> Folk Music > Records > Tundra: A Kentish Garland
A Kentish Garland
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A Kentish Garland Sweet Folk and Country SFA 078 (LP, UK, 1978) |
Recorded at Mid-Wales Sound Studios, Castle Caereinion;
Engineered by Alan Green;
Produced by Joe Stead;
Mastered at the Master Room, London;
Front cover design by Geoff Barnard
Musicians
Doug Hudson: vocals [1-9, 11-12],
guitar [2-3, 5, 7, 9, 11-12];
Sue Hudson: vocals [1-5, 7-12],
English concertina [2, 6, 9],
dulcimer [7];
with:
Ian Telfer: fiddle [1, 5, 8-9, 11],
bowed psaltery [3],
English concertina [7];
Alan Prosser: fiddle [1, 5],
bells [1],
guitar [3, 8, 12],
vocals [7],
bass guitar [7],
mandola [9, 11],
harmonium [10];
Chris Taylor: harmonica [1],
bouzouki [2, 7],
bodhrán [8, 11],
dulcimer [9];
Damien Richardson: bodhrán [4]
Tracks
Side 1
- The Jovial Man of Kent (3.30)
- Hopping Down in Kent (Roud 1715) (2.08)
- The Lady of Rochester Castle (2.10)
- Captain Ward and the Rainbow (Roud 224; Child 287; G/D 1:39) (2.17)
- Jezreels (1.42)
- Petition of the Pigs in Kent (3.26)
Side 2
- Come on the Fleet (1.59)
- John Appleby (Roud 1292) (1.59)
- The Pear Tree (Roud 1713; TYG 38) (3.35)
- Tarry Trowsers (Roud 427) (2.56)
- The Chathamites (1.56)
- Medway Flows Softly (3.48)
All tracks trad. arr. Tundra except
Track 1 Charles Dibdin;
Tracks 3, 5, 7 Doug Hudson;
Track 6 Copyright Control;
Track 12 George Gilbert
> Folk Music > Records > Tundra: The Kentish Songster
The Kentish Songster
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The Kentish Songster Greenwich Village Records GVR 208 (LP, UK, 1980) |
Recorded at Mid-Wales Sound Studios, Castle Caereinion, in April 1980;
Engineered by Joe Stead;
Produced by Doug and Sue Hudson;
Mastered by Tony Bridge;
Illustrations by Geoff Barnard;
Sleeve design by Mike Walsh
Musicians
Doug Hudson: vocals [1-6, 8-11],
guitar [1, 3, 5, 9],
12-string guitar [6];
Sue Hudson: vocals [1-4, 6-11],
English concertina [1, 3, 5, 9]
with:
Alan Prosser: guitar [1, 3, 5-9, 11],
bones [1];
Ian Telfer: fiddle [1, 3, 5-6, 9, 11],
viola [5];
Will Ward: bassoon [4];
John Jones: vocals [4],
melodeon [10];
Tracks
Side 1
- Jolly Jack of Dover / The Herne Bay Dance (4.08)
- The Dutchmen (2.19)
- Sweet Orange Pippin (2.58)
- The Yeoman of Kent (Roud V15637) (4.18)
- Cells (4.52)
Side 2
- The Lullingstone Hunt (3.55)
- Pretty Maids of Greenwich (Roud 8120) (2.23)
- The Kentish Frolick (3.35)
- Hops (2.58)
- The Old Man and His Wife (Roud 281; Laws Q1; Henry H702) (2.06)
- The Hop Supper (2.06)
All tracks trad. arr. Doug & Sue Hudson except
Tracks 2 words Rudyard Kipling, tune The Farmer’s Boy;
Track 3 Bob Kenward;
Track 4 Thomas d’Urfey;
Tracks 5 words Rudyard Kipling, tune Martin Winsor
> Folk Music > Records > Tundra: Songs From Greenwich
Songs From Greenwich
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Songs From Greenwich Greenwich Village Records GVR 218 (LP, UK, 1981) |
Recorded at Leader Studios, Greetland, Halifax, in May 1981;
Engineered by Bill Leader;
Produced by Doug and Sue Hudson;
Mastered by Tony Bridge at Pye Studios, London;
Sleeve design by Mike Walsh;
Pictures and sketches supplied by courtesy of the Greenwich Local History Library
Musicians
Doug Hudson: vocals, guitar;
Sue Hudson: vocals, English concertina
with
Alan Prosser: fiddle, guitar, synthesiser
Tracks
Side 1
- Greenwich Park (1.30)
- Pretty Maids of Greenwich (Roud 8120) (2.25)
- The Rambling Sailor (Roud 518; G/D 7:1477) (2.15)
- Rebellion of Wat Tyler (2.57)
- Admiral Benbow (Roud 227) (2.50)
- The Greenwich Lovers’ Garland (4.41)
Side 2
- Homeward Bound (Roud 927 or 18905) (2.04)
- The Blackheath Burglar (2.46)
- The Jolly Sailor, or, The Lady of Greenwich (Roud 952) (2.38)
- So Handy (Roud 814) (1.03)
- Jack at Greenwich (3.42)
- I’m Going to Leave Her / Shallow Brown (Roud 2621) (3.08)
All tracks trad. arr. Sue Hudson except
Track 11 Charles Dibdin