Subject: Ring of Iron .[G Miles] From: The Sandman Date: 22 Sep 08 - 04:06 PM Is the tune the same for the chorus and the verse? If it isnt can someone provide the chord structure for the verse,as I cant find any recordings,thanks. |
Subject: RE: Ring of Iron . From: nutty Date: 22 Sep 08 - 05:10 PM It's recorded here Dick ,,,,, you could probably have picked up a copy on Teesside Ring of Iron |
Subject: RE: Ring of Iron . From: plastic cod'ead Date: 23 Sep 08 - 06:17 AM yeah Dick its the same enjoyed yer set at the welly by the way sean |
Subject: RE: Ring of Iron . From: The Sandman Date: 23 Sep 08 - 07:25 AM thanks, Sean |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Ring of Iron (Graham Miles) From: Joe Offer Date: 19 Mar 15 - 12:47 AM Here's a recording of "Ring of Iron" by a group called Anvil:I got an e-mail request from somebody looking for a copy of the first Teesside Fettlers recording of "Ring of Iron" and "20 Pound Dog." At one time, a Mudcatter named Carol offered to make a cassette of the two songs for anyone who asked, but my attempts to contact Carol were unsuccessful. Or is "Anvil" the Teesside Fettlers? -Joe- |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Ring of Iron (Graham Miles) From: GUEST,# Date: 19 Mar 15 - 05:34 PM His name is Graeme Miles in the event misspelling is hindering anyone's search. Joe, that IS the Teesside Fettlers.
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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Ring of Iron (Graham Miles) From: Herga Kitty Date: 19 Mar 15 - 07:58 PM Hi Joe - I've PM'd you about Carol... Kitty |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Ring of Iron (Graham Miles) From: Joe Offer Date: 20 Mar 15 - 01:03 PM Thanks to you, Kitty, I got in touch with Carol - but she no longer has the recordings of the two cuts. #, if those are the Teesside Fettlers in the video (which I believe), why are they introduced as a local group called "Anvil"? Is that some kind of British joke that's beyond my American sense of humo(u)r? -Joe- |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Ring of Iron (Graham Miles) From: GUEST,# Date: 20 Mar 15 - 01:18 PM "A 1985 video of the Teesside Fettlers crossing the Middlesbrough Transporter on board a 1920's charabanc." Joe, when I open your link that comes up. I don't understand the Anvil reference either. |
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