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This Is the Ian Campbell Folk Group

This Is the Ian Campbell Folk Group (Transatlantic TRA 110)

This Is the Ian Campbell Folk Group
The Ian Campbell Folk Group

Transatlantic Records TRA 110 (LP, UK, 1963)
Castle Music ESM CD 357 (CD, UK, 1996, together with Across the Hills)

Presenting the Ian Campbell Folk Group
The Ian Campbell Folk Group

Contour 2870 314 (LP, UK, 1964)

 Presenting the Ian Campbell Folk Group (Contour 2870 314)

Recorded at Olympic Studios, London
Supervised by Nathan Joseph and Bill Leader
Cover photo and design: Brian Shuel

See also the album's sleeve notes in the Ian Campbell Folk Group discography at Nick Guida's fantastic The Balladeers Scotland website.

Musicians

Ian Campbell, Lorna Campbell, vocals;
Brian Clark, vocals, guitar;
Dave Swarbrick, fiddle, mandolin;
John Dunkerley, banjo, melodica;
with
Dave Phillips, Brian Brocklehurst, bass

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Twa Recruiting Seargants (Roud 3356) (3.41)
  2. The Keel Row (Roud 3059) (1.38)
  3. The Unquiet Grave (Roud 51; Child 78) (3.30)
  4. To Hear the Nightingale Sing (Roud 140; Laws P14) (2.46)
  5. The Drover's Dream (Roud 5473) (2.49)
  6. Campbell's Fancy: The 93rd's Farewell to Gibraltar / Rakes of Kildare / The Drunken Piper / Timour the Tartar (2.14)
  7. Rockin' the Cradle (Roud 357) (2.38)
  8. The Jute Mill Song (Roud 2585) (2.13)
  9. Johnny Lad (Roud 2587) (2.54)
  1. Blow Boys Blow (Roud 703) (2.27)
  2. Down in the Coal Mine (Roud 6392) (2.33)
  3. Garton Mother's Lullaby (1.45)
  4. The Bells of Rhymney (1.20)
  5. The Apprentice's Song (2.04)
  6. Rocky Road to Dublin / Drops of Brandy (1.29)
  7. Homeward Bound (Roud 18905) (2.15)
  8. The Waters of Tyne (Roud 1364) (2.00)
  9. The Wee Cooper of Fyfe (Roud 117; Child 277) (1.42)

Vocals by
Tracks 1, 4, 11, 16, 18 Ian Campbell and group;
Tracks 2, 8 Lorna Campbell and group;
Track 3 Ian Campbell;
Tracks 5, 14 Brian Clark;
Tracks 7, 10 Brian Clark and group;
Tracks 9, 13 group;
Tracks 12, 17 Lorna Campbell

All tracks trad. arr. Ian Campbell except
Track 8 trad., Mary Brooksbank arr. Ian Campbell;
Track 13 Pete Seeger, Idris Davies;
Track 14 Ian Campbell

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The Ian Campbell Folk Group: Across the Hills

Across the Hills (Transatlantic TRA 118)

Across the Hills
The Ian Campbell Folk Group

Transatlantic Records TRA 118 (LP, UK, 1964)
Castle Music ESM CD 357 (CD, UK, 1996, together with This Is the Ian Campbell Folk Group)

Recorded 1964 at Olympic and IBC Studios, London
Supervision: Bill Leader
Produced by Nathan Joseph
Cover photo and design: Brian Shuel

See also the album's sleeve notes in the Ian Campbell Folk Group discography at Nick Guida's fantastic The Balladeers Scotland website.

Musicians

Ian Campbell, Lorna Campbell, vocals;
Brian Clark, vocals, guitar, autoharp;
Dave Swarbrick, fiddle, mandola;
John Dunkerley, banjo, guitar

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Across the Hills (1.55)
  2. Come Kiss Me Love (2.42)
  3. The Blind Man He Could See (Roud 183; Laws Q2) (3.27)
  4. I Know My Love (Roud 60; Laws P25) (1.55)
  5. Derby Ram (Roud 126) (1.46)
  6. Mary Mild (2.15)
  7. Remember Me (2.32)
  1. The Cockfight (Roud 211) (1.31)
  2. Gypsy Rover (Roud 1; Child 200) (3.03)
  3. Cho Cho Losa (1.12)
  4. The Keeper (Roud 1519) (2.30)
  5. Instrumental Medley (0.00)
  6. The Collier Laddie (Roud 3787) (3.36)
  7. We're Nae Awa' to Bide Awa' (Roud 5850) (1.46)

Vocals by
Track 1 Ian and Lorna Campbell;
Tracks 2, 4, 7, 9 Lorna Campbell and group;
Tracks 3, 8, 10, 11, 14 Ian Campbell and group;
Track 5 Brian Clark and group;
Track 6 Lorna Campbell;
Tracks 13 Ian Campbell

All tracks trad. arr. Ian Campbell except
Track 1 Leon Rosselson;
Tracks 6-7 Ian Campbell;
Track 9 Leo Maguire

> Dave Swarbrick > Records > This Is the Ian Campbell Folk Group / Across the Hills

This Is the Ian Campbell Folk Group / Across the Hills

This Is the Ian Campbell Folk Group / Across the Hills (Castle Music ESM CD 357)

This Is the Ian Campbell Folk Group / Across the Hills
The Ian Campbell Folk Group

Castle Music ESM CD 357 (CD, UK, 1996)

This is a reissue of the Ian Campbell Folk Group's first two LPs on the Transatlantic label.

See also the album's sleeve notes in the Ian Campbell Folk Group discography at Nick Guida's fantastic The Balladeers Scotland website.

Musicians

Ian Campbell, Lorna Campbell, vocals;
Brian Clark, vocals, guitar, autoharp;
Dave Swarbrick, fiddle, mandola;
John Dunkerley, banjo, guitar, melodica;
with
Dave Phillips, Brian Brocklehurst, bass

Tracks

From This is the Ian Campbell Folk Group From Across the Hills
  1. Twa Recruiting Seargants (Roud 3356) (3.41)
  2. The Keel Row (Roud 3059) (1.38)
  3. The Unquiet Grave (Roud 51; Child 78) (3.30)
  4. To Hear the Nightingale Sing (Roud 140; Laws P14) (2.46)
  5. The Drover's Dream (Roud 5473) (2.49)
  6. Campbell's Fancy: The 93rd's Farewell to Gibraltar / Rakes of Kildare / The Drunken Piper / Timour the Tartar (2.14)
  7. Rockin' the Cradle (Roud 357) (2.38)
  8. The Jute Mill Song (Roud 2585) (2.13)
  9. Johnny Lad (Roud 2587) (2.54)
  10. Blow Boys Blow (Roud 703) (2.27)
  11. Down in the Coal Mine (Roud 6392) (2.33)
  12. Garton Mother's Lullaby (1.45)
  13. The Bells of Rhymney (1.20)
  14. The Apprentice's Song (2.04)
  15. Rocky Road to Dublin / Drops of Brandy (1.29)
  16. Homeward Bound (Roud 18905) (2.15)
  17. The Waters of Tyne (Roud 1364) (2.00)
  18. The Wee Cooper of Fyfe (Roud 117; Child 277) (1.42)
  1. Across the Hills (1.55)
  2. Come Kiss Me Love (2.42)
  3. The Blind Man He Could See (Roud 183; Laws Q2) (3.27)
  4. I Know My Love (Roud 60; Laws P25) (1.55)
  5. Derby Ram (Roud 126) (1.46)
  6. Mary Mild (2.15)
  7. Remember Me (2.32)
  8. The Cockfight (Roud 211) (1.31)
  9. Gypsy Rover (Roud 1; Child 200) (3.03)
  10. Cho Cho Losa (1.12)
  11. The Keeper (Roud 1519) (2.30)
  12. The Collier Laddie (Roud 3787) (3.36)
  13. We're Nae Awa' to Bide Awa' (Roud 5850) (1.46)

Vocals by
Tracks 1, 4, 11, 16, 18, 21, 26, 28, 29, 32 Ian Campbell and group;
Tracks 2, 8, 20, 22, 25, 27 Lorna Campbell and group;
Tracks 3, 31 Ian Campbell;
Tracks 5, 14 Brian Clark;
Tracks 7, 10, 23 Brian Clark and group;
Tracks 9, 13 group;
Tracks 12, 17, 24 Lorna Campbell;
Tracks 19 Ian and Lorna Campbell