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50 Years of Folk Music in Newcastle
50 Years of Folk Music in Newcastle
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50 Years of Folk Music in Newcastle
Various Artists
private issue, LM-0006966 (2 CD, UK, 2008) |
Produced by Alistair Gillies;
Recorded live on the occasion of the Bridge Folk Club's fiftieth birthday party;
Recorded and mastered by John Bushby;
Artwork and copying by Ceilidh Connections
Musicians
see the individual tracks
Tracks
CD 1 | CD 2 |
- High Level Ranters:
Charlie Hunter
jig /
Rowley Burn
hornpipe /
Morpeth Rant
rant /
Because He Was a Bonny Lad /
Salmon Tails
marches
- Johnny Handle:
Adam Buckham
- Chris Hendry, acc. by Johnny Handle:
Mary Hamilton
- — :
Last of the Clydesdales
- Tom Gilfellon, acc. by High Level Ranters:
The Hexhamshire Lass
- — :
Plains of Waterloo
- Ray Fisher, acc. by Tom Gilfellon, guitar:
Generations of Change
- — :
The Old Maid in the Garrett
- John Brennan:
You Rambling Boys of Pleasure
- — :
General Guinness
- Louis Killen, acc. concertina:
The Cockfight
- — :
Pleasant and Delightful
- Alistair Anderson, concertina, acc. Tom Gilfellon, guitar:
City of Savannah /
Dookin for Apples
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- Benny Graham:
Stanley Market
- Jim Hall, acc. Colin, fiddle:
Gypsy's Lullaby / Billy's Reel
- Pete Wood:
John o' Greenfield
- High Level Ranters:
Whinham's Reel / Winshield's Hornpipe
- Johnny Handle acc. by High Level Ranters:
Elsie Marley
/
Hoop Her and Gird Her
- Chris Hendry acc. Johnny Handle, accordion:
Westlin' Winds
- Tom Gilfellon acc. Johnny Handle, accordion:
Durham Strike
- — :
Wor Nannie's a Maisor
- Ray Fisher:
Behave Yersel'
story and poem
- John Brennan:
Lady Margaret and Sweet William
- — :
The Forgetful Sailor
- Louis Killen:
Fortune Turns the Wheel
- Louis Killen and Mike Waterson:
When I Was a Working Lad
- High Level Ranters w/ Jim Hall, pipes, and Pete Wood, concertina:
High Level Hornpipe with variations /
Duke of Fife's Welcome to Deesside
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All tracks trad. except
Track 1a Bobby McLeod;
Track 1b Forster Charlton;
Track 4 Archie Webster, ca. 1950;
Track 7 Matt Armour;
Track 10 trad. Dublin street song w/ extra verses by John Brennan;
Track 13b Alistair Anderson;
Track 14, 20-21 Tommy Armstrong;
Track 15b Billy Pigg;
Track 16a Robert Whinham (1814-1893);
Track 19 Robert Burns;
Track 26 Mike Waterson;
Track 27a trad, Billy Pigg / High Level Ranters;
Track 27b James Scott Skinner
Acknowledgements
Thank you very much to Ken Hunt for the cover picture and the
album details