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Patti O’Doors: The World Turned Upside Down
The World Turned Upside Down MEK Records MEK 002 (LP, UK, January 1986) |
Engineered by Kev Jackson, assisted by Steve Hall;
Produced by John Tams & Kev Jackson;
Recorded at MEK Studios, Nottingham, November 1985
Musicians
Tom Donohoe: accordion, claves;
Karl Moore: guitar, fiddle, vocals [3, 11];
Billy Patton: tenor banjo, 5 string banjo, mandolin,
fiddle [6-7, 11],
rhythm bouzouki,
vocals [8];
Garry Robson: bodhrán, congas, cabasa,
vocals [4, 6, 11];
Kelvin Steele: bouzouki, whistle,
mandolin [1, 4, 10],
guitar [9]
Tracks
Side 1
- Midnight on the Water Texas waltz (1.02)
- Paddy Now Won’t You Be Easy / A Fig for a Kiss / An Phis Pluich slip jigs (4.00)
- Ballad of the Working Man (3.56)
- Factory (3.02)
- Miss Thompson’s / Pretty Maggie Morissey / The Long Note hornpipes (4.43)
- Biko (6.23)
Side 2
- Farewell to Gibraltar: The 79th Highlanders’ Farewell to Gibraltar Scottish march / Langstrom’s Pony jig / The Boys of Malin reel (5.50)
- Victor Jara (6.12)
- The Tipsy Sailor slow reel (3.59)
- Midnight on the Water (reprise) Texas waltz (3.00)
- The World Turned Upside Down (3.40)
All tracks trad. except
Tracks 1, 10 Benny Thompson;
Track 2 word Ian Campbell, music John Dunkerley;
Track 4 Bruce Springsteen;
Track 6 Peter Gabriel;
Track 8 words Adrian Mitchell, music Arlo Guthrie;
Track 11 Leon Rosselson