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Tom Shepley’s Band: How Do You Do?
How Do You Do? Traditional Sound Recordings TSR 031 (LP, UK, 1978) |
Musical direction by Brian McNeill;
Recorded by Brian Horsfall;
Original sleeve design by Frank Hicklin;
Digital transfer and remastering by John Constantine;
CD bonus track recorded and produced by Dave Howard, remastered by Martin Hadden;
CD booklet design by Mike Billington
Musicians
Pat Knowles: electric piano [1-2, 4, 8-10, 12],
harmonium [1-8, 10-12],
lead vocals [3, 6-7, 9, 11];
Jamie Knowles: fiddle [1, 3, 5-6, 8-10, 12-13],
mandola [4, 12],
cittern [2, 7, 11],
vocals [6];
Nan Trench: flute [1-2, 5, 8, 10-12],
concertina [3-4, 6-9, 12],
vocals [6];
Martin Colledge: tenor banjo [1, 6, 8, 10],
cittern [1, 4, 7-8, 11-12],
guitar [6, 9],
mandolin [10],
mandola [2],
whistle [3, 5, 8, 12],
bodhrán [10, 12],
vocals [6];
with
Ian Stewart: side drum [5];
Nick Denneley: recorder [10];
Gill McKay: keyboard, vocals [13];
Sam McGrady: fiddle [13]
Tracks
LP Side 1
- Richard Dwyer’s / The Perthshire Volunteers / Oh, She’s Coming (3.16)
- The White Joak / The Wakefield Jigg (3.04)
- The Collier Lass (Roud V7863) (5.23)
- The Stockport Hornpipe (The Quay Side) / Remember Me (3.05)
- Not a Swan on the Lake (3.58)
- Gee Cross Fair / How Do You Do? (2.16)
LP Side 2
- The Mottram Bellringers (2.29)
- The First New Dutch Skippar / Black Mary’s Hornpipe (4.25)
- Mottram Wakes (3.20)
- The Lilting Fisherman / The Priest in His Boots / Father Kelly’s No. 1 (3.48)
- The Dundee Lassie (2.12)
- Drummond’s Favourite / The Arran Boat / The Earl of Lauderdale (4.32)
CD Bonus Track
- Factory Doll (3.38)
All tracks trad. except
Track 6a words anon., tune Bob. Bethsworth;
Track 7 words anon., tune Jamie Knowles;
Track 9 words Samuel Cottrill, tune Jamie Knowles;
Track 11 words Mary Brooksbank, tune trad.
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Pat Knowles: Standard Settings
Standard Settings Fellside Recordings FE024 (LP, UK, 1980) |
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Epona Records EPO 015 (CD, UK, 2015) |
Recorded at Cargo Studios, Rochdale by Colin Richardson and John Brierley;
Produced by Brian McNeill;
Production master by Paul Adams;
Illustration by Edmund Blood;
Artwork by Mary Blood
Musicians
Pat Knowles: acoustic and electric pianos, pedal organ, Crumer performer,
Godwin organ, Jen synthtone;
Jamie Knowles: fiddle, mandolin;
Nan Trench: concertina, flute;
Martin Colledge: banjo, electric guitar;
Brian MacNeill: mandolin, bouzouki;
Gary Walsh: flute, whistle, vocals;
Ian Stewart: snare drum, bodhrán, lagerphone, spoons
Tracks
Side 1
- The Glafis (1.35)
- O’Connel’s Welcome / Bob & Joan / Is Meath Le Nora (3.15)
- Spring Gardens / Aire / Old Noll’s Jig (3.19)
- Planxty Dillon / Captain O’Kane (4.10)
- Mary (2.41)
- Slap & Kiss / Daniel Wright’s (4.39)
Side 2
- The Northern Lass / Dusty Miller (3.13)
- The French Revolution (2.10)
- Mary Young & Fair / Logan Water (3.09)
- The Rattler (2.43)
- In Praise of Red Hair (2.42)
- Loch Earn / Tullymet Hall / Marry Me Now (3.06)
- Love Me Little, Love Me Long (1.44)
All tracks trad. except
Tracks 4ab Turlough O’Carolan;
Track 5 Pat Knowles;
Track 11 Brian McNeill
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Other records with Pat Knowles and Tom Shepley’s Band
Brian McNeill, Monksgate, LP, Escalibur BUR 801, 1978
Steve Turner, Out Stack, LP, Fellside FE018, 1979
Various Artists, Seasons, Ceremonies & Rituals: The Calendar in Traditional Song, CD, Fellside FTSR5, 2002