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The Druids: Burnt Offering
Burnt Offering Argo ZFB 22 (LP, UK, 1971) |
Produced by Kevin Daly;
Recorded by Ade Martins;
Sleeve notes by The Druids, Roger Watson and John Tams
Musicians
Keith Kendrick: vocals, guitar, banjo;
John Adams: vocals, mandolin, bass;
Mick Hennessy: vocals, bass;
Dave Broughton: fiddle, accordion;
Judi Longden: vocals
with
John Tams: whistle [12], chorus
Tracks
Side 1
- Thursday Night / Brian Borouhme / Frost is All Over (2.02)
- The Trooper and His Horse (Roud 1613) (2.36)
- A Sailor’s Life (Roud 273; Laws K12; G/D 6:1245) (1.53)
- General Taylor (Roud 216) (2.50)
- Salvation Band (3.00)
- Hunting the Hare / Exile’s Jig (1.23)
- The Castle of Dromore (Roud V46946) (2.43)
- Our Captain Cried All Hands (Roud 602) (2.17)
- Fare Thee Well, Enniskillen (Roud 6890) (3.03)
Side 2
- The Cuckoo’s Nest (Roud 1506) (2.02)
- The Boar’s Head Carol (Roud 22229) (2.42)
- The Christmas Hare (2.12)
- A Brisk Young Widow (Roud 2438) (1.44)
- The Prickly Bush (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (5.20)
- Madame Bonaparte / Roxburgh Castle (1.36)
- The Farmer’s Three Sons (Roud 130; G/D 3:704) (1.54)
- Gabriel John (0.52)
- The Butcher and the Parson (Roud 17188) (4.15)
All tracks trad. except
Tracks 5, 12 Roger Watson;
Track 17 words trad., music Roger Watson
> Folk Music > Records > The Druids: Pastime With Good Company
The Druids: Pastime With Good Company
Pastime With Good Company Argo ZFB 39 (LP, UK, 1972) |
Produced by Kevin Daly;
Recorded by Iain Churches and Peter van Biene at Paramount Organ Works, Bolton, on 4-5 March 1972
Musicians
Keith Kendrick: English concertina, guitar, vocals;
John Adams: accordion, fiddle, bells, vocals;
Judi Longden: drum, guitar, recorder, vocals;
Mick Hennessy: bass, vocals;
Dave Broughton: fiddle, chorus vocals
with
Derek Hale: concertina;
Derek Pearce: mandolin
Tracks
Side 1
- To Drive the Cold Winter Away (Roud V9375) / Father Kelly’s Jig / The Rollicking Irishman (3.39)
- Congleton Bear (3.13)
- Three Merry Men of Kent (1.46)
- All’s Dear But Poor Men’s Labour (Roud V8906) (3.48)
- Marquis of Lorne / Locomotive Hornpipe (1.45)
- The Diggers’ Song (Roud 1521) (1.30)
- The Leaves of Life (The Seven Virgins) (Roud 127) (2.47)
Side 2
- Oddjob’s Polka / Sally Gardens (2.18)
- Three Jolly Sportsmen (Roud 17; Laws L4; G/D 2:186; Henry H185) (3.27)
- The Pick and the Maltshovel (3.23)
- The Irish Girl (Roud 308; G/D 5:946; Henry H711) (3.48)
- The White Cockade (Roud 191; TYG 2) (2.25)
- Marrowbones (Roud 183; Laws Q2; G/D 2:318; Henry H174; TYG 6) (1.48)
- Flowers of Edinburgh / Come Let Us Dance and Sing / Kate Dalrymple (2.52)
All tracks trad. except
Track 2 John Tams;
Tracks 4, 11 words trad., music The Druids;
Track 10 Roger Watson
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Other records with The Druids
Various Artists: The World of Folk, LP, Argo SPA-A 132, 1971
Giles Farnaby’s Dream Band, Giles Farnaby’s Dream Band, LP, Argo ZDA 158, 1973
Martyn Wyndham-Read, The Druids, Gerry Fox, Songs and Music of the Redcoats, LP, Argo ZDA 147, 1972
Various Artists: The World of Folk Vol. 2, LP, Argo SPA-A 307, 1973
John Arlott and singers, The World of the Countryside, LP, Argo SPA 304, 1974