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You’re On Nipper!
You’re On Nipper! Forest Tracks FT2CD 201 (2 CD-R, UK, 2003) |
Mastered for CD, design, bookiet and song notes by Paul Marsh;
Photographs from the family album
Musicians
Dave Williams:
vocals [1-3, 5-8, 10, 12-14, 16-17, 19-20, 22-24,
26-33, 35-41, 43-45, 47-51, 53-58],
guitar [2-3, 10, 13-14, 22-24, 26, 28-33, 36-37, 41,
45, 48, 51, 55-58],
melodeon [4, 6],
mouth organ [9],
melodeon [11, 15, 21, 25, 34, 39, 44, 46, 52],
concertina [18],
hammered dulcimer [42],
treacle tin banjo [54];
Pete Mills: vocals [1, 16, 26, 30, 40, 57],
guitar [26, 28, 30, 57];
Vic Wilton: vocals [1, 16, 26, 30, 40, 57],
guitar [15, 25, 49],
banjo [18, 23, 26, 28, 30, 33-34, 57];
Arthur Marshall: bones [11, 52];
Paul Marsh: mouth organ [15],
triangle [34];
Albert Wilkins: spoons [15],
dancing [21];
Stan Seaman: melodeon [18];
Alec Riglar: melodeon [18];
several friends: chorus [19-20, 53];
Black Glove Band (Ruth Askew: melodeon; …) [29, 45];
Davie Kettlewell: hammered dulcimer [42];
Ted Duckett: bones [46];
Bob Mills and others: chorus [54];
Jimmy Cooper: vocals [56],
hammered dulcimer [56]
Tracks
CD 1
- The Powder Monkey (Roud 1770) (3.24)
- Three Lovely Lasses From Banyon (Roud 818; F/D 7:1381) (3.26)
- Talkin’ Blues (2.22)
- Ceilito Lindo waltz (0.59)
- As I Went Down in the Valley to Pray (Roud 4928) (1.44)
- The Grand Old Duke of York (Roud 742) (2.06)
- He Was Saying Goodbye to His Horse (0.45)
- The Lowlands of Holland (Roud 484; G/D 6:1116; Henry H180) (2.28)
- Brahm’s Cradle Song (2.38)
- American Patrol march (1.17)
- Love Is Something If You Give It Away (Roud 36118) (1.29)
- It’s Not Pleasant or Delightful (3.26)
- Marilyn Monroe (2.43)
- Gosport (4.58)
- The Foggy Dew (Roud 558; Laws O3; G/D 7:1495) waltz (1.10)
- Twankydillo (Roud 2409) (2.28)
- Flutterby, Butterfly (2.15)
- The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo / The Gay Gordons / Wi’ a 100 Pipers an’ All jigs (1.12)
- The Mermaid (Roud 124; Child 289; G/D 1:27) (3.00)
- No Sir, No (Roud 146) (3.55)
- The Royal Oak (Roud 951; G/D 1:40) Morris jig (1.39)
- Pretty Saro (Roud 417) (2.01)
- It’s Hard, Ain’t It Hard (Roud 60; Laws P25; G/D 6:1169, 6:1170; Henry H683) (1.40)
- All Through the Beer (Roud 475; G/D 3:580) (1.37)
- Blaydon Races / Oh Mr Porter jigs (3.30)
- The Women of Leigh (Roud 3192) (1.21)
- The Old Sow (Roud 1737; G/D 8:1661) (1.23)
- Sweet Jane (Roud V5247) / The Reason Why I Wear the Kilt (Roud V22483) (1.03)
- The Banks of the Ohio (Roud 157; Laws F5) (2.14)
- The Oggie Song / The Blackbird (0.51)
CD 2
- The Common Market (2.43)
- Sheridan Fenwick (Roud 731) (3.32)
- They’re Burning Down the House I Was Brung Up In (2.02)
- My Grandfather’s Clock / Golden Slippers marches (3.16)
- The Old Baby Farmer (Roud 2347) (3.18)
- The Watercress Line (1.50)
- Maids When You’re Young, Never Wed an Old Man (Roud 210) (2.40)
- Blow the Candle Out (Roud 368; Laws P17; G/D 4:788) (2.30)
- Rolling in the Dew (Roud 298; G/D 4:812) (2.46)
- Widecombe Fair (Roud 137) (3.15)
- If I Were a Blackbird (Roud 387; Henry H79) (3.41)
- Soldier’s Joy reel (2.49)
- Past Our House and Down to Eling poem (0.59)
- Green Broom (Roud 379; G/D 5:950; Henry H147) (2.22)
- Hang Me, Oh Hang Me (Roud 3416) (2.05)
- The Oyster Girl jig (1.37)
- The Streams of Lovely Nancy (Roud 688; Henry H520) (2.08)
- Fire in the Fields (1.58)
- Underneath the Spreading Chestnut Tree (Roud 24613) (0.53)
- While Gamekeepers Lie Sleeping (Roud 363) (1.13)
- Where the Strawberries Used to Grow (1.34)
- The Farmer’s Boy march (1.28)
- The Owslebury Lads (Roud 17212) (2.48)
- Knees Up, Mother Brown (Roud 23634) (0.40)
- Remember Me (2.49)
- Music Hall and Popular Song Medley: Daisy Bell / She Was One of the Early Birds / I’ll Be Your Sweetheart / If Those Lips Could Only Speak / I Don’t Work for a Living (5.11)
- Flaming June (3.04)
- The Woolston Ferry (3.04)
All tracks trad., all tracks arr. Dave Williams except
Track 9 Johannes Brahms;
Track 11 Frank White Meacham;
Track 12 words Mike Sadler, music trad.;
Track 13 words Sydney Carter, music Rory McEwen;
Track 14 Henry Man (1747-99);
Tracks 16, 30 trad. arr. Balladeers;
Track 17, 36, 43 Dave Williams;
Track 18a Gilbert;
Track 25a George ‘Geordie’ Ridley;
Track 25b words Thomas Le Brunn, music George Le Brunn;
Track 31, 51 Mike Sadler;
Track 34a James A. Bland (1879);
Track 34b Henry Clay Work (1876);
Track 42 trad. arr. Dave Williams, David Kettlewell;
Track 48 Tony Brode;
Track 49 Jimmy Kennedy, Tommie Connor, Hamilton Kennedy (1938);
Track 54 Bert Lee, Harris Weston
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Other records with Dave Williams
Various Artists: First Tracks, LP, Forest Tracks FT3001, 1973
Various Artists: Folk Songs From Hampshire, LP, Forest Tracks FT2006, 1974
Various Artists: Hampshire: A Musical Portrait, LP, Forest Tracks FT3014, 1979; CD-R, Forest Tracks FTB CD9, 2014
Various Artists: Folk Songs From Hampshire and Dorset, 2 CD-R, Forest Tracks FTBT 2CD1, 2005