In 1965, Geoff Stephens and Peter Eden entered into an agreement with EMI’s Columbia label to capitalize on the folk boom Britain was then experiencing.  The deal between Stephens and Eden and EMI was to produce four LPs.  Though the fourth never materialized, the three albums released under the banner of The Eve Folk Recordings have been collected, along with bonus tracks, on RPM’s 2014 two-CD set of the same name.  Stephens and Eden’s early managerial client, Donovan, is featured, along with Mick Softley, Bob Davenport and The Rakes, and Vernon Haddock’s…