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Sing, Say and Play
Sing, Say and Play Topic Records 12TS375 (LP, UK, 1978) |
Recorded by Keith Summers between 1975 and 1977
(Jimmy Knights in his home in Little Glenham, Suffolk, on 3 April 1975;
Albert Smith in his home in Leiston, Suffolk, in August 1977);
Produced by Keith Summers and Tony Engle;
Notes by Keith Summers;
Photographs by Mike Yates;
Front sleeve photograph from left to right:
Fred Pearce, Cyril Poacher, Wicketts Richardson, Lew Poacher;
Sleeve design by Tony Engle
Musicians
Jumbo Brightwell: vocals [1, 7, 14, 18];
Jimmy ‘Holy Jim’ Knights: vocals [2, 8, 12, 19];
Dick Woolnough: vocals [5];
Alien Stollery: vocals [11, 21];
Billy Bolton: vocals [15]
Fred Pearce: melodeon [3-4, 10, 17, 20];
Albert Smith: mouth organ [6, 22];
Fred ‘Eely’ Whent: fiddle [6, 9, 13, 16, 23]
Tracks
Side 1
- [JB] The Blacksmith’s Daughter (Roud 311; G/D 7:1463) (2.42)
- [JK] Ratcliff Highway (Roud 598) (3.10)
- [FP] The Barn Dance (Woodland Flowers) (1.25)
- [FP] Cock of the North (2.10)
- [DW] The London Prentice Boy (Roud 1501) (1.44)
- [AW, ES] The Next Tune Tonight / Turkey in the Straw (2.13)
- [JB] The Banks of the Nile (Roud 950; Laws N9; G/D 1:99; Henry H238a) (2.27)
- [JK] Out With My Gun in the Morning (Roud 1847) (2.18)
- [EW] Old Country Waltz (2.18)
- [FP] Pigeon on the Gate (1.04)
- [ASt] Strolling Down to Hastings (Roud 364) (1.30)
Side 2
- [JK] The Fellow Who Played the Trombone (Roud 1848) (2.05)
- [EW] Sailor’s Hornpipe Medley (1.53)
- [JB] The Oak and the Ash (Roud 269; Laws K43; G/D 7:1429; TYG 10) (3.12)
- [BB] The Jolly Tinker (Roud 863) (1.36)
- [EW] Two Step (incl. Woodland Flowers) (1.50)
- [FP] Yarmouth Hornpipe (1.26)
- [JB] The Parson’s Creed (recitation) (Roud 1849) (3.20)
- [JK] Marrowbones (Roud 183; Laws Q2; G/D 2:318; Henry H174; TYG 6) (3.15)
- [FP] Golden Slippers (1.40)
- [ASt] The Chinaman’s Song (Roud 1850) (1.23)
- [AS] Old Brown in the Rose and Crown / Red River Valley / Pigeon on the Gate (1.37)
- [EW] Polka Medley (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 / The Bells of Love / Jingle Bells) (1.43)