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The Fretless approach to traditional Irish tunes, recorded live in the Hudson Valley.
Eric Wright – Cello
Karrnnel Sawitsky – Violin/Viola
Ben Plotnick – Violin/Viola
Trent Freeman – Violin/Viola
Tracks:
1. MacLeod’s Farewell (Donald Shaw) / Palmer’s Gate (Joe Liddy)
2. Johnny O’Leary’s (trad.) / The Miller’s Maggot (trad.) / The Sally Gardens (trad.)
3. The Killavil Fancy (trad.)
4. Jenny’s Welcome to Charlie (trad.) / Bear Island (trad.)
5. The Pipe on the Hob (trad.) / Bixie’s Jig (Karrnnel Sawitsky)
6. Holton Alan Moore’s (Ben Plotnick)
7. Miss Thornton’s (trad.) / Climate Change’s Reel (Trent Freeman)
8. The Templehouse (trad.) / The Holy Land (trad.)
9. Dawning of the Day (trad.)
10. The Star of Munster (trad.)
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CD 1:
Saturday Of Folk Music – July 19th, 1961
01. Handsome Molly
02. Omie Wise
03. Poor Lazarus
04. Mean Old Railroad
05. Acne
Folk Song Festival – October 29th, 1961:
06. Sally Gal
07. The Girl I Left Behind
Broadside Show – May, 1962:
08. Ballad Of Donald White
09. The Death Of Emmett Till
10. Blowin’ In The Wind
Billy Faier Show – October, 1962:
11. Baby Let Me Follow You Down
12. Talkin’ John Birch Paranoid Blues
13. The Death Of Emmett Till
14. Make Me A Pallat On Your Floor
Madhouse On Castle St. – January 4th, 1963:
15. Blowin’ In The Wind
16. The Swan On The River
Skip Weiner – February, 1963:
17. Tomorrow Is A Long Time
18. Masters Of War
19. Bob Dylan’s Blues
Oscar Brand Show – March, 1963:
20. Girl Of The North Country
21. Only A Hobo
CD 2:
Folksinger’s Choice – January 13th, 1962
01. Lonesome Whistle Blues
02. Fixin’ To Die
03. Tell Me Baby
04. Hard Traveling
05. The Death Of Emett Till
06. Standing On The Highway
07. Roll On John
08. Stealin’
09. Long Time Man Feel Bad
10. Baby Please Don’t Go
11. Hard Times In New York Town
Studs Terkel’s Wax Museum – April 26th, 1963
12. Farewell
13. A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall
14. Bob Dylan’s Dream
15. Boots Of Spanish Leather
16. John Brown
17. Who Killed Davey Moore?
18. Blowin’ In The Wind
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Tracklist:
01. The Browns – I Heard the Bluebirds Sing
02. Jim Reeves – Anna Marie
03. Skeeter Davis – Lost to a Geisha Girl
04. Hank Snow – Unfaithful
05. Don Gibson – Oh Lonesome Me
06. Hank Locklin – Blue Grass Skirt
07. Hank Snow – Nobody’s Child
08. Johnnie & Jack – Lonely Island Pearl
09. Eddy Arnold – Real Love
10. Porter Wagoner – Tell Her Lies and Feed Her Candy
11. The Browns – The Trot
12. Skeeter Davis – I Forgot More Than You’ll Ever Know
13. Hank Snow – A Woman Captured Me
14. Eddy Arnold – Chip off the Old Block
15. The Browns – This Time I Would Know
16. Porter Wagoner – Me and Fred and Joe and Bill
17. Johnnie & Jack – That’s the Way the Cookie Crumbles
18. Hank Snow – Doggone That Train
19. Jim Reeves – Home
20. Hawkshaw Hawkins – She Was Here
21. Hank Snow – A Fool Such as I
22. Don Gibson – Lonesome Old House
23. Jim Reeves – Billy Bayou
24. Hank Snow – I Don’t Hurt Anymore
25. Jimmie Driftwood – The Battle of New Orleans
26. Hank Snow – The Golden Rocket
27. Jim Reeves – Overnight
28. Skeeter Davis – Walk Softly Darling
29. Hank Locklin – Border of the Blues
30. Gail Davis – Wabash Cannon Ball
31. Hawkshaw Hawkins – Freedom
32. Skeeter Davis – Slave
33. Sons Of The Pioneers – A Fiddle, a Rifle, an Axe and a Bible
34. Hank Snow – I Wish I Was the Moon
35. Johnnie & Jack – Stop the World and Let Me Off
36. Eddy Arnold – Sittin’ by Sittin’ Bull
37. The Browns – Ain’t No Way in This World
38. Jack Clement – Edge of Town
39. Hank Snow – Marriage and Divorce
40. Porter Wagoner – The Battle of the Little Big Horn
41. Hawkshaw Hawkins – Guilty of Dreaming
42. Jack Clement – Whole Lotta Lookin’
43. Hank Snow – Rockin’ Rollin’ Ocean
44. Jimmie Driftwood – Old Joe Clark
45. Hank Locklin – It’s a Little More Like Heaven
46. Gail Davis – Are You Ready
47. Jimmie Driftwood – Unfortunate Man
48. Jim Reeves – Everywhere You Go
49. Hank Snow – Big Wheels
50. Hank Locklin – The Other Side of the Door
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CD 01 – At BBC Radio Theatre, September 2016
01 – Too Late
02 – Magic Time
03 – Wild Night
04 – Baby Please Don’t Go / Don’t Start Crying Now
05 – Here Comes The Night
06 – Every Time I See A River
07 – Cleaning Windows / Be-Bop A Lula
08 – Let It Rhyme
09 – Whenever God Shines His Light
10 – Sometimes We Cry
11 – Going Down To Bangor
12 – The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword
13 – Keep Me Singing
14 – Enlightenment
15 – Carrying A Torch
16 – Brown Eyed Girl
17 – Jackie Wilson Said
18 – In The Garden
CD 02- Up On Cyprus Avenue 2015
01 – Cyprus Avenue
02 – Celtic Swing
03 – Cleaning Windows / Be-Bop A Lula
04 – Days Like This
05 – Precious Time
06 – Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child
07 – Baby Please Don’t Go / Parchman Farm / Don’t Start Crying Now
08 – It’s All In The Game
09 – Burning Ground
10 – Whenever God Shines His Light
11 – And The Healing Has Begun
12 – On Hyndford Street
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Tracks:
01. The Pursuit of a Lie
02. Room
03. Even When I Sleep
04. Dishonest Dreams
05. Nineteen
06. Darker Than Light
07. Willow
08. Labyrinth
09. These Eyes
10. Even Then
11. If It Means Something to Us
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A song that portrays feelings of self doubt to triumphant self confidence.
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It’s not often that you hear British traditional music played on steel pans but that’s what you’ll find here. Will and Rosie are half of The Teacups, known for their unaccompanied harmony but on Beneath This Place, their debut album as a duo, they expand their musical palette
The opening track comes as something of a surprise. ‘Banks Of Sacramento’ is a capstan shanty, possibly of German origin, from the days of the gold rush and Stephen Foster may have had a hand in it, or even nicked parts of it. Will and Rosie take it at a cracking pace that they couldn’t possibly keep up for a whole album. It may be my age but I find most of the songs to be comfortably familiar. There’s Dave Goulder’s ‘January Man’, Graeme Miles’ ‘The Shores Of Old Blighty’, ‘Paddy’s Lamentation’, Tennyson’s ‘Crossing The Bar’ and ‘The Cottager’s Reply’. They are all nicely done and the multi-tracked ‘Crossing The Bar’ is masterful but they can’t muster any of the venom that Chris Wood brought to Frank Mansell’s poem. Then again, who could?
The instrumental selections are more adventurous. The first set pairs the traditional ‘MacDonald’s’ with a Brazilian choro piece, ‘Tico Tico’, and the steel pans are at the forefront with Evan Carson’s percussion doing sterling work in support. Rosie’s two compositions are both a bit off the wall: ‘Scampo’ is modern mouth music sung over piano and percussion and ‘Gill’s Jig’, written for her mother’s birthday, cleverly incorporates multiple musical styles. Will composed one set, ‘Twenty Months At Sea/The Priory’, and the final set pairs ‘Midwinter Waltz’ by Larry Edelman (not the most famous composer in the world) and complete with gramophone crackle with ‘Into The Unknown’, the theme from Over The Garden Wall.
It took me a while to settle into Beneath This Place. The playing and singing is excellent and I should mention Sam Partridge’s flute and whistles here. Perhaps my initial disappointment at the selection of songs was overstated – with repeated plays they provide moments of familiarity to contrast with the more adventurous material.
Dai Jeffries
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