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The Copper Family

This is a listing of just my Copper Family albums. For a full discography, see the Copper Family's own list of books and recordings and their complete discography.

> Folk Music > Records > Bob and Ron Copper: Traditional Songs from Rottingdean

Bob and Ron Copper: Traditional Songs from Rottingdean

Traditional Songs from Rottingdean (EFDSS LP 1002)

Traditional Songs from Rottingdean
Bob and Ron Copper

EFDSS LP 1002 (LP, UK, 1963)

English Shepherd & Farming Songs
Bob and Ron Copper

Folk-Legacy Records FSB-19 (LP, USA, 1964)
Folk-Legacy Records CD-19 (CD, USA, 2006)

 English Shepherd & Farming Songs (Folk-Legacy CD-19)

Recorded by Peter Kennedy in 1955 (poss. March 9) [2, 8, 9, 11-12, 14] and 1963 [1, 3-7, 10, 13, 15-16];
Notes by Bob Copper

The Folk-Legacy reissue LP and CD have the record sides swapped from the EFDSS original.

Musicians

Bob Copper, vocals [1-2, 4-10, 12-16];
Ron Copper, vocals [1-16];

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Two Young Brethren (Roud 202) (2.29)
  2. The Month of May (Roud 153) (2.00)
  3. Honest Labourer (Roud 19) (3.08)
  4. The Birds in the Spring (Roud 356) (1.43)
  5. Shepherd of the Downs (Shepherd in Love) (Roud 1215) (4.40)
  6. The Threshing Song (Roud 874) (1.34)
  7. Dame Durdan (Roud 1209) (1.42)
  8. The Ploughshare (The Seasons Round) (Roud 169) (3.49)
  1. Sportsmen, Arouse! (The Innocent Hare) (Roud 1216) (2.55)
  2. The Lark in the Morning (Roud 151) (2.02)
  3. Hard Times of Old England (Roud 1206) (2.55)
  4. Spencer the Rover (Roud 1115) (3.21)
  5. When Spring Comes In (Spring Glee) (Roud 439) (2.35)
  6. Good Ale (Roud 203) (2.40)
  7. Babes in the Wood (Roud 288; Laws Q34) (2.01)
  8. Cupid's Garden (Roud 297) (2.34)

> Folk Music > Records > The Copper Family: A Song for Every Season

A Song for Every Season

A Song for Every Season (Leader LEAB 404)

A Song for Every Season
The Singing Tradition of the Copper Family of Rottingdean, Sussex

Leader Records LEAB 404 (LEA 4046-4049) (4 LP, UK, 1971)

Recorded at the home of Bob Copper, Peacehaven, Sussex by Bill Leader;
Recordings and booklet edited by Dave Bland;
Booklet designed by Janet Kerr;
Front cover design by Mike Dempsey;
Discs mastered at EMI by John Wadley;
Produced by Dave Bland and Bill Leader

Musicians

Bob Copper, vocals [1-8, 10-15, 17-19, 21-25, 27-40-46];
Ron Copper, vocals [3, 6, 8, 10, 15, 17, 21, 27, 30, 32, 35-36, 42, 46];
Jill Copper, vocals [3, 6, 8, 16, 20, 39];
John Copper, vocals [1-3, 5-10, 12-15, 17-19, 21-22, 25-27, 29-32, 34-37, 40-42, 44-46]

Tracks

Disk 1: Tater Beer Night (Leader LEA 4046)

Side 1Side 2
  1. [Bob, John] Dame Durdan (Roud 1209) (3.38)
  2. [Bob, John] By the Green Grove (Roud 356) (4.36)
  3. [all] Spencer the Rover (Roud 1115) (4.34)
  4. [Bob] Charming Molly (Roud 1213) (1.54)
  5. [Bob, John] Sweep Chimney Sweep (Roud 1217) (3.30)
  6. [all] Rose of Allendale (Roud 1218) (4.31)
  1. [Bob, John] Pleasant Month of May (Roud 153) (2.27)
  2. [all] When Spring Comes In (Roud 439) (4.46)
  3. [John] Spotted Cow (Roud 956) (2.22)
  4. [Bob, Ron, John] Wop She 'ad It i-o (Roud 1212) (2.59)
  5. [Bob] A Week Before Easter (Roud 154) (3.10)
  6. [Bob, John] Brisk and Lively Lad (Roud 2930) (6.20)

Disk 2: Black Ram (Leader LEA 4047)

Side 3Side 4
  1. [Bob, John] Sheepshearing Song (Roud 879) (3.12)
  2. [Bob, John] Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (Roud 165) (6.01)
  3. [Bob, Ron, John] Claudy Banks (Roud 266; Laws N40) (3.26)
  4. [Jill] Sweet Lemeney (Roud 193) (3.16)
  5. [Bob, Ron, John] Corduroy (Roud 1219) (7.05)
  1. [Bob, John] Come All Bold Britons (Roud 1214) (2.49)
  2. [John, Bob, Ron] No John, No (Roud 146) (2.09)
  3. [Jill] The Shepherd's Song (Roud 1208) (4.19)
  4. [Bob, Ron, John] Thousands or More (Roud 1220) (2.20)
  5. [Bob, John] Shepherd of the Downs (Roud 1215) (5.01)
  6. [Bob] The Irish Girl (As I Walked Out) (Roud 454) (3.03)

Disk 3: Hollerin' Pot (Leader LEA 4048)

Side 5Side 6
  1. [Bob] Seamen Bold (Ship in Distress) (Roud 807) (3.17)
  2. [Bob, John] When Adam Was First Created (Roud 728) (6.21)
  3. [John] A Lawyer Bold (Roud 922) (1.05)
  4. [Bob, Ron, John] Gentlemen of High Renown (Roud 190) (4.41)
  5. [Bob] My Love Has Gone (Roud 466; Laws K17) (4.16)
  6. [Bob, John] Battle of Alma (Roud 1221) (2.35)
  1. [Bob, Ron, John] Warlike Seamen (Roud 690) (3.13)
  2. [Bob, John] Brisk and Bonny Lad (Roud 606) (1.27)
  3. [Bob, Ron, John] Sportsmen, Arouse! (The Innocent Hare) (Roud 1216) (6.59)
  4. [Bob] Admiral Benbow (Roud 227) (4.04)
  5. [Bob, John] Wind Across the Moor (Roud 155) (3.08)
  6. [Bob, Ron, John] Oh, Good Ale (Roud 203) (3.43)

Disk 4: Turn o' the Year (Leader LEA 4049)

Side 7Side 8
  1. [Bob, Ron, John] Shepherds Arise (Roud 1207) (3.31)
  2. [Bob, John] Softly the Night (Roud 1222) (2.42)
  3. [Bob] Christmas Song (Roud 1170) (3.48)
  4. [all] Babes in the Wood (Roud 288; Laws Q34) (4.39)
  5. [Bob, John] The Dying Soldier (Roud 1223) (6.03)
  1. [Bob, John] Brisk Young Ploughboy (Roud 1205) (1.55)
  2. [John, Bob, Ron] Heigh Ho, Sing Ivy (Roud 21093) (2.39)
  3. [Bob] Jolly Good Song (Roud 1224) (4.47)
  4. [Bob, John] Two Young Brethren (Roud 202) (3.38)
  5. [Bob, John] The Ploughshare (The Seasons Round) (Roud 169) (4.41)
  6. [Bob, Ron, John] Come Write Me Down (Roud 381) (4.44)

All tracks traditional

> Folk Music > Records > The Copper Family: A Song for Every Season

A Song for Every Season

A Song for Every Season (Leader LED 2067)

A Song for Every Season
The Copper Family of Rottingdean, Sussex
(Tracks from the 4 LP set)

Leader Records LED 2067 (LP, UK, 1971)

Recorded at the home of Bob Copper, Peacehaven, Sussex by Bill Leader;
Recordings and booklet edited by Dave Bland;
Booklet designed by Janet Kerr;
Front cover design by Mike Dempsey;
Discs mastered at EMI by John Wadley;
Produced by Dave Bland and Bill Leader

Musicians

Bob Copper, vocals [1-13];
Ron Copper, vocals [5, 7-9, 11, 13];
Jill Copper, vocals [12];
John Copper, vocals [1-9, 11-13]

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. [Bob, John] Pleasant Month of May (Roud 153) (2.27)
  2. [Bob, John] Sheepshearing Song (Roud 879) (3.12)
  3. [Bob, John] When Adam Was First Created (Roud 728) (6.21)
  4. [Bob, John] Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (Roud 165) (6.01)
  5. [Bob, Ron, John] Wop She 'ad It i-o (Roud 1212) (2.59)
  6. [Bob, John] Wind Across the Moor (Roud 155) (3.08)
  7. [Bob, Ron, John] Claudy Banks (Roud 266; Laws N40) (3.26)
  1. [Bob, Ron, John] Shepherds Arise (Roud 1207) (3.31)
  2. [Bob, Ron, John] Gentlemen of High Renown (Roud 190) (4.41)
  3. [Bob] My Love Has Gone (Roud 466; Laws K17) (4.16)
  4. [Bob, Ron, John] Come Write Me Down (Roud 381) (4.44)
  5. [all] Spencer the Rover (Roud 1115) (4.34)
  6. [Bob, Ron, John] Thousands or More (Roud 1220) (2.20)

All tracks traditional

> Folk Music > Records > Bob Copper: Sweet Rose in June

Bob Copper: Sweet Rose in June

Sweet Rose in June (Topic 12TS328)

Sweet Rose in June
Countryside Songs from the South
Bob Copper

Topic Records 12TS328 (LP, UK, 1977)

Recorded and produced by Tony Engle and Mike Yates at Peacehaven, Sussex in December 1976;
Protography by Mike Yates;
Sleeve design by Tony Engle

Musicians

Bob Copper, vocals

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. The Trooper (Roud 311) (5.41)
  2. The Bold “Princess Royal” (Roud 528; Laws K29) (3.11)
  3. The Farmer from Chester (Roud 2638; Laws L2) (2.24)
  4. The Mistletoe Bough (Roud 2336) (3.42)
  5. The Bold Dragoon (Roud 321; Laws M27) (2.35)
  6. Young Johnnie (Roud 1437; Laws O9) (1.34)
  7. The Parson and the Sucking Pig (Roud 574) (2.48)
  1. Lord Thomas (Roud 4; Child 73) (6.05)
  2. The Squire's Lost Lady (Roud 511; Laws K40) (2.16)
  3. Bold General Wolfe (Roud 624; Laws A1) (2.19)
  4. Dick Turpin (Roud 621; Laws L10) (2.41)
  5. The Fox (Roud 131) (2.35)
  6. Dogs and Ferrets (Roud 363) (1.40)
  7. The Fisherman (Roud 149) (1.30)
  8. Rose in June (Roud 1202) (3.05)

All tracks traditional

> Folk Music > Records > The Copper Family: Coppersongs

Coppersongs

Coppersongs (EDFSS VWML004)

Coppersongs
A Living Tradition
The Copper Family

EDFSS VWML004 (LP, UK, January 1988)

Recorded October 1987 at Ideal Sound Recorders, London;
Engineered by David Kenny;
Produced by Ian A. Anderson;
Except track 6 recorded on April 3, 1952 in Peacehaven by Séamus Ennis for the BBC Sound Archive Library;
Sleeve design by Jon Dudley;
Photographs by Chris Zuidyk

Musicians

Jim, John snr., Ron Copper, vocals [6];
Bob Copper, vocals [1, 3-8, 10, 12-13];
John Copper, vocals [1-5, 7-10, 12-13];
Jill Copper, vocals [1, 3, 5, 7-8, 10-13];
Lynne Copper, vocals [1-3, 5, 7-8, 10, 12-13];
Jon Dudley, vocals [1, 3, 5, 7-13]
Ben, Tom and Lucy Copper, vocals [13];

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. [Bob, John, Jill, Lynne, Jon] Claudy Banks (Roud 266; Laws N40) (4.19)
  2. [John, Lynne] Cupid's Garden (Roud 297) (3.54)
  3. [Bob, John, Jill, Lynne, Jon] The Ploughshare (The Seasons Round) (Roud 169) (3.55)
  4. [Bob, John] Two Young Brethren (Roud 202) (2.49)
  5. [Bob, John, Jill, Lynne, Jon] Sweep Chimney Sweep (Roud 1217) (3.57)
  6. [Jim, John snr., Bob, Ron] Warlike Seamen (The Irish Captain) (Roud 690) (3.20)
  1. [Bob, John, Jill, Lynne, Jon] Brisk Young Ploughboy (Roud 1205) (2.41)
  2. [Bob, John, Jill, Lynne, Jon] Bold Fisherman (Roud 291; Laws O24) (4.38)
  3. [John, Jon] The Battle of Alma (Roud 1221) (2.39)
  4. [Bob, John, Jill, Lynne, Jon] Come Write Me Down (Roud 381) (3.42)
  5. [Jill, Jon] Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (Roud 165) (2.41)
  6. [Bob, John, Jill, Lynne, Jon] Sportsmen, Arouse! (The Innocent Hare) (Roud 1216) (3.18)
  7. [Ben, Lucy, Tom, Bob, John, Jill, Lynne, Jon] Thousands or More (Roud 1220) (2.50)

All tracks traditional

> Folk Music > Records > The Copper Family: Coppersongs 2

Coppersongs 2

Coppersongs 2 (Coppersongs CD2)

Coppersongs 2
The Living Tradition of the Copper Family

Coppersongs CD2 (CD, UK, 1995)

Recorded in Chalvington Church in May 1995;
Notes by Bob Copper;
Design by Jon Dudley

Musicians

Bob Copper, vocals [1, 3, 5-6, 8, 10-11, 13-16];
Jill Copper, vocals [1, 6, 10, 14, 16];
John Copper, vocals [1-4, 6-7, 10, 12, 14, 16];
Jon Dudley, vocals [1-2, 6-7, 9-10, 12, 14, 16]

Tracks

  1. [all] By the Green Grove (Roud 356) (3.16)
  2. [John, Jon] Old Adam (Roud 728) (2.18)
  3. [Bob, John] Sheepshearing Song (Roud 879) (2.52)
  4. [John] Twanky Dillo (Roud 2409) (3.05)
  5. [Bob] Dogs and Ferrets (Roud 363) (2.06)
  6. [all] Shepherd of the Downs (Roud 1215) (5.29)
  7. [John, Jon] Brisk and Lively Lad (Roud 2930) (4.12)
  8. [Bob] Honest Labourer (Roud 19) (3.23)
  9. [Jon] Farmer in Cheshire (Roud 2638; Laws L2) (3.41)
  10. [all] When Spring Comes In (Roud 439) (2.37)
  11. [Bob] The Irish Girl (As I Walked Out) (Roud 454) (3.35)
  12. [John, Jon] The Christmas Song (Roud 1170) (2.42)
  13. [Bob] Charming Molly (Roud 1213) (1.35)
  14. [all] Brisk and Bonny Lad (Roud 606) (1.43)
  15. [Bob] Banks of the Sweet Primroses (Roud 586) (3.12)
  16. [all] Gentlemen of High Renown (Roud 190) (3.00)

All tracks traditional

> Folk Music > Records > The Copper Family: Coppersongs 3

Coppersongs 3

Coppersongs 3 (Coppersongs CD3)

Coppersongs 3
The Legacy Continues
The Copper Family

Coppersongs CD3 (CD, UK, October 1998, reissued June 2004)

Recorded by Piers Bishop in Chalvington Church and Curls Farmhouse, Ripe, East Sussex;
Notes by Bob Copper;
Design by Jon Dudley;
Photograps by Adrian Turner

Musicians

Bob Copper, vocals [2, 5-6, 10, 12-13, 17];
Jill Copper, vocals [2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 17];
John Copper, vocals [2-3, 6-8, 10-12, 14, 17];
Jon Dudley, vocals [2, 6-7, 11-12, 14, 16-17];
Ben Copper, vocals [1, 3, 9, 15];
Lucy Copper, vocals [1, 4];
Tom Copper, vocals [1, 15];
Andy, Mark and Sean Barratt, vocals [1, 9, 15]

Tracks

  1. [Ben, Andy, Lucy, Mark, Tom, Sean] Claudy Banks (Roud 266; Laws N40) (3.51)
  2. [Bob, Jill, John, Jon] Spencer the Rover (Roud 1115) (3.53)
  3. [Ben, John] Warlike Seamen (The Irish Captain) (Roud 690) (3.02)
  4. [Jill, Lucy] Sweet Lemeney (Roud 193) (2.15)
  5. [Bob] Hard Times of Old England (Roud 1206) (3.27)
  6. [Bob, Jill, John, Jon] Echoing Horn (Roud 878) (4.52)
  7. [John, Jon] Wind Across the Moor (Roud 155) (2.29)
  8. [John, Jill] The Month of May (Roud 153) (2.23)
  9. [Ben, Andy, Mark, Sean] Bold Fisherman (Roud 291; Laws O24) (3.52)
  10. [Bob, John] Dame Durdan (Roud 1209) (1.38)
  11. [John, Jon] The Bold Dragoon (Roud 321; Laws M27) (2.41)
  12. [Bob, Jill, John, Jon] Babes in the Wood (Roud 288; Laws Q34) (2.40)
  13. [Bob] Seamen Bold (Ship in Distress) (Roud 807) (3.38)
  14. [John, Jon] Come All Bold Britons (Roud 1214) (3.21)
  15. [Ben, Andy, Tom, Mark, Sean] Two Young Brethren (Roud 202) (2.26)
  16. [Jon] Admiral Benbow (Roud 227) (2.24)
  17. [Bob, Jill, John, Jon] Shepherds Arise (Roud 1207) (3.59)

All tracks traditional

> Folk Music > Records > The Copper Family: Come Write Me Down

Come Write Me Down

Come Write Me Down (Topic TSCD534)

Come Write Me Down
Early Recordings of the Copper Family of Rottingdean

Topic Records TSCD534 (CD, UK, 2001)

The Copper Family of Rottingdean, Sussex, have roots in traditional song at least two hundred years old. Their rare Southern English style of harmony singing is presented at its most outstanding in these classic performances. The CD is a compilation of the EFDSS LP of 1963, Traditional Songs from Rottingdean, and BBC recordings from the 1950.

Musical Traditions CD review by Rod Stradling

Musicians

Bob Copper, vocals [1-2, 4-9, 11-16, 18-24, 26, 28];
Ron Copper, vocals [1-2, 5, 7, 9-11, 13-20, 22-23, 28];
Jim Copper, vocals [3, 5-6, 8, 12, 19, 21, 24-28];
John Copper snr., vocals [5, 19, 28]

Tracks

  1. [Bob, Ron] Spencer the Rover (Roud 1115) (3.21)
  2. [Bob, Ron] Good Ale (Roud 203) (2.40)
  3. [Jim] Thousands or More (Roud 1220) (2.36)
  4. [Bob, Ron] Babes in the Wood (Roud 288; Laws Q34) (2.01)
  5. [all] The Banks of the Sweet Primroses (Roud 586) (2.04)
  6. [Bob, Jim] Sweep Chimney Sweep (Roud 1217) (2.48)
  7. [Bob, Ron] Two Young Brethren (Roud 202) (2.29)
  8. [Bob, Jim] Brisk and Bonny Lad (Roud 606) (1.32)
  9. [Bob, Ron] The Month of May (Roud 153) (2.00)
  10. [Ron] Honest Labourer (Roud 19) (3.08)
  11. [Bob, Ron] The Birds in the Spring (Roud 356) (1.43)
  12. [Bob, Jim] My Father Had an Acre of Land (Roud 21093) (1.42)
  13. [Bob, Ron] Shepherd of the Downs (Shepherd in Love) (Roud 1215) (4.40)
  14. [Bob, Ron] The Threshing Song (Roud 874) (1.34)
  15. [Bob, Ron] The Ploughshare (The Seasons Round) (Roud 169) (3.49)
  16. [Bob, Ron] Sportsmen, Arouse! (The Innocent Hare) (Roud 1216) (2.55)
  17. [Ron] Hard Times of Old England (Roud 1206) (2.55)
  18. [Bob, Ron] The Lark in the Morning (Roud 151) (2.02)
  19. [all] Warlike Seamen (The Irish Captain) (Roud 690) (3.19)
  20. [Bob, Ron] When Spring Comes In (Spring Glee) (Roud 439) (2.35)
  21. [Bob, Jim] Brisk Young Ploughboy (Roud 1205) (2.56)
  22. [Bob, Ron] Cupid's Garden (Roud 297) (2.34)
  23. [Bob, Ron] Dame Durdan (Roud 1209) (1.42)
  24. [Bob, Jim] The Claudy Banks (Roud 266; Laws N40) (3.09)
  25. [Jim] General Wolfe (Roud 624; Laws A1) (1.46)
  26. [Bob, Jim] Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (Roud 165) (2.44)
  27. [Jim] Talking (0.31)
  28. [all] Come Write Me Down (Roud 381) (2.51)

Tracks 1-2, 9, 15-17 recorded by Peter Kennedy, (poss. March 9) 1955, Traditional Songs from Rottingdean, EFDSS LP1002, 1963;
Tracks 4, 7, 10-11, 13-14, 18, 20, 22-23 recorded by Peter Kennedy, 1963, Traditional Songs from Rottingdean, EFDSS LP1002, 1963;
Tracks 24, 26 recorded by Brian George, March 1, 1951, BBC 16060;
Tracks 6, 8 recorded by Brian George, March 1, 1951, BBC 16062;
Tracks 21 recorded by Brian George, March 1, 1951, BBC 16063;
Tracks 19, 28 recorded by Séamus Ennis, April 3, 1952, BBC 17986;
Tracks 5, 25 recorded by Séamus Ennis, April 3, 1952, BBC 17987;
Tracks 3, 12 recorded by Séamus Ennis, April 24, 1952, BBC 17989;
Track 27 extract from The Life of James Copper, broadcast September 11, 1951

> Folk Music > Records > The Copper Family: Coppers at Christmas

Coppers at Christmas

Coppers at Christmas (Coppersongs)

Coppers at Christmas
The Carol Collection of the Copper Family of Rottingdean Sussex
The Copper Family

Coppersongs, no record number (CD, UK, 2007)

Recorded by Piers Bishop;
Notes by Vic Gammon

Musicians

John and Jill Copper, Jon Dudley;
The Young Coppers: Mark, Andy and Sean Barratt and Ben, Lucy and Tom Copper;
Bob and Ron Copper [10]

Tracks

  1. Extract from The Life of James Copper, 1951 broadcast (1.04)
    Jim talking about Christmas fare when he was young
  2. Christians Awake, Arise Rejoice and Sing (3.01)
  3. Christmas Song (The Trees Are All Bare) (Roud 1170) (2.47)
  4. Ring Out O Bells (3.33)
  5. Rolling Downwards (The Angel's Song) (2.29)
  6. Softly the Night (Roud 1222) (2.46)
  7. The Angels Sang (2.29)
  8. Wake the Sweet Anthem (2.20)
  9. While Shepherds Watched (Roud 936) (5.19)
  10. Christmas Presents (The Twelve Days of Christmas) (Roud 68) (2.25)
    recorded by Bob and Ron in the 1950s
  11. Shepherds Arise (Roud 1207) (4.04)

> Folk Music > Records > Young Coppers: Passing Out

Young Coppers: Passing Out

Passing Out (Coppersongs CD4)

Passing Out
Young Coppers

Coppersongs CD4 (CD, UK, February 2008)

Recorded by Jake Rousham at Metway Studios, Brighton, 2007;
Photograps by Adrian Turner;
Front cover: Bob Copper's passing out parade, Maidstone 1936

Musicians

Ben Copper, vocals [2, 4, 7-10, 12];
Lucy Copper, vocals [2, 4-5, 7-9, 12];
Tom Copper, vocals [1-2, 4, 7-9, 11-12];
Andy Barratt, vocals [2-4, 6-7, 9, 12];
Mark Barratt, vocals [2, 4, 6-7, 9, 11-12];
Sean Barratt, vocals [2, 4, 6-7, 9-10, 12];

Tracks

  1. [Tom] Hard Times of Old England (Roud 1206) (2.39)
  2. [all] Dame Durdan (Roud 1209) (1.45)
  3. [Andy] The Irish Girl (As I Walked Out) (Roud 454) (3.03)
  4. [all] Come Write Me Down (Roud 381) (3.54)
  5. [Lucy] Charming Molly (Roud 1213) (1.46)
  6. [Mark, Andy, Sean] Brisk and Lively Lad (Roud 2930) (3.57)
  7. [all] Rose of Allendale (Roud 1218) (4.29)
  8. [Ben, Lucy, Tom] Pleasant Month of May (Roud 153) (2.20)
  9. [all] Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (Roud 165) (3.14)
  10. [Sean, Ben] Come All You Bold Britons (Roud 1214) (3.02)
  11. [Mark, Tom] Cupid's Garden (Roud 297) (3.06)
  12. [all] Banks of the Sweet Primroses (Roud 586) (3.11)

> Folk Music > Records > The Copper Family

Other records with The Copper Family

Various Artists, Folk Song Today, LP, HMV DLP 1143, 1955

Various Artists, The Columbia World Library of Folk and Primitive Music - Volume III: England, LP, Columbia SL-206, 1955

Various Artists, A Jug of Punch: Broadside Ballads Old and New, LP, HMV CLP 1327, 1960

Various Artists, A Pinch of Salt: British Sea Songs Old and New, LP, HMV CLP 1362, 1960

Various Artists, Folksound of Britain, LP, HMV CLP 1910, 1965

Various Artists, Songs of Courtship (The Folk Songs of Britain Vol. 1), LP, Topic 12T157, 1968

Various Artists, Jack of All Trades (The Folk Songs of Britain Vol. 3), LP, Topic 12T159, 1968

Various Artists, The Child Ballads 1 (The Folk Songs of Britain Vol. 4), LP, Topic 12T160, 1968

Various Artists, Sailormen and Servingmaids (The Folk Songs of Britain Vol. 6), LP, Topic 12T194, 1970

Various Artists, Songs of Ceremony (The Folk Songs of Britain Vol. 9), LP, Topic 12T197, 1970

Various Artists, The Brave Ploughboy: Songs and Stories in a Sussex Pub, LP, Transatlantic XTRS 1150, 1975

Various Artists, Electric Muse: The Story of Folk into Rock, 4 LP, Island / Transatlantic Folk 1001, 1975

Various Artists, Square Roots: An Unlikely Selection from the Pages of Folk Roots Magazine, LP, FolkRoots FROOT 001, 1987

Various Artists, Sea Songs and Shanties, CD, Saydisc CD-SDL 405, 1994

Various Artists, New Electric Muse: The Story of Folk into Rock, 3 CD, Castle ESB CD 416, 1996

Various Artists, A Century of Song, CD, EFDSS CD02, 1998

Various Artists, World Library of Folk and Primitive Music - Volume 1: England, CD, Rounder ROUNDER CD 1741, 1998

Various Artists, BBC Folk Awards 2001, CD, Topic TSCD850, 2001

Various Artists, Unruly, CD, Weekend Beatnik WEBE 9040, 2002

Various Artists, Song Links: A Celebration of English Traditional Songs and Their Australian Variants, 2 CD, Fellside FECD176D, 2003

Various Artists, Song Links 2: A Celebration of English Traditional Songs and Their American Variants, 2 CD, Fellside FECD190D, 2005

Various Artists, Anthems in Eden: An Anthology of British & Irish Folk 1955-1978, 4 CD, Castle CMXBX1030, 2006

Various Artists, Midwinter, 4 CD, Free Reed FRQCD 30, 2006

Various Artists, The Imagined Village, CD, Real World CDRW 147, 2007

Peter Bellamy, The Ballads of Peter Bellamy, CD, Free Reed FRRR 16, 2008

Various Artists, Three Score and Ten: 70 Years of Topic Records, 7 CD, Topic TOPIC70, 2009

Various Artists, The Rough Guide to English Folk, 2 CD, World Music RGNET 1261 CD, 2011

Various Artists, You Never Heard So Sweet (The Voice of the People Vol. 21), CD, Topic TSCD671, 2012

Various Artists, Good People, Take Warning (The Voice of the People Vol. 23), 3 CD, Topic TSCD673T, 2012