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Canny Cumberland
Canny Cumberland Fellside Recordings FE012 (LP, UK, 1979) |
Produced by Paul Adams;
Recorded by Paul Adams and Robbie Ellis;
Artwork by Mary Blood
Musicians
Linda Adams: vocals [1, 7, 9, 11],
guitar [9],
guitar accompaniment [4],
concertina [7];
Hodgett’s Barnstormers
(Neil Bettinson: melodeon;
Doug Sim: fiddle;
Linda Adams: guitar;
John Reay: mandolin;
Joe Blackadder: whistle, trombone;
Hugh Turpin: tuba;
Paul Adams: percussion)
[1, 13];
Robbie Ellis: vocals [2, 5, 8, 14],
guitar [2, 5, 8, 14],
fiddle [2, 8, 14],
recorder [5],
mandolin [8],
viola [14];
Derwent Pickering: reading [3, 6];
Angi Marchant: vocals [4, 12],
guitar [4, 12],
monologue [10];
Paul Adams: jew’s harp [11]
Tracks
Side 1
- Canny Aul Cummerlan’
- To t’ Milken
- Shades o’ Jwhon Pell (Nut Altogither Pass’ Believin’)
- Dinah Grayson
- The Oyster Girl (Roud 875; Laws Q13; G/D 2:304; Henry H725)
- Willie Whoar’s Ta Bin?
- It’s Nobbut Me
Side 2
- The Straw Rope
- Hoo Happy We Lived Then (Roud 22373)
- Branthet Neuk Boggle
- Tarry Woo’ (Roud 1472)
- Sally Gray
- The Cumberland Reel
- It’s Winter
Tracks 1, 12 Robert Anderson / trad.;
Track 2 words Len Hayton, music Robbie Ellis;
Tracks 3, 6 Derwent ‘Dowie’ Pickering;
Track 4 Alexander Craig Gibson (19th century);
Track 5 trad. arr. Robbie Ellis;
Track 7 words John Richardson / trad.;
Tracks 8, 14 Robbie Ellis;
Tracks 9, 11 trad.;
Track 10 collected from Joe Mumberson of Great Clifton