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Oxford Waits: Switter Swatter
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Switter Swatter Beautiful Jo Records BEJOCD-44 (CD, UK, 19 January 2004) |
Recorded by David Eynstone at the Den, Abingdon;
Cover photograph by Antony Moore, taken at the King’s Head and Bell, Abingdon
Musicians
Charles Spicer: vocals, smallpipes, shawm, pipe and tabor, flute;
Caroline Butler: vocals, fiddle;
Edward Fitzgibbon vocals, lute, orpharion, tambourine;
Ian Giles: vocals, hurdy-gurdy, side drum, nakers;
Tim Healey: vocals [14]
Tracks
- Portsmouth / Newcastle (RoudBS B190048) (2.26)
- Sir Walter Enjoying His Damsel (Roud V31057) (1.32)
- The Beggar’s Chorus (Roud 27971) (1.44)
- Stanes Morris (Roud V18894) (1.29)
- The Ranting Whore’s Resolution (Roud V30761) (2.35)
- Remember O Thou Man (Roud 23782) (2.27)
- Oxford Waits (1.58)
- The Lusty Young Blacksmith (Roud V6823) / Mal Peatly (2.55)
- The Poore Man Payes for All (RoudBS B133312) (2.34)
- Alman (RoudBS B250168) (1.53)
- Cavy Lillyman / Sawney and Jockey (3.09)
- Pillycock (Roud 22154) (2.43)
- Mayden Lane (RoudBS B106164) (1.28)
- The Doleful Dance, and Song of Death (Roud V11404) (2.31)
- Belle qui Tiens ma Vie / Parson Upon Dorothy / Hunting Song (3.50)
- Had She Not Care Enough (Roud 24411) (1.32)
- Put in All (RoudFS S334382) / Childgrove (2.09)
- Joan’s Ale Is New (Roud 139; G/D 3:561) (2.11)
- Stingo / Bobbing Joe (1.40)
- Good Morrow ’tis St Valentines Day (2.13)
- The Maiden’s Complaint (Roud V35043) (2.53)
- Argeers, or the Wedding Night (RoudBS B90887) (2.39)
- Christchurch Bells (Roud 1237) (1.04)
- Duke of York’s March (Roud 36016) / The Garter (1.18)
- The Comical Dreamer (Roud V186) (2.33)
- Gather Ye Rosebuds (Roud 24424) (2.32)
- A Rebus Upon Mr Anthony Hall (1.55)
- Whether Men Do Laugh or Weep (1.34)
- A New Rigadoon (1.50)
All tracks trad. arr. Oxford Waits except
Track 2 Henry Purcell;
Track 3 Richard Broome;
Track 6 Thomas Ravenscroft;
Track 10 Robert Johnson;
Track 14 Thomas Hill;
Track 16 Jeremiah Savile;
Track 23 Henry Aldrich;
Track 26 words Robert Herrick, tune William Lawes;
Track 27 words R. Tomlinson, tune attributed to Henry Purcell;
Track 28 Philip Rosseter
