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Various - Nottingham Ale - Tavern Music From Colonial Williamsburg
- Singer: Various
- Title: Nottingham Ale - Tavern Music From Colonial Williamsburg
- Category: Folk, World, & Country
- Info: Label:
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation – WSC-120
Type:
Cassette, Album, Dolby
Country:
US
Date of released:
1993
Category:
Folk, World, & Country
Style:
- Rating: 3.8
- Votes 393
- Format MP3 MP2 MP3 FLAC AC3 MPC AUD AAC FLAC APE
Tracklist
| A1 |
Come, Let Us Drink About |
2:04
|
| A2 |
Down Among The Deadmen |
2:39
|
| A3 |
"The Flowers Of Edinburgh" and "Lochrynock" |
1:25
|
| A4 |
Lucretia, Or Advice To Ladies |
1:36
|
| A5 |
The False Young Sailor |
1:28
|
| A6 |
"Stool Of Repentance" and "Lord Dunmore" |
1:44
|
| A7 |
One Misty Moisty Morning |
2:28
|
| A8 |
He That Would an Alehouse Keep |
1:04
|
| A9 |
Nottingham Ale |
2:41
|
| A10 |
McPherson's Farewell |
3:27
|
| A11 |
The Lass Of Richmond Hill |
2:24
|
| A12 |
To Anacreon In Heaven |
1:30
|
| A13 |
"Lady Madelina Sinclair", "The High Road To Linton" and "Pigeon On The Gate" |
1:37
|
| A14 |
One Morning In May |
2:39
|
| B1 |
The Rakes Of Mallow |
2:14
|
| B2 |
Over The Hills And Far Away |
2:08
|
| B3 |
"Johnny Faa" and "The Tenpenny Bit" |
3:14
|
| B4 |
I'll Fathom The Bowl |
2:07
|
| B5 |
The Brewer Lady |
1:50
|
| B6 |
"Good Wife, Admit The Wanderer", "The Lea Rig" and "The Reel O'Stumpie" |
3:30
|
| 21 |
Now We Are Met, Let Mirth Abound |
1:15
|
| B7 |
Tobacco's But An Indian Weed |
2:08
|
| B8 |
I Once Loved A Lass |
3:27
|
| B9 |
The Parson Among The Peas |
1:02
|
| B10 |
The Work Of The Weavers |
2:56
|
Credits
-
Fiddle, Flute, Whistle, Vocals
–
John Turner
-
Fiddle, Vocals
–
Jenny Edenborn
-
Flute, Vocals
–
Cliff Williams
-
Flute, Whistle, Vocals
–
Barry Trott
-
Producer
–
The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
-
Vocals
–
Bill Weldon,
Paul Vrooman,
Susan Fia
Notes
Originally recorded at the Apollo Room, Raleigh Tavern (Williamsburg, Va.) before a live audience.
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