by gonzo #28

Now getting back into the swing of things in the UK, here is another of the excellent Steve Turner vinyl rips I did in Tasmania, from 1982 comes
"Jigging One Now" complete with digital photographs of the cover


Steve Turner "Jigging One Now" 1982

Side One:
1. The Squid Jigging Ground
2. Salt Creek/Hare-lipped Susie/The Growling Old Man and the Cackling Old Woman
3. Johnny Laddie
4. Bonnie Annie
5. Few Days

Side Two:
1. Make and Break Harbour
2. The Bracelet/Jack's Getting a Wife (slip jigs)/The Skippers Wedding Song/All Hands upon Deck/Morpeth Lasses (reels)
3. The North Sea Tug
4. Down by The Greenwood Side
5. THe Keepers and the Drivers
Steve Turner -- Outstack
Fellside FEO18 (1979)

http://www.steve-turner.co.uk/discs.html

Steve began his career on the Manchester folk scene at the end of the 1960s. Joining the Geordie band "Canny Fettle" in 1970, he made two albums and toured in Britain and Europe with them for eight years.
In 1979, he won the Melody Maker "Stars of the 80" National competition, which persuaded him to turn professional for 12 years until 1991. During this time he made four solo albums with Fellside Records and toured internationally.

A period of thirteen years away from the folk scene followed with Steve building a violin retailing business and diversifying musically into a more classical mode.

But folk music has a habit of getting into your blood. So 2004 saw Steve make a somwhat nervous return to the folk scene, but he was warmly welcomed to the extent that he was almost immediately asked to make a new fifth album, which is now in the process at Olli Knight's studio in Robin Hood's Bay and includes guests like Martin Carthy, Nancy Kerr and James Fagan, Kevin Brown and others.

DL