The Galley
The Galley "Joke and Push About the Pitcher" 1975?
Seller's comment on eBay:
A fantastic copy of this super rare folk lp is one of the rarest stoof label lp's, if not the rarest. In a beautifull condition. english band with frank singleton, Paul bellamy, Lynn Bellamy and graham thomas. All singing and playing instruments.
Tracks:
01. Hail Smiling Song
02. Rout Of The Blues
03. All Amongst The Barley
04. The Recruited Collier
05. Why, Soldiers, Why
06. Morris Tunes
07. Cannons Are Roaring
08. Wat Tyler And Jack Straw
09. Oxplough Song
10. Horkstow Grange
11. Farewell Thou Fair Day
12. The Girls I Left Behind Me
13. Joke And Push About The Pitcher
14. Shanties - Blood Red Roses - One More Day
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Seller's comment on eBay:
A fantastic copy of this super rare folk lp is one of the rarest stoof label lp's, if not the rarest. In a beautifull condition. english band with frank singleton, Paul bellamy, Lynn Bellamy and graham thomas. All singing and playing instruments.
Tracks:
01. Hail Smiling Song
02. Rout Of The Blues
03. All Amongst The Barley
04. The Recruited Collier
05. Why, Soldiers, Why
06. Morris Tunes
07. Cannons Are Roaring
08. Wat Tyler And Jack Straw
09. Oxplough Song
10. Horkstow Grange
11. Farewell Thou Fair Day
12. The Girls I Left Behind Me
13. Joke And Push About The Pitcher
14. Shanties - Blood Red Roses - One More Day
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posted by Lizardson at 2:00 PM
9 Comments:
What is the exact meaning of "unknown
album"? Was an acetate such as Isolation or similar stuff?
How is possible that no info was written or printed on the acetate?
regards
The mp3 tags give the band's name as "The Galley", the label as "Stoof" and the catalogue number as MU7421. After a bit of searching this is an album called "Joke and push about the pitcher". It's an English band on a Dutch label, line up is: Frank Singleton, Paul Bellamy, Lynn Bellamy and Graham Thomas. Someone paid £135 on ebay for it!
Newelectricmuse
They're definitely called THE GALLEY - see the album sleeve (i.e. part of a ship), not THE GALLERY (i.e. part of a medieval hall).
Elementary, my dear Lizardson!
Newelectricmuse
oops...
Thanks again Newelectricmuse
...almost forgot the music...! It's traditional acoustic English folk - quite a lot of the songs are unaccompanied, sung in harmony by the ensemble, while others have guitar, melodeon and/or whistle backing. It's good - a bit like the Druids album you posted earlier this month in fact. Is it worth £135? You'll have to listen to it to find out!
Newelectricmuse
Time has told me that your blog is amazing! Great and rare posts!Could you re-post the PERRY LEOPOLD'S albums? Countless thanks-NATURE BOY.
Hi! your blog is really fantastic! I have searched for the Gallery album for so long.. now the link is dead.. could you please re-post it? thanks a lot!
Hi there,
The band is called The Galley and I still have this LP album. Really nice songs on it. Are they paying 135 for it? Well, sorry no selling by me.
Cheers
John
The Gallery is a different band... the Gallery released "The Wind that Shakes the Barley" in 1972, not the Galley.
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