Fiddler's Dram
Folk '80 (Tape from BBC)
Tracks:
01 - Station Ident
02 - Intro (Isla St Clair)
03 - Lilli Bolero
04 - Fedora
05 - The Flash Lad
06 - The Bonny Bunch Of Roses
07 - Johnny John
08 - Come Lads Come
09 - Day Trip To Bangor
10 - Tune & Outro
Quality: 192 kbps
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Tracks:
01 - Station Ident
02 - Intro (Isla St Clair)
03 - Lilli Bolero
04 - Fedora
05 - The Flash Lad
06 - The Bonny Bunch Of Roses
07 - Johnny John
08 - Come Lads Come
09 - Day Trip To Bangor
10 - Tune & Outro
Quality: 192 kbps
DL
pass: highqualitymp3
posted by Ailis at 9:48 PM
2 Comments:
Alan Prosser's haircut must be the most outstanding in English folk rock...I'm surprised it didn't split from the group and make a solo album...
Newelectricmuse
Ha. I wrote a longish response about Alan Prosser solo albums and then I finally parsed your response correctly... :)
I have sometimes felt that one of the reasons the Oyster Band got those early albums off the market is because those photos of Prosser would have sunk their 1990s career as indie-punk-folkers.
I hope this series of Oyster excavations will include a visit to "Liberty Hall." I still think that album was their all-time peak. Also worth an excavation would be THE ORIGINAL COOKING VINYL LP MASTERING of "Wide Blue Yonder," which is different than all CD variants.
Thanks as always.
RTJ
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