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| Albumname | Waterson:Carthy |
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| Label | Topic Records
TSCD475 | |
| Review | This album was the first release from Waterson:Carthy, the band. In it, the talents of all 3 come to the forefront, with a magical result. Liza still sings 'The Grey Cock' at many gigs, and is a favourite with many of her fans.
The album is very traditional, with a couple of original tunes, and very comprehensive sleeve notes by Martin. Adding to that, I don't think that any more words that I add will do it justice - it really is an album that you need to own. Traditional music at it's best. | |
| Tracks | 1. Bold Doherty
2. The Light Dragoon 3. Ye Mariners All 4. Rags And Tatters / An Moinfeuir 5. With Kitty I'll Go 6. The Grey Cock 7. When First I Came To Caledonia 8. Orange In Bloom (The Sherborne Waltz) 9. The Slave's Lament / Farewell To A Dark Haired Friend 10. John Hamilton 11. Sleep On Beloved 12. Midnight on the Water | |
| Artists | ||
| Eliza Carthy | ||
| Saul Rose | ||
| Jock Tyldesley | ||
| Martin Carthy | ||
| Norma Waterson |
