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The Revels: Homeward Bound
Homeward Bound Revels Recording CD2002 (CD, USA, 2002) |
Recorded at The Sonic Temple, Roslindale, Massachusetts by David Griesinger;
Track 11 recorded at Shady Hill School, Cambridge, Massachusetts by John Newton and Bill Winn;
Track 12 recorded at St. John’s Church, Watertown, Massachusetts by Frank Cunningham;
Art director: Sue Ladr;
Liner notes: George Emlen, Tony Barrand and Jack McCreless;
Cover painting: Brig Nancy Ann of Salem Leaving Naples,
Michele Corné (1752-1845); courtesy of the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem
Musicians
Revels Chorus;
Revels Children’s Chorus;
Revels Band
with
Tony Barrand: vocals [3, 8, 15, 18, 23];
David Coffin: vocals [7, 21, 23];
Jamie Jaffe: vocals [4];
David Jones: vocals [16, 19, 22-23];
Alison Kelley: vocals [9];
Louis Killen: vocals [3, 6, 15, 17, 20, 23];
John Roberts: vocals [1, 3, 8, 15, 18, 23];
John Rockwell: vocals [10]
Tracks
- Roll Down (2.50)
- Can’t You Dance the Polka? (Roud 486) (2.25)
- Three Score and Ten (Roud 16873; TYG 5) (4.26)
- The Maid on the Shore (Roud 181; Laws K27) (3.14)
- Ocean (1.37)
- The Leaving of Liverpool (Roud 9435) (3.58)
- Here’s a Health to the Company (Roud 1801; G/D 8:1516) (2.18)
- Drake’s Drum (2.36)
- Run the Riggin’ Again (Roud 226; G/D 1:182; Henry H497) (2.47)
- Noah’s Ark Shanty (Roud 318) (1.55)
- The Herring’s Head (Roud 128; TYG 31) (3.32)
- The Fish of the Sea (Roud 472) / Yea Ho, Little Fish (Roud 5477) (3.14)
- Dance Set: South Wind / Jefferson and Liberty / Opera Reel waltz, jig and reel (4.48)
- Euroclydon (3.38)
- Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (Roud 165) (2.53)
- Boston Harbour (Roud 613) (1.50)
- Blood Red Roses (Roud 931) (1.52)
- Anchor Song (2.31)
- Lady Franklin’s Lament (Roud 487; Laws K9; G/D 1:16; Henry H815) (2.34)
- The Last Leviathan (3.21)
- Rolling Down to Old Maui (Roud 2005) (2.23)
- The Jamestown Homeward Bound (Roud 4700) (2.51)
- Rolling Home to Old New England (Roud 4766) (5.15)
All tracks trad. except
Track 5 Supply Belcher (1751-1836);
Tracks 7, 9 trad. arr. George Emlen;
Track 8 poem by Henry Newbolt (1862-1938), music Heather Wood;
Tracks 11, 16, 21-22 trad. arr. Jerome Epstein;
Track 14 William Billings (1746-1800), text drawn from Psalm 107;
Track 18 words Rudyard Kipling, music Peter Bellamy;
Track 20 Andy Barnes