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Wake the Vaulted Echoes
Wake the Vaulted Echoes Free Reed Records FRTCD 14 (3 CD, UK, 1999) |
RootsWorld review by Brian Peters
Tracks
CD 1
- On Board a Ninety-Eight
(Roud 1461)
(3.20)
from Songs an’ Rummy Conjurin’ Tricks (1991) - Paddy Doyle’s Boots
(Roud 4695; Henry H53c) /
Blood Red Roses
(Roud 931)
(1.34)
private recording (1964); from the Jenny Bellamy archive - The Young Tradition: Bright Morning Star
(Roud 18268)
(3.49)
with Tony McCarthy; from The Folk Trailer (1970) - The Bitter Withy
(Roud 452)
(2.32)
Valley Folk recording for Radio WFCR (28 April 1981) - The German Musicianer
(Roud 17774)
(2.53)
from Mainly Norfolk (1968) - Young Roger, Esq.
(Roud 680; Laws P8; G/D 4:761; Henry H90)
(2.02)
live at Sydney Opera House (17 January 1980); from Peter Bellamy’s double cassette An Anthology of Traditional Folk Songs 1966-1990 - A Three-Part Song (0.58)
- A Tree Song (Oak, Ash and Thorn)
(2.42)
both with Royston Wood & Heather Wood; from Oak, Ash & Thorn (1970) - The Looking-Glass (2.35)
- Sir Richard’s Song (5.14)
- The Way Through the Woods
(2.30)
all three from a session for Pennine Radio, Bradford (1986) - Peggy Bawn
(Roud 661)
(3.00)
from The First Folk Review Record (1974) - Nostradamus
(4.38)
from Tell It Like It Was (1975) - Soldiers Three
(Roud 8340)
(2.05)
from The Tale of Ale (1977) - Tommy (3.38)
- Danny Deever
(3.52)
both from Soldiers Three (1990) - Gunga Din
(5.34)
with Tony Hall; from Barrack-Room Ballads (1977) - Abe Carman (The Robber’s Song)
(3.49)
from Second Wind (1985) - Bill ’Awkins
(1.30)
with Chris Birch; from Barrack-Room Ballads (1977) - Soldier, Soldier
(6.04)
with Maggie Boyle; from Soldiers Three (1990) - The Black and Bitter Night
(6.14)
from Second Wind (1985) - The Green Fields of England
(5.34)
with The Watersons and Anthea Bellamy; from The Transports (1977)
CD 2
- The Maid of Australia
(Roud 1872)
(3.56)
with Dave Swarbrick; from the Both Sides Then recording sessions (1979); also included on Fair Annie and Flash Company - A-Roving on a Winter’s Night
(Roud 3601; G/D 8:1540)
with Lisa Null and Bill Shute (3.29) - Long Time Travelling (White)
(Roud 5732)
(2.40)
with The Watersons and Anthea Bellamy;
both from Both Sides Then (1979) - Come Write Me Down
(Roud 381; G/D 5:980)
(3.38)
with Shirley Collins; live at Sydney Opera House (17 January 1980) - Fair Annie (Roud 42; Child 62; G/D 6:1161; Henry H126) (6.43)
- Down the Moor
(Roud 375; Henry H177)
(4.17)
both from Fair Annie (1983) - A Pilgrim’s Way
(3.26)
Valley Folk recording (1983) - Shallow Brown
(Roud 2621)
(4.28)
with The Watersons; private tape (ca. 1983); from the Fellside archive - The Molecatcher
(Roud 1052)
(3.22)
with Chris Birch; from Fair Annie (1983) - My Boy Jack
(1.44)
from Keep on Kipling (1982) - We Have Fed Our Sea (5.19)
- Sir Andrew Barton (Roud 104; Child 167) (3.17)
- The Death of Nelson
(Roud 18837)
(3.41)
all three with Dolly Collins and Ursula Pank; from The Maritime England Suite (1982) - Follow Me ’Ome
(5.02)
with Chris Birch and Howard Parker; from Keep on Kipling (1982) - The Shepherd of the Downs
(Roud 1215)
(4.49)
with Louis Killen; from Both Sides Then (1979) - Santa Fe Trail
(Roud 5096)
(4.24)
with Steve Tilston; previously unreleased session recording (1989) - Riding on Top of the Car
(3.54)
home recording (ca. 1989) - Shepherds Arise
(Roud 1207)
(3.44)
with Louis Killen; live at McCabe’s Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, California (1982) - A Chat with Your Mother
(4.51)
live at Bacca Pipes Folk Club on 2 November 1984; from the limited edition cassette 10 (1984)
CD 3
- The Land
(6.31)
from Keep on Kipling (1982) - Helo Malenka
(1.05)
with Alan Rose and Mike Hockenhull; live at Pennine Radio, Bradford, on 9 April 1895; from Sharon and the Student’s limited edition cassette The Better Land (1985) - The Exile Song (2.07)
- Motherless Child
(4.52)
both from Second Wind (1985) - Recessional
(2.51)
with Sharon and the Students, harmony vocals - Back to the Army Again
(4.56)
with Jamie O’Dwyer, fiddle
both from Rudyard Kipling Made Exceedingly Good Songs (1989) - Way Down Town
(Roud 7691)
(3.05)
previously unreleased studio recording (1989) - Cholera Camp
(7.06)
from Soldiers Three (1990) - Slip Jigs and Reels
(4.35)
previously unreleased studio recording (1990) - Tyne of Harrow
(Roud 1553)
(4.38)
from Songs an’ Rummy Conjurin’ Tricks (1991) - Worried About You
(4.19)
previously unreleased studio recording (1991) - The Trees They Do Grow High
(Roud 31; Laws O35; G/D 6:1222)
(4.42)
live recording (1991) - Death Is Not the End
(4.48)
previously unreleased studio recording (1989) - Goodbye
(1.12)
live at Cheddar Folk Club (22 July 1991) - The Old Songs
(4.40)
from Songs an’ Rummy Conjurin’ Tricks (1991) - Yarmouth Town
(3.12)
from Won’t You Go My Way? (1972) - CD ROM Section
including a biography, discography and tapeography.