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The Barrow Poets Poetry Folk 1963

Performer: The Barrow Poets
Album: An Entertainment Of Poetry And Music
FLAC: 1753 mb | MP3: 1772 mb
Released: 1963
Style: Poetry, Folk
Rating: 4.4/5
Votes: 815
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The Barrow Poets - An Entertainment Of Poetry And Music album flac

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A1	Ploughing On Sunday Written-By – Wallace Stevens
A2	Pigtown Reel Written-By – American Traditional*
A3a	Oh See How Thick The Goldcup Flowers Written-By – A.E.Housman*
A3b	Flowers
A4	Tru To Poll Written-By – Sir Francis Bernand*
A5	Rigadon Written-By – Rameau*
A6	Ach, I Dunno Written-By – Percy French
A7	Kind Are Her Answers Written-By – Thomas Campion
A8	Slice Of Wedding Cake Written-By – Robert Graves
A9	Nora Criona Written-By – James Stephens
A9	Irish Jig Written-By – Traditional
A10	Off The Ground Written-By – Walter De La Mare
A11	Evening Prayer Written-By – Traditional
A12	Helen Of Kirkconnell Written-By – Anon*
A13	John Kinsella’s Lament For Mrs. Mary Moore Written-By – W. B. Yeats*
A14	Po’ Boy Written-By – Anon*
A15	Spinning Song Written-By – Traditional
A16	Request Written By – J. Hughes
A17	How They Brought The Good News From Aix To Ghent Written By – Sellars & YeatmanWritten-By – Yeatman, Sellars
B1	Wha’ Lies Here? Written-By – Anon*
B2	104th Chorus Written-By – Jack Kerouac
B3	The Frog Written-By – Anon. French Canadian*
B4	Laëndler Written-By – Mozart*
B5	Blow Me Eyes! Written-By – Wallace Irwin
B6	Lines From 'Betsy Lee' Written-By – T.E. Brown*
B7	When I Was One And Twenty Written-By – A. E. Housman*
B8	Linden Lea Written-By – William Barnes
B9	Fair Are The Flowers In The Valley Written-By – Traditional
B10	Extract From The Song Of Solomon Written-By [Authorized Version] – Traditional
B11	Day Of These Days Written-By – Laurie Lee
B12	Dirge Of Cymbeline Written-By – Shakespeare*
B13	Air Written-By – Purcell*
B14	Lessons Of War Part II: Judging Distances Written-By – Henry Reed
B15	Kissed Yestreen Written-By – Anon*
B16	Extract From ‘Don Juan’ Written-By – Byron*
B17	Allegro Written-By – Mozart*
B18	I Do, I Will, I Have Written-By – Ogden Nash
B19	Northumbrian Duet Written-By – Wilfred Gibson*

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Printed By – Graphis Press Limited

Credits

Cover – William Bealby-Wright
Liner Notes – H.J.U.*
Oboe – Lorna Gregson
Violin – Susan Baker
Voice [Speaker] – Alison Milne, Christine Shotton, Gerard Benson, Heather Black , John Boulton Smith, John Naylor , William Bealby-Wright, William Gardener

Notes

Issued in a fully laminated 'flipback' sleeve.

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