no runtime information can be confirmed here. Similarly, personnel credits, pressing specifications, and distribution details fall outside what the verified facts support.
What the record does present, taken at face value, is a six-track program weighted toward traditional and folk-adjacent repertoire, with the Gaelic closing title on Side B standing as a notable textual marker for collectors with an interest in Celtic material. Whether the surrounding tracks share that orientation or represent a wider geographic and stylistic range is not something the current documentation allows this draft to address.
Tracklist
On the record
- A1Loverly Joan
- A2Wasteland
- A3Follow
- B1Willie O Winsbury
- B2The Back of Her
- B3Gur Bóidheach Nighean Donn Mo Chridhe



