The Albion Dance Band
Shuffle Off! (Spindrift SPIN 103) 1983
Requested some time ago - just got round to doing a new rip.
A straight(ish) instrumental album with a fairly classic ADB line-up.
Ashley Hutchings - bass
Dave Mattacks - drums, keyboards
Simon Nicol - guitars
Jean-Pierre Rasle - bagpipes and other blowy things
Dave Whetstone - melodeon, concertina, guitars, electric dulcimer, triangle.
Side 1:
1. Froggy's First Jump/Beetle On The Wine
2. Snowdrop Polka
3. Gervaise Brawl
4. Jenny In Her Shift/Tom Jones
5. Hi! Tequila Tango/High Tea Tango
6. The Fretful Porcupine
Side 2:
1. Wiggle, Wriggle/Roll Me Over
2. October 4th
3. Seaside Shuffle
4. The View
5. The Chaplet/Bantering Billy
6. Elderwaters
7. Black Almain/Halek Brawl
I've been informed that this is currently available as the second (semi-secret) bonus CD of The Albion Dance Band: Dancing Days Are Here Again (Talking Elephant TECD106).
This link has now been removed.
Requested some time ago - just got round to doing a new rip.
A straight(ish) instrumental album with a fairly classic ADB line-up.
Ashley Hutchings - bass
Dave Mattacks - drums, keyboards
Simon Nicol - guitars
Jean-Pierre Rasle - bagpipes and other blowy things
Dave Whetstone - melodeon, concertina, guitars, electric dulcimer, triangle.
Side 1:
1. Froggy's First Jump/Beetle On The Wine
2. Snowdrop Polka
3. Gervaise Brawl
4. Jenny In Her Shift/Tom Jones
5. Hi! Tequila Tango/High Tea Tango
6. The Fretful Porcupine
Side 2:
1. Wiggle, Wriggle/Roll Me Over
2. October 4th
3. Seaside Shuffle
4. The View
5. The Chaplet/Bantering Billy
6. Elderwaters
7. Black Almain/Halek Brawl
I've been informed that this is currently available as the second (semi-secret) bonus CD of The Albion Dance Band: Dancing Days Are Here Again (Talking Elephant TECD106).
This link has now been removed.
posted by reynardine at 9:54 PM
3 Comments:
This is easily available on CD: It's the second CD of The Albion Dance Band: Dancing Days Are Here Again,
Talking Elephant TECD106, 2007
thank you *very much* for this. your copy is in much better shape than mine is.
have you ever heard the 'tanzteufel' album by the german folk band lilenthal? it came out about the same time as 'shuffle off' and approaches german folk tunes in a way similar to the approach of the albion dance band. even the covers are similar, although i'm almost certain that's a coincidence.
Don't know that one - is it available anywhere?
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