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Sally Doherty and the Sumacs: Black Is the Colour
Black Is the Color Tiger Records TIG 004CD (CD, UK, 2002 / 2008) |
Recorded at Tiger Studio by Sally Doherty;
Produced by Sally Doherty and Zip Spooner;
Mixed ast SpoonFed Productions by Zip Spooner;
Track 13 mixed at Yellow Arch Studios by Colin Elliot
Musicians
Sally Doherty: vocals [1-13],
flute [1],
piano [6],
accordion [6],
chime [6],
programming [6];
Emma Smith: piano [4-5, 10, 13],
second violin [1, 8, 12];
Lizz Lipscombe: first violin [1, 8, 12],
violins [4, 9-10, 13];
Liz Hanks: cello [1-2, 4-6, 8-13];
Karen Burland: clarinet [1, 4, 10-12],
bass clarinet [12];
Chillo: Spanish guitar [7];
Yuki Cockrell: folk harp [11];
Gerry Doherty: tin whistle [6];
Julie Preston: accordion [11];
Plinio Dourado: cymbals [4, 6]
Tracks
- Black Is the Colour [trad. Irish] (4.08)
- Los bilbilicos [trad. Spanish song of the Sephardic Jews] (2.51)
- I Held My Love [music Sally Doherty, words anon.] (1.41)
- The Praities (Roud 4455) (4.42)
- The Selkie of Skule Skerry (Roud 197; Child 113) (3.28)
- My Lagan Love (Roud 1418) (5.56)
- La llorona [trad. Mexican] (5.06)
- Neither Fire Bright Nor Candle Light [Sally Doherty] (1.37)
- L’on dit q’amors est dolce chose [France, 12th century anon. female] (5.50)
- The Bonny Boy (Roud 31; Laws O35; G/D 6:1222) (5.06)
- Requiem [music Sally Doherty, words B. Doherty] (4.07)
- The Low Lowlands of Holland (Roud 484; G/D 6:1116; Henry H180) (6.07)
Bonus track of the 2008 reissue
- Who Knows Where the Time Goes? [Sandy Denny] (5.35)