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Canny Newcassel
Canny Newcassel Topic Records 12TS219 (LP, UK, 1972) |
Recorded by Dick Swettenham in 1971;
Production and notes by Tony Wilson;
Photography by Johanna Hudson;
Sleeve design by Humphrey Weightman
Musicians
Alistair Anderson: English concertina [1, 8, 16, 19];
Barry Canham: vocals [10-11];
Billy Conroy: vocals [9, 18],
whistle [5];
Bruce Elliott: vocals [17];
Pat Elliott: vocals [13];
Pete Elliott: vocals [4, 12];
Tommy Gilfellon: vocals [16],
guitar [1, 19],
piano [8];
Johnny Handle: vocals [2, 8],
accordion [1, 16, 19],
melodeon [2, 8, 14],
piano [10];
Doreen Henderson: vocals [7];
Les Pearson: vocals [14],
guitar [14];
Ed Pickford: vocals [3];
Colin Ross: fiddle [1, 11, 16, 19],
melodeon [2],
whistle [8, 14],
tuba [10],
Northumbrian pipes [15];
Don Stokoe: vocals [6];
Chorus [4, 10]
Tracks
Side 1
- Canny Newcassel (Roud 3060) / Sandgate Girl’s Lament (Roud 3170) (1.56)
- The Miller’s Wife of Blaydon (Roud 3167) (1.16)
- Ee, Aye, Aa Cud Hew (2.16)
- Three Crows (Roud 5; Child 26) (3.02)
- Billy Boy (Roud 326) (0.50)
- Bonnie Gateshead Lass (2.37)
- My Lad’s a Canny Lad (Roud 8256) (0.21)
- Till the Tide Comes In (Roud 8726) (1.41)
- Silly Galoot (1.14)
- Fire on the Quay (5.23)
Side 2
- Billy Oliver’s Ramble (2.59)
- Jowl and Listen (Roud 3191) (1.44)
- The Weary Cutter (Roud 8772) (2.16)
- Graveyard Shift (2.29)
- Wylam Away (2.39)
- Footy Against the Wall (Roud 9028) (2.05)
- My Old Man’s a Dustman (0.44)
- Four and Twenty Bob (3.12)
- Blaydon Races (Roud 3511) / Keep Your Feet Still, Geordie Hinny (Roud 6862) (2.11)
All tracks trad. except
Track 3 Ed Pickford;
Track 6 Joe Wilson;
Tracks 8, 11 Henry Robson;
Track 10 Ned Corvan;
Track 14 Les Pearson;