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A Cold Wind Blows
A Cold Wind Blows Elektra EUK 253 (LP, UK, 1966) |
Recorded in
Edinburgh, January 1966 (Matt McGinn);
Newcastle, January 1966 (Johnny Handle);
London, January 1966 (Alasdair Clayre);
London, April 1966 (Cyril Tawney);
Produced by Joe Boyd;
Cover photo John Hopkins;
Cover design William S. Harvey
Musicians
Cyril Tawney: vocals [1, 8, 13, 18];
Alasdair Clayre: vocals [2, 5, 11, 15];
Peggy Seeger: guitar [2],
banjo [5],
concertina [11],
dulcimer [15];
Martin Carthy: guitar [2];
Matt McGinn: vocals [3, 6, 9, 12, 16];
David Speirs: guitar [3, 6, 12],
banjo [9];
Johnny Handle: vocals [4, 7, 10, 14, 17],
banjo [7],
accordion [10],
melodeon [17];
Ellis Holliday: vocals [14]
Tracks
Side 1
- [CT] Five Foot Flirt
- [AC] Hawthorne Berries
- [MM] Get Up, Get Out
- [JH] Dust
- [AC] Tiny Newman
- [MM] The Champagne Flows
- [JH] The Trepanner Song
- [CT] On a Monday Morning
- [MM] Mr Rising Price
Side 2
- [JH] Fill up the Pints Again
- [AC] Old Man’s Song
- [MM] I’ve Packed up My Bags
- [CT] Sammy’s Bar
- [JH] The Old Pubs
- [AC] A Cold Wind Blows
- [MM] Jeannie Gallacher
- [JH] Because It Wouldn’t Pay
- [CT] The Oggie Man
Tracks 1, 8, 13, 18 written by Cyril Tawney;
Tracks 2, 5, 11, 15 Alasdair Clayre;
Tracks 3, 6, 9, 12, 16 Matt McGinn;
Tracks 4, 7, 10, 14, 17 Johnny Handle
> Folk Music > Records > Alasdair Clayre: Alasdair Clayre
Alasdair Clayre
Alasdair Clayre Elektra EUK 255 (LP, UK, 1967) |
Produced by Joe Boyd and Alasdair Clayre
Engineer: John Wood (Sound Techniques)
Cover photograph: John Brooke
Design: D. Halperin
Musicians
Alasdair Clayre: vocals;
Leon Rosselson: banjo [1],
guitar [1, 7-9];
Michael Jessett: guitar [2, 11];
Peggy Seeger: mountain dulcimer [3, 14],
banjo [6];
Brian Daly: 12-string guitar [3, 14],
guitar [6, 10];
Bobby Campbell: fiddle [4, 10],
madolin [6, 13];
Gordon McCulloch: guitar [4, 13],
harmonica [8];
George Adie: guitar [5, 12];
Duncan Lamont: flute [7],
alto flute [12]
Tracks
Side 1
- The Invisible Backwards-Facing Grocer Who Rose to Fame
- Snow
- Adam and the Beasts
- Lighterman
- Night Song
- Tied to the Line
- The Professor and the Girl
Side 2
- A Gentle Easy-Flowing River
- The Gormless Maid
- The Wayward Way
- Irish Girl
- Lament for a Writer
- Old Couple Walking
- Lullaby and Come Afloat
all track lyrics & music Alistair Clayre except
Tracks 2, 9, 11 music Michael Jessett;
Track 12 music George Adie
> Folk Music > Records > Alasdair Clayre: Adam and the Beasts
Alasdair Clayre: Adam and the Beasts
Adam and the Beasts Acorn Records CF 252 (LP, UK, 1976) |
Arranged by Alasdair Clayre, Andrew Parrott and Nick Bicât;
Recorded by Colin Sanders;
Designed by Humphrey Stone;
Produced by Alasdair Clayre
Musicians
Alasdair Clayre: vocals [1, 3-5, 7-11, 13-16];
Emma Kirkby: vocals [2, 4, 6, 8, 11-12];
Victoria: vocals, guitar [14];
Andrew Parrott: clavichord [1, 3, 6, 11, 16],
recorders [6, 15],
piano [5, 12],
organ [11];
Nic Bicât: bass guitar [1, 11],
guitars [2-3, 5, 13, 15-16],
clavichord [3, 9, 11],
piano [5, 7, 9],
drums [2-3, 5, 9, 11, 16],
hand drum [3, 15],
George Adie: guitar [10];
Dave Brooks: harmonica [10];
Rod Skeaping: viols [4]
Tracks
Side 1
- A Gentle Easy-Flowing River (2.00)
- Sell Your Beauty (1.42)
- Adam and the Beasts (3.01)
- Lullaby and Come Afloat (2.02)
- Springtime Song (1.25)
- Irish Girl (2.30)
- Motorway Promoter (2.09)
- An Old Wind Blows (2.58)
Side 2
- Two Evenings (1.58)
- Ballad of London (.150)
- Guerilla (3.35)
- Snow (2.39)
- Old Rich World’s Daughter (1.37)
- Hawthorn Berries (2.00)
- Mass Production Song (1.14)
- Travelling North (1.41)
all track lyrics & music Alistair Clayre except
Track 4 arr. John Byrt
> Folk Music > Records > Alasdair Clayre Covers
Cover versions of Alasdair Clayre’s songs
Adam and the Beasts
- Robin and Barry Dransfield: Lord of All I Behold (1971)
- Robin Dransfield on Kertalg 73: 2eme Festival Pop’ Celtic (1973)
- Robin Dransfield live at the Medway Folk Centre, 14 November 1972, A Lighter Touch (2008)
Eileen Jameson’s Experience
- The Three City Four: Smoke and Dust (1967)