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16 Sep 07 - 09:54 AM (#2150381) Subject: Brighton Taverners LPs now on CD From: GUEST,Stuart Reed The Brighton Taverners started playing on the south-east folk circuit in the mid 70s. Their repertoire had many local connections and included songs from the Copper family as well as by (then) local songwriters Steve Knightley, Allan Taylor and Miles Wootton. They have always acknowledged a great debt of gratitude to Paul Downes, Phil Beer and Steve Knightley, who all gave them advice & support as well as adding immeasurably to their albums as backing musicians. During this period they released three albums which have now been remastered to CD-R. If anyone is interested - email sr@stureed.co.uk |
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16 Sep 07 - 12:57 PM (#2150493) Subject: RE: Brighton Taverners LPs now on CD From: Roberto It would be interesting to know the titles of the songs they recorded. R |
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16 Sep 07 - 03:02 PM (#2150583) Subject: RE: Brighton Taverners LPs now on CD From: GUEST Album track listings as follows: WRAP IT UP FOR THE LADY (1976) The Jolly Beggar Man Babes In The wood Ye Jacobites By Name The Travellers Came To Redbridge D-Day Dodgers Whisky In The Jar Please Don't Bury Me Down By The River Wrap It Up For The Lady The Lover's Complaint Una Paloma Blanca Goodnight SAME OLD FRIENDS (1978) I'm Looking Out For Number One Jock Stewart Banks Of The Bann Same Old Friends Spencer The Rover The Hills Of Shiloh The Bells Of Rhymney The Sinking Of The Reuben James Friends Take Me Back To Eastbourne Down By The Salley Gardens Back Again LAZY AFTERNOON (1979 Losers can Be Winners Rose Of Allandale Sit You Down The New St George Railway Hotel George's Bar The Price Of Coal Lazy Afternoon John Blunt / Merrily Kissed The Quaker I Could Not Take My Eyes Off Her Name & Number Buddy Can You Spare A Dime? |
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17 Sep 07 - 06:45 AM (#2150991) Subject: RE: Brighton Taverners LPs now on CD From: KeithofChester I have that Lazy Afternoon album on vinyl. Paul Downes is listed as the producer on that and several of the songs also appear on his early solo albums. I'm Looking Out For Number One and Sit You Down are certainly Steve Knightley songs. The best version of Sit You Down is the one from the DVD of the Show of Hands RAH show in 2001, where Paul Downes joined them on stage. I don't think Steve has ever Officially issued I'm Looking Out For Number One himself. |
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18 Sep 07 - 06:59 AM (#2151756) Subject: RE: Brighton Taverners LPs now on CD From: GUEST I'm Looking Out For Number One was on Steve's first ever recording in 1977 - an EP? cassette called You Must Be Joking when he was in a duo with Paul Downes' brother Warwick. The tracklist: Tall Ships Winter's Welcome Take Back Your pictures Half Asleep You Must Be Joking I'm Looking Out For Number One Puss In Boots Some Words Are Sharp And Angry There Was A Time Friends |
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22 Jan 09 - 05:35 PM (#2546456) Subject: RE: Brighton Taverners LPs now on CD From: GUEST,Mel where can I buy these CDs. I have them on vinyl, and ould love to get them on CD |