Summary
A century and a half ago, young men in and around the Cotswolds, the Welsh borders, Lancashire and Cheshire, and to a lesser extent, in other parts of the country, would, at specific times of the year, dress up in flowered costumes, and perform what they knew as morris dances. These varied in style according to the locality. In most cases the dates on which they danced coincided with quiet times on the farms.
This album has been re-released in conjunction with Talking Elephant. It was originally released by MCI.
Chris Bartram fiddle, tambourine
Keith Holloway melodeons, mandolin, triangle, bass drum
Dave Townsend English concertina
Charles Spicer fife, oboe, pipe and tabor
Phil Humphries trombone
Charlie Marsden side drum
TECD200
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Track Listing
1
The Quaker
2
Little Polly Polka
3
The Queen's Delight
4
The Blue-Eyed Stranger/The Forester
5
Lumps of Plum Pudding
6
Trunkles/Rigs of Marlow
7
Jockie to the Fair
8
Bean Setting
9
Green and Gold
10
Princes Royal
11
Beatrice Hill's Three-Handed Reel
12
The Black Joke
13
The Ladies Pleasure
14
The Ninety-Five/ A Hundred Pipers
15
The Crossed Pipe Dance (Greensleeves)
16
Dilwyn
17
Constant Billy
18
Shepherd's Hey/Squire's Dance
19
Swaggering Boney
20
Princess Royal
21
The Lass of Dallogill/Lillibulero
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Artists
Chris Bartram & Keith Holloway
(Lead Musicians on the Trad. Morris Album)
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Dave Townsend, Charles Spicer, Phil Humphries
(support musicians on the Trad.Morris Album)
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Dave Townsend
(Concertina on the Trad. Morris Album)
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