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27 Dec 11 - 01:23 PM (#3280593) Subject: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: GUEST,steve s Did Peter Bellamy record Waters of Tyne? s |
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27 Dec 11 - 01:51 PM (#3280603) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: Elmore I looked through his complete discography and don't find it. He did record Tyne of Harrow, but the lyrics are entirely different. |
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27 Dec 11 - 02:37 PM (#3280623) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: Ross Campbell Don't think so - couldn't see it in a quick browse at http://www.bens.connectfree.co.uk/pb/PBDISC.HTM -Peter Bellamy discography which seems to be the most complete list to be found (from the "Wake the Vaulted Echoes" site). There's also Reinhard Zierke's excellent list with sleeve images at http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/~zierke/peter.bellamy/records/index.html - but the track-listings are immediately readable on the other one. Ross |
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27 Dec 11 - 02:38 PM (#3280624) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: Singing Referee According to this site he recorded it on an album called Second Wind published by EFDSS in 1985. Assuming it is the same song of course. |
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27 Dec 11 - 03:00 PM (#3280636) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: GUEST,Suibhne Astray I'm sure that site has conflated another album with Second Wind - which you can read about HERE. |
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27 Dec 11 - 03:00 PM (#3280637) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: NOMADMan I have the CDSS Second Wind LP here. The track list is completely different from the one appearing on the Goldilox web site and it does not include The Waters of the Tyne. Also, the website's text description of the album's contents does not match the track list above it. The web site lists 18 tracks. The LP only has 12. I don't know where that track list came from but it is not Bellamy's Second Wind. See the bens.connectfree web site (URL above)for an accurate list. I can't find any evidence of a Peter Bellamy recording of The Waters of the Tyne. Regards, John |
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27 Dec 11 - 03:37 PM (#3280657) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: Ross Campbell Now you see it:- From the Goldilox site (Singing Referee) 01 Recruiting Sergeants 02 The Keel Row 03 The Unquiet Grave 04 Hear the Nightingale Sing 05 The Drovers Dream 06 Medley; Instr 07 Rocking the Cradle 08 The Jute Mill Song 09 Johnny Lad 10 Blow Boys Blow 11 Down in the Coal Mine 12 Garton Mothers Lullaby 13 The Bells of Rhymney 14 The Apprentices Song 15 Jigs; Instr 16 Homeward Bound 17 The Waters of the Tyne 18 The Wee Cooper of Fyfe Now you don't:- From the "Wake the Vaulted Echoes" site; Year: 1985 Title: Second Wind Artist: Peter Bellamy Released by: English Folk Dance and Song Society in October 1985 as 12-inch LP EFDSS ES 002 Produced and recorded by: Nigel Schofield at Pennine Studios. Tracks were: Side One: The Bush Girl, God A' Mercy Penny, The Black And Bitter Night, Fair and Tender ladies, The Exile Song, Devil Got Your Man. Side Two: Lord Randall, Abe Carmen, The Glass On The Bar, The Honest Labourer, Maria's Gone, Motherless Child. I'd go with the latter track-listing (haven't got the LP). Could the other list be mis-transcribed from somebody else's album? Ross |
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27 Dec 11 - 04:15 PM (#3280680) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: Mick Pearce (MCP) Ross - that first listing appears to be The Ian Campbell Folk Group's This Is The Ian Campbell Folk Group (sleeve notes here: TITICFG). Mick |
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27 Dec 11 - 04:44 PM (#3280690) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: Singing Referee Sorry folks. Seems you can't believe everything you see on the net!!! |
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27 Dec 11 - 04:51 PM (#3280695) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: GUEST,Suibhne Astray Closing my eyes, & concentrating very hard, I can hear him singing it beautifully... But then again at this stage in my regime of Xmas indulgence such hallucination is to be expected. |
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27 Dec 11 - 05:30 PM (#3280714) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: Reinhard Ross, besides the chronological list of Peter Bellamy's records I also have a song index at http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/~zierke/peter.bellamy/songs/index.html. |
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27 Dec 11 - 08:10 PM (#3280796) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: GUEST,steve s I have a distinct memory hearing this in the early-mid-60s on a folk music show on WCLV Cleveland OH...never been able to track it down...just concertina and unmistakable voice Oh, where is the boatman? Bring him to me... s. |
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27 Dec 11 - 11:15 PM (#3280848) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: Ross Campbell Thanks, Reinhard, that would have been much simpler to search! I did wonder if the singer steve s heard might have been Louis Killen? Both Reinhard's site and Louis Killen's own discograpy list a 1961 album on the Prestige label with Isla Cameron, but I can't find a track-list which might indicate which one sang the song. Different concertina, different unmistakable voice? Ross |
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27 Dec 11 - 11:37 PM (#3280855) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: 12-stringer The "Waters of Tyne" LP has no concertina -- just banjo or guitar by Peggy Seeger. Title track is by Isla Cameron; don't recall (my phonograph has been busted a long time) if it's a cappella or with guitar, though I believe it's the latter. |
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28 Dec 11 - 03:16 PM (#3281164) Subject: RE: Peter Bellamy Waters of Tyne From: BB Just checked Peter's 'Second Wind' LP - it isn't on there, and although I have, literally, hundreds of songs recorded by him, 'The Waters of Tyne' isn't one of them. |