> Folk Music > Records > Barbara Dickson
Barbara Dickson
This is a list of the few Barbara Dickson albums that I own. For a complete discography see Barbara Dickson's own Discography.
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher, Barbara Dickson, John MacKinnon: The Fate o' Charlie
The Fate o' Charlie
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The Fate o' Charlie Trailer Records LER3002 (LP, UK, 1969) |
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Recorded in Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire by Bill Leader;
Produced by Bill Leader
Cover picture: The Field of Prestonpans, 21 September 1745,
after Sir W. Allen, Radio Times Hulton Picture Library
See also Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger's album The Jacobite Rebellions. It has the same cover picture and was recorded by Bill Leader too.
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals [1-3, 8a, 13],
guitar, concertina, dulcimer, mandolin;
Barbara Dickson: vocals [2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 15],
guitar, bodhrán;
John MacKinnon: vocals [2, 5, 12],
violin, mandolin
Tracks
Side 1 | Side 2 |
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Tracks 1, 3, 7-8, 13-14 trad arr. Archie Fisher;
Tracks 2, 10 trad arr. Archie Fisher, Barbara Dickson, John MacKinnon;
Tracks 4, 6, 9, 11, 15 trad arr. Barbara Dickson;
Tracks 5, 12 trad arr. John MacKinnon
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher & Barbara Dickson: Thro' the Recent Years
Archie Fisher & Barbara Dickson: Thro' the Recent Years
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Thro' the Recent Years Decca LK 5041/SKL 5041 (LP, UK, 1970) |
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Produced by Ray Horricks;
Engineered by Robert Sibbald on 4-track in Edinburgh and by
Terry Johnson and David Grinsted on 8-track in London;
Cover photo by Ian McCalman
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals [1, 3, 5-8, 11-14], guitar;
Barbara Dickson: vocals [2, 4, 6, 8-14];
Des Haldane,
Rab Noakes: backing vocals, guitar;
Ronnie Reay: bass;
Bill Kemp: drums;
Roger Coulam: organ;
Jack Ellory: flute;
Alex Sutherland: trombone, piano
Tracks
Side 1 | Side 2 |
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Track 1 Dave Goulder;
Track 2 Andrew Lothian;
Tracks 3, 5, 9, 11, 14 Archie Fisher;
Track 4 Bob Dylan, Richard Manuel;
Tracks 6, 8, 13 Rab Noakes;
Track 10 Charles Causley, Archie Fisher;
Track 12 John Conolly
> Folk Music > Records > Barbara Dickson: From the Beggar's Mantle… Fringed With Gold
From the Beggar's Mantle… Fringed With Gold
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From the Beggar's Mantle… Fringed With Gold Decca SKL 5116 (LP, UK, 1971) |
Recorded at Decca, West Hampstead in October 1971;
Engineered by Derek Varnals;
Produced by Ray Horricks
Musicians
Barbara Dickson: vocals, guitar, piano;
Nic Jones: fiddle, guitar;
Archie Fisher: guitar, concertina;
Darryl Runswick: bass guitar, piano;
Bill DeMont: cello
Tracks
Side 1 | Side 2 |
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Tracks 1-2, 7 Archie Fisher;
Tracks 3, 5-6, 8 trad. arr. Barbara Dickson;
Track 4 Allan Taylor;
Track 9 Alan Hull
> Folk Music > Records > Barbara Dickson: Barbara Dickson
Barbara Dickson
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Barbara Dickson Contour CD 2059 (compilation LP, UK, 1982) |
(P) 1970, 1971 The Decca Record Co. Ltd.
Tracks
Side 1 | Side 2 |
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Track 1 Chips Moman, Dann Penn;
Track 2 Gerome Ragni, James Rado, Gait MacDermot (from the musical “Hair”);
Track 3 Charles Causley, Archie Fisher;
Tracks 4, 12 Archie Fisher;
Tracks 5, 9-11 trad. arr. Barbara Dickson;
Track 6 Andrew Lothian;
Track 7 Rab Noakes;
Track 8 James Taylor
Tracks 3-4, 6-7 are from Thro' the Recent Years (Decca SKL 5041, 1970);
Tracks 1-2, 5, 8, 10-11 are from Do Right Woman (Decca SKL 5058, 1970);
Tracks 9, 12 are from From the Beggar's Mantle… Fringed With Gold (Decca SKL 5116, 1971)
> Folk Music > Records > Barbara Dickson: Dark End of the Street
Dark End of the Street
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Dark End of the Street Transatlantic Records TRA CD 117 (CD, UK, 1995) |
Produced by Bernard Theobald and Barbara Dickson;
Recorded at Chapel Studios, South Thoresby, Lincolnshire;
Engineer: Ewan Davies;
Mixing Engineer: Sven Taits
Barbara Dickson's sleeve notes on
Who Knows Where the Time Goes?:
“Sandy Denny was a great singer and very appreciated until her untimely
death. This song is probably her best known and has a truly timeless
quality which I hope we have preserved. Troy Donockley's uilleann pipes
are particularly suited to the feeling of the lyric.”
Musicians
Barbara Dickson: vocals;
Ian Lynn: keyboards, Hammond organ;
Danny Thompson: acoustic bass;
Dave Mattacks: drums;
Jerry Stevenson: guitars;
Troy Donockley: uilleann pipes;
Pete Zorn: saxes, flutes and percussion, vocals [3];
John (Rabbit) Bundick: Hammond organ;
Tom McConville: fiddle;
Robert Wyatt: backing vocals;
Pip Williams: guitar [6],
rhythm guitar [11]
Tracks
- Fine Horseman [Lal Waterson] (4.09)
- Love Hurts [Boudleaux Bryant] (3.43)
- Love Needs A Heart [Lowell Goeroge, Valerie Carter, Jackson Browne] (4.04)
- Brother Can You Spare a Dime? [Yip Harburg, Jay Gorney] (2.26)
- Ballad of Springhill [Peggy Seeger, Ewan MacColl] (4.29)
- Who Knows Where the Time Goes? [Sandy Denny] (6.23)
- First Time I Ever Saw Your Face [Ewan MacColl] (3.30)
- All the Pretty Little Horses (Roud 6705) (2.06)
- Dark End of the Street [Chip Moman, Dan Penn] (4.55)
- Sandman's Coming [Randy Newman] (2.46)
- Just One Smile [Randy Newman] (4.21)
- Young Man Cut Down in His Prime [Julie Matthews, Chris While] (4.08)
> Folk Music > Records > Barbara Dickson: For the Record
For the Record
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For the Record Eagle Records EDGCD188 (2 CD, UK, 2001) |
Produced by Bernard Theobald and Barbara Dickson;
Recorded by Ewan Davies at Chapel Studios, South Thoresby, Lincolnshire;
Mixing Engineer Sven Taits
Tracks
CD 1 - For the Record
- I Will Wait for You [Michel Le Grand] (2.30)
- Answer Me [Wickler, Rauch, Sigman] (3.02)
- All the Pretty Little Horses (Roud 6705) (2.06)
- The Times They Are A'Changing' [Bob Dylan] (4.46)
- Blowing in the Wind [Bob Dylan] (5.57)
- I Know Him So Well [Andersson, Ulvaeus, Rice] (4.14)
- A Day in the Life [John Lennon, Paul McCartney] (4.57)
- Farewell to Whisky (Roud 845; G/D 3:587; Henry H807) (4.35)
- She's Leaving Home [John Lennon, Paul McCartney] (4.35)
- I Think It's Going to Rain Today [Randy Newman] (2.47)
- Anyone Who Had a Heart [Bacharach, David] (5.00)
- Dark End of the Street [Chip Moman, Dan Penn] (4.54)
- Tell Me It's Not True [Russell] (3.21)
- Sule Skerry (Roud 197; Child 113) (4.59)
- Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry [Styne, Cahn] (4.18)
- Falling in Love Again
[Hollander, Connely]
Love for Sale [Porter] (5.28) - Easy Terms [Russell] (3.38)
- January February [Tarney] (3.51)
- If You Go Away [Brel, McKuen] (4.06)
CD 2 - In Concert
- Caravans [Batt] (4.06)
- September Song [Weill, Anderson] (3.05)
- Buddy Can You Spare a Dime? [Gorney, Harburg] (2.21)
- It's Money That I Love [Randy Newman] (3.15)
- Sandman's Song [Randy Newman] (3.01)
- Who Knows Where the Time Goes? [Sandy Denny] (5.59)
- Natural Woman [Kong, Goffin, Wexter] (4.15)
- Song of Bernadette [Leonard Cohen, Jennifer Warnes, William Elliott] (3.53)
- Bonny at Morn (Roud 3064) (6.39)
- Another Suitcase in Another Hall [Lloyd Webber, Rice] (4.22)
- The Wife of a Soldier [Bertold Brecht] (2.45)
- My Lagan Love [trad. arr. Barbara Dickson] (5.15)
- Stolen Love [Swals, Williams, Bryant] (5.24)
- MacCrimmon's Lament (Roud 5134) (instrumental) (10.05)
- I Heard it Through the Grapevine [Whitfield, Strong] (5.48)
- The Party's Over [Styne, Comden, Green] (5.27)
> Folk Music > Records > Barbara Dickson: B4 Seventy-Four
B4 Seventy-Four
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B4 Seventy-Four Charot Music CTVP006CD (2 CD, UK, 15 January 2013) |
Produced by Rob Noakes;
Recorded live in 1969-73 at The Elbow Room, Kirkcaldy,
the Brig, Leeds, and other venues;
Mastered by Denis Blackham at Skye Mastering;
Photos by Archie Fisher, Ian McCalman and Bill May
Musicians
Barbara Dickson: vocals, guitar
with
The McCalmans [14, 19];
Mike Whellans: vocals [18];
Martin Carthy: guitar [20];
Dave Swarbrick: mandolin [20];
Rab Noakes [21-23]
Tracks
CD 1 | CD 2 |
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All tracks trad. except
Track 2 Bernard Joseph ‘Benny’ Gallagher, Graham Hamilton Lyle;
Tracks 3, 23 James Taylor;
Track 8 Gerry Rafferty;
Track 18 Barbara Dickson;
Track 20 Gordon Lightfoot;
Track 21 Chips Moman, Dann Penn;
Track 22 Felice & Boudleaux Bryant;
Track 23 Allan Taylor;
Track 26 Dave Goulder;
Track 30 Bert Jansch;
Track 36 Archie Fisher, Bobby Campbell;
> Folk Music > Records > Barbara Dickson: Time Is Going Faster
Time Is Going Faster
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Time Is Going Faster Chariot Music CTVPCD022 (CD, UK, 30 October 2020) |
Produced, arranged and mixed by Nick Holland;
Recorded in 2019 and 2020 at various locations throughout the UK;
Additional recording at Kevock Digital in 2019, engineered by Ian McCalman;
Mastered by Denis Blackham at Skye Mastering;
Photography by Brian Aris
Musicians
Barbara Dickson: vocals, guitar, keyboards, backing vocals;
Nick Holland: keyboards, programming, backing vocals;
Troy Donockley: uillean pipes, guitars, bouzouki, whistles, backing vocals;
Brad Lang: bass, backing vocals;
Russell Field: drums and percussion
Tracks
- Good As Gone (2.30)
- Barbara Allen (Roud 54; Child 84; G/D 6:1193; Henry H236) (2.30)
- Where Shadows Meet the Light (2.30)
- Look Over the Hill (2.30)
- Heyr Himna Smidur (2.30)
- The Ballad of the Speaking Heart (2.30)
- Tell Me It’s Not True (2.30)
- Goodnight, I’m Going Home (2.30)
- Lament of the Three Marys (2.30)
- Time Is Going Faster (2.30)
Track 1 Robin Williamson;
Track 2 words trad., tune Barbara Dickson;
Tracks 3, 8, 10 Barbara Dickson;
Track 4 Gerry Rafferty;
Track 5 Tomason, Sigurbjörnsson;
Track 6 Henderson, Barbara Dickson;
Track 7 Willy Russell;
Track 9 trad. arr. Barbara Dickson, Nick Holland
> Folk Music > Records > Barbara Dickson
Other records with Barbara Dickson
Archie Fisher,
Orfeo,
LP, Decca SKL 5057, 1970
Maddy Prior,
Changing Winds,
LP, Chrysalis CHR 1203, 1978
Gerry Rafferty,
Night Owl,
LP, United Artists UAR 30238, 1979
Michael Marra,
The Midas Touch,
LP, Polydor Super POLS 1016, 1980
Various Artists,
Our Folk Music Heritage,
LP, Trailer LETSAM 2087, 1985
Various Artists,
McCalman Singular,
CD, Greentrax CDTRAX269, 2004
Various Artists,
Far, Far from Ypres—The Concert,
DVD, Greentrax DVTRAX2024, 2018
Various Artists,
Strings That Nimble Leap,
Fylde Guitars and Their Players,
2 CD, Fylde Guitars / Fellside FECD285, 2019