> Folk Music > Records > Staverton Bridge: Staverton Bridge
Staverton Bridge
Staverton Bridge Saydisc Records SDL 266 (LP, UK, 1975) |
Recorded at The Meeting House, Frenchay near Bristol 1975;
Recorded and produced by Gef Lucena (Saydisc) and David Wilkins (Valley Recordings);
Sleeve design by Plastic Dog Graphics
Musicians
Sam Richards: vocals, whistle, field organ, percussion;
Tish Stubbs: vocals, field organ, percussion;
Paul Wilson: vocals, guitar, lute, banjo, percussion
Tracks
Side 1
- Tom Barbary (Roud 64; Child 100; G/D 5:999; Henry H221) (4.24)
- The Bold Construction Men (3.07)
- Eynsham Poaching Song (Roud 1268) (1.28)
- Request of the Poor (Roud V23308) (2.56)
- The Farmer in Leicester (Roud 2638; Laws L2) (2.01)
- My Lady’s Coach (3.45)
Side 2
- Captain Wedderburn’s Courtship (Roud 36; Child 46; G/D 4:842; Henry H681) (2.51)
- Jacky My Son (Roud 10; Child 12; G/D 2:209; Henry H814) (3.35)
- My Master and I (3.17)
- The Travellers Came to Redbridge (2.17)
- Woman’s Work Is Never Done (Roud 1717) (3.32)
- Wheal Rodney (Roud 3316) (2.12)
- We Don’t Want to Live Like That (1.40)
All tracks trad. arr. Staverton Bridge except
Track 2 John Faulkner;
Track 3 words trad., music Sam Richards;
Track 4 words trad., music Paul Wilson;
Track 10 Dick Snell, Critics Group;
Track 13 Ewan MacColl
> Folk Music > Records > Tish Stubbs, Sam Richards: Invitation to North America
Tish Stubbs, Sam Richards: Invitation to North America
Invitation to North America Saydisc Records SDL 280 (LP, UK, 1977) |
Recorded at The Meeting House, Frenchay, near Bristol, in 1977;
Recorded and produced by Gef Lucena (Saydisc) and David Wilkins (Valley Recordings);
Cover design by Martin Scragg
Musicians
Tish Stubbs, Sam Richards: vocals, whistle, guitar, drum, accordion, mouth organ, Anglo concertina, spoons, Appalachian dulcimer, portable harmonium
Tracks
Side 1
- An Invitation to North America (Roud V7333) (3.24)
- Callerforney (Roud 3471) (3.22)
- The Balaena (Roud 285) (3.09)
- Betsy the Servingmaid (Roud 156; Laws M20; G/D 6:1094) (4.15)
- Canadee-I-O (Roud 309; Henry H162) (2.26)
- The Bold Princess Royal (Roud 528; Laws K29; G/D 1:47) (2.38)
- The Drifter (2.58)
Side 2
- Have Over the Water to Florida (Roud B40609) (2.08)
- When That I Was Weary (Roud V35791) (3.30)
- New York Gals (Roud 486) (3.11)
- Paul Jones (Roud 967; Laws A4) (3.41)
- Wolfe and Saunders (Roud V857) (3.29)
- I Wish That the Wars Were All Over (Roud 2036) (3.20)
- The Banks of Newfoundland (Roud 1812; Laws K25) (4.03)
All tracks trad. except
Track 7 G. Burdon, Throckley, Newcaslte, 1969
> Folk Music > Books > Sam Richards & Tish Stubbs: The English Folksinger
Sam Richards & Tish Stubbs: The English Folksinger
Sam Richards & Tish Stubbs, |
Songs
The songs are referenced by page numbers.
Celebration
- We Poor Labouring Men (Roud 1394)
- Lace Makers’ Song (Roud 3453)
- Littlehampton Collier Lads (Roud 18836)
- The Bermondsey Boys
- The Dying Airman (Roud 3454)
- The Soldier on the Battlefield (Roud 3304)
- The Factory Doll (Roud 3470)
- I Mounted My Neddy (Roud 1045)
- Harvest Song (Roud 310)
- The Dole Boye
- From Sweet Dundee (Roud 613)
- The Rakish Young Fellow (Roud 829)
Songs About Work
- The Months of the Year (Roud 1954)
- The Big Hewer and the Little Marra
- Cod Banging (Roud 1747)
- The Clayton Analine Song
- The Sheffield Grinders’ Song
- They’re Closing Down the Pit I’ve Always Worked In
- Hopping Down in Kent (Roud 1715)
- Still He Slumbered
- Our Essex Camp (Roud 10781)
- Rounding Cape Horn (Roud 4706; Henry H539)
- Ditton Bay
- Chemical Workers’ Song
- When That I Was Weary (Roud V37591)
- The Lumper’s Life
- Jackys Building Site
- To the Sheepshearing We Will Go (Roud 3455)
- Steelman
- Callerforney (Roud 3471)
Motion Songs
- Trotting Song (Roud 23593)
- ’Ware Out, Mother (Roud 2551)
- A Handy Ship (Roud 814)
- Dance to Thee Daddy (Roud 2439)
- We Be (Roud 3472)
- Left Left (Roud 10768)
- Roll the Cotton Down (Roud 2627; G/D 1:3)
- Diddling Song
Songs of Diversion
- The Game of Football (Roud 1881)
- Come, My Lads (Roud 1238)
- Brian O’Flynn (Roud 294; Henry H480a; TYG 27)
- The Forty Pound Car
- Shepton Beauchamp Wassail Song—1 (Roud 209)
- Shepton Beauchamp Wassail Song—2 (Roud 209)
- The Leg of the Mallard (Roud 1517)
- The Exmoor Ram (Roud 126; G/D 3:645; TYG 59)
- Did You See My Man? (Roud 2105)
- Stevington May Carol (Roud 305)
- Bless This House (Roud 24994)
- All Through the Ale (Roud 475; G/D 3:580)
- Very Good Song (Roud 23609)
- Ladies Won’t You Marry? (Roud 3456)
- Ode to the R.A.F. (Roud 10755)
- Poor Old Horse (Roud 513; TYG 60)
- The Old Herring’s Head (Roud 128; TYG 31)
Outwitting Songs
- The Pear Tree (Roud 1713; TYG 38)
- The Broomfield Hill (Roud 34; Child 43; G/D 2:322; Henry H135)
- Young Maidenhead (Roud 3451)
- The Old Woman in Yorkshire (Roud 183; Laws Q2; G/D 2:318; Henry H174; TYG 6)
- The Farmer in Leicester (Roud 2638; Laws L2)
- The Penny Wager (Roud 393)
- The Robbers (Box on Her Head) (Roud 289; Laws L3; G/D 2:268)
Lovers
- I Wish That the Wars Were All Over (Roud 2036)
- The Pretty Factory Boy (Roud 186; Laws M24; G/D 1:170; Henry H105)
- Strawberry Town (Roud 18; Laws M32)
- A Sailor By My Right (Roud 568; Laws P34; G/D 2:341)
- As I Was Out A-Walking (Roud 564; Laws P18; G/D 6:1188)
- The Little Back Parlour (Roud 1442)
- The ‘Nightingale’ (Roud 1093; Laws M37; G/D 1:18; Henry H75a)
- The Unquiet Grave (Roud 51; Child 78)
- Seventeen Come Sunday (Roud 277; Laws O17; G/D 4:791; Henry H152, H793)
- Mowing the Barley (Roud 922)
- Evening Love Song
- The Game of All Fours (Roud 232)
- The Banks of the Tyne (Roud 2609)
- The Old Miser (Roud 3913)
- Through Lonesome Woods (Roud 3461)
- The Navvie Man (Roud 360; Henry H760)
- Freddie Mathews
- Young Ramble-Away (Roud 171; G/D 7:1485)
- Forty Miles (Roud 608; G/D 5:983; TYG 36)
- Nancy From London (Roud 407)
- The Prentice Boy (Roud 263; Laws P35; G/D 2:200)
- The Knife in the Window (Roud 32572)
- Kissing (Roud 3458)
Marriage
- Kecketty Pecketty (Roud 3459)
- Nice Young Maidens (Roud 2591)
- The Drunken Man (Roud 3460)
- Joan to Jan (Roud 313)
- I’ll Be No Submissive Wife (Roud V11445)
- Go From My Windows (Roud 966)
- Never Marry an Old Man (Roud 210)
- The Poor Old Couple (Roud 491)
- A Collier Lad (Roud 3462)
- Timothy Briggs the Barber (Roud 1508)
- The Gypsy Laddie (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124)
- Nothing Between Us Now
Bawdy Songs
- The Crabfish (Roud 149)
- Th’ Owd Chap Come ower t’ Bank (Roud 114; Child 274; G/D 7:1460; Henry H21ab)
- The Tailor’s Breeches (Roud 1610; TYG 49)
- Cottage for Sale (Roud 3463)
- Cock-a-Doodle-Doo (Roud 3464)
- The Buxom Dairy Maid (Roud 12570)
- Just an Old Fashioned Push Bike (Roud 29738)
Children’s Songs
- Down Marsh Lane
- Molly Riley (Roud 30980)
- Three Popeye Rhymes (Roud 13511)
- Do Ye Know My Father?
- B I Buy
- Bugs Are Bigger Than Fleas
- Jingle Bells
- Guy Fawkes Song (Roud 16916)
- Batman and Robin
Historical Events
- The ‘Margaret’ and the ‘Mary’ (Roud 2464)
- The ‘Quaker’ (Roud 3093)
- Paul Jones (Roud 967; Laws A4)
- The Meeting at Peterloo (Roud V17536)
- Wolfe and Saunders (Roud V857)
- Admiral Nelson
- The Bold ‘Richard’ (Roud 1351)
- George Keary (Roud 529; Laws K31)
- The ‘Elwood Mead’
- The Trico Strike
Comment and Polemic
- The Mare and the Foal (Roud 1477)
- Strike for Better Wages (Roud 3465)
- Bye Bye Blackleg
- A Bottle of Good Rum (Roud V9229)
- See It Come Down
- The Chartist Song (Roud V28520)
- Time to Be Moving On
- The Great Unpaid
- The Honest Ploughman (Roud 619)
- Drinking (Roud 3466)
- Early One Evening
- Who’s Who
- John Wesley (Roud 3467)
- The Lofthouse Colliery Disaster
- Oh Dear What’ll Become of Us?
- Canteen Tea
Authority
- Van Diemen’s Land (Roud 221)
- Robin Hood and the Old Beggar Man (Roud 71; Child 140; G/D 2:243)
- Botany Bay (Roud 261; Laws L16; G/D 2:260; Henry H691, H202)
- Poacher’s Song (Roud 2646)
- Tea-Leaf Song
- The Borstal Boy
- Bold Archer (Roud 83; Child 188; G/D 2:244)
- The Hearty Poacher (Roud 363)
- Captain Grant (Roud 1286)
- Robin Hood and the Pedlar (Roud 333; Child 132)
- Taunton Gaol (Roud 3469)
- Australia (Roud 1488)
- There Goes a Man (Roud 1355)
- The Deserter (Roud 493; G/D 1:83)
- Babylon (Roud 27; Child 14; G/D 2:199)
- Mr Fox
- Punch and Judy
- King Kong
> Folk Music > Records > Sam Richards & Tish Stubbs: The English Folksinger
Sam Richards & Tish Stubbs: The English Folksinger
The English Folksinger Transatlantic Records MTRA 2011 (LP, UK, 1979) |
Recorded by Nigel Pegrum and the Plant Life Mbile;
Produced by John Briley
Musicians
Sam Richards, Tish Stubbs: vocals, dulcimer, concertina, guitar, mouthorgan, whistles, harmonium, autoharp, percussion
LP Tracks
Side 1
- We Poor Labouring Men (Roud 1394)
- An Old Man He Courted Me (Roud 210)
- The Game of Football (Roud 1881)
- See It Come Down
- Hopping Down in Kent (Roud 1715)
- The Dying Airman (Roud 3454)
- The Sheffield Grinders Song
- Punch and Judy
Side 2
- Diddling: Diddling Song / ’Ware Out Mother (Roud 2551)
- Jackie’s Building Site
- The Drunken Man (Roud 3460)
- Bold Archer (Roud 83; Child 188; G/D 2:244)
- Still He Slumbered
- Cottage for Sale (Roud 3463)
- Time to Be Moving On
- The Shepton Beauchamp Wassail Song (Roud 209)
All tracks trad. except
Tracks 4, 8 John Pole;
Track 10 Martin Scragg;
Tracks 13, 15 Sam Richards
> Folk Music > Records > Threeway Street: Drunkards and Lovers
Threeway Street: Drunkards and Lovers
Drunkards and Lovers Fellside Recordings FE048 (LP, UK, 1985) |
Recorded by Paul Adams in Workington, Cumbria in September 1985;
Mick Green’s saxophones recorded at Daylight Studios, Honiton, Devon;
Produced by Paul Adams;
Photography by Sam Richards, Linda Lambourne, Tish Stubbs;
Cover concept by Sam Richards and Lewis Riley;
Layout and artwork by Mary Blood
Musicians
Tish Stubbs: vocals, piano accordion, guitar, synthesiser, autoharp, maracas;
Sam Richards: vocals, synthesiser, electric and acoustic pianos, harmonium, Appalachian dulcimer, guitar;
Lewis Riley: tabla, electric bass, chorus vocals
with
Steve Verge: guitar, mandolin, chorus vocals;
Mick Green: soprano and tenor saxophones
Tracks
Side 1
- Margo the Mighty Magician (5.22)
- Carnival Song (4.08)
- Drunkards and Lovers (3.44)
- I Wish You’d Squeeze Me … (Like You Squeeze Your Squeezebox) (2.18)
- Midnight (3.45)
- All Comes Round Again (4.36)
Side 2
- Money Come the Hard Way Easy Go (4.42)
- Derek’s Hotel (5.04)
- When the Circus Comes to Town (3.58)
- Moving On Out Pierre (3.07)
- The Unknown Soldier (2.56)
- Fragments of a World (4.05)
All tracks written by Sam Richards except
Tracks 3, 6, 11 Sam Richards, Lewis Riley;
Track 2 tune Dutch carnival melody
> Folk Music > Records > Sam Richards, Tish Stubbs
Other records with Sam Richards and Tish Stubbs
Various Artists: Devon Tradition, LP, Topic 12TS349, 1979
Various Artists: An English Folk Music Anthology, 2 LP, Folkways FE38553, 1981
Dick Miles: Cheating the Tide, LP, Greenwich Village GVR 227, 1984
Dick Miles: Playing for Time, LP, Greenwich Village GVR 238, 1986
Various Artists: Voices in Harmony: English Traditional Songs, CD, Fellside FECD158, 2001
Various Artists: Landmarks: 25 Years of a Leading Folk Music Label, 3 CD, Fellside FECD203, 2006
Various Artists: First I'm Going to Sing You a Ditty (The Voice of the People Vol. 7), CD, Topic TSCD657, 1998
Various Artists: My Father's the King of the Gypsies (The Voice of the People Vol. 11), CD, Topic TSCD661, 1998