SONGS FROM THE SHOWS 1 & 2 (UK)

ALBION BAND

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Condition: New, UPC: 50225392006262, Publication Date: 08/27/2002, Type: COMPACT DISC, Style: POP/FOLK & TRADITIONAL,

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Here We Come A-Wassailing
While Shepherds Watched
Ashley Reads 'Charles Dickens'
Rudolph Blues
Run Rudolph Run
Phil Reads From 'Under The Greenwood Tree'
Broom Dance
Cathy Reads 'And Death Shall Have No Dominion'
In The Cross Of Christ
Tramp On The Street
Lamb Of God
Sweet Themmes Run Softly
Poor Old Horse
Howard Reads From 'Three Men In A Boat'
Simon (As A Swan) Recites A Spike Milligan Poem
Swan-Upping Song
Lemady / Arise And Pick A Posy
Chris Introduces 'Foxy Comes To Town'
Dominion Of The Sword
When The Fighting Is Over
Rumour Hill
Bells Of Paradise
Ashley Reads A Poem By John Clare
Snow Falls
Key To The North
Life On The River
The Sheep Shearing Song
The Building Of Our Bridge
Twickenham Ferry
Letters
Horse Music
Burning The Clavie
Speed The Plough
All In The Morning
Judas
Jesus And Shall It Ever Be
Poor Old Man
The Wastelands Of England
Big Yellow Taxi / New Jerusalem
Wayfaring Stranger
Dragonfly
Haxey Hood Game / Estample
5:19

NOTES

Concert and studio recordings from some of the band's words-and-music presentations between 1977 & 1989:
- Here We Come A-Wassailing - from the TV programme 1977, produced by Colin Rose.
- Albion River Hymn - compiled and written by Mary Miller & Ashley Hutchings, recorded by Radio Trent 1981, produced by John Shaw.
- The Albion Band Christmas Show 1984-86 - recorded by Mike Warren.
- The Wild Side Of Town - from the TV programme 1987 + live recordings from 1988
- An Easter Garland 1984-85 - recorded by Mike Warren
- First performed in the play 'Lark Rise' - an adaptation of Flora Thompson's book 'Lark Rise To Candleford'.
- From the film 'Key To The North' 1989.

This album was compiled in 1990-1991. Remastered for CD 1997.

This 2 CD compilation combines Songs From The Shows Volume 1 (1990) and Songs From The Shows Volume 2 Volume 2 (1991).