's second album was similar to her first, but has gotten far less attention by historians, probably for the unfair but simple reason that played on a few tracks on the first LP, but is not on the second. Again she played an assortment of traditional folk numbers, her vocals and guitar backed by light accompaniment from bass, another guitarist ( , famous for his work on early electric folk-rock sessions), and even an itsy bitsy bit of percussion. Actually, it has an edge on the first album because favors moodier material that's usually heavy on the minor melodies. (which she would re-record in the late 1960s in a folk-rock-psychedelic arrangement with ) and are the only instantly familiar standards here; she also gets into something of a Latin/world music vein with and The entire album, along with unreleased outtakes of two songs left off the LP ( 's ), is available as part of 's two-CD anthology. ~ Richie Unterberger