song ("Two søstra") for the last track of their debut album Weckt Die Toten!. Ewan MacColl recorded a version in Scots called "Minorie" which can be found on several of his recordings. Folk singer Peggy Seeger recorded a version entitled "O The Wind and Rain" on her album Bring Me Home , and another version entitled Two Sisters based on Horton Barker's previously mentioned recordings. Julie Fowlis recorded another version of this song, titled "Wind and Rain". Pentangle released their album Cruel Sister in 1970, the title track being a rendition of this ballad. Rachel Unthank and the Winterset recorded "Cruel Sister" on their album Cruel Sister. Tom Waits includes his own version of "Two Sisters" on the Bastards disc of his Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards trilogy. Julia Wolfe composed an instrumental rendition of the ballad titled Cruel Sister in 2004. Custer Larue recorded the song on her album The Daemon Lover. The Irish band Altan recorded a version of the ballad "The Wind and Rain" on their 2005 album Local Ground. Loreena McKennitt covered a version of the tale "The Bonny Swans" on her album The Mask and Mirror. Bellowhead recorded a version called "Wind & Rain" for their album Broadside. Nico Muhly composed a version called "The Only Tune" for folk musician Sam Amidon in 2007. Norwegian folk band Folque recorded a version called "Harpa" on their 1974 self-titled debut album. John Jacob Niles recorded an eight-verse version of the song, collected from Arlie Tolliver of Cumberland, Kentucky in 1932. Old Blind Dogs recorded a version called "The Cruel Sister" on their 1993 album Close to the Bone. Méav Ní Mhaolchatha recorded a version titled "The Wicked Sister" on her album Silver Sea. Progressive bluegrass band Crooked Still recorded a version called "Wind and Rain" on their 2006 album Shaken by a Low Sound. The Folk metal band Subway to Sally recorded a German version called "Grausame Schwester" on their 2014 album Mitgift. Celtic rock band Tempest recorded "Two Sisters" on their 2001 album Balance. Folk band Megan Mullally & Supreme Music Program recorded "Wind And Rain" on their 2007 album Free Again!. The pagan-folk Band Omnia recorded a version called "Harp of Death" on their 2016 album Prayer. The musical Ghost Quartet draws from this ballad as inspiration, as well as having a version of the ballad called "The Wind & Rain". Indie-rock band Okkervil River