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04 Jun 23 - 09:30 PM (#4173839) Subject: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: Thomas Stern now available DOMINO WIGCD 194 CD, booklet notes and texts, 2023 ARCHANGEL HILL Shirley Collins, The Lodestar Band (Dave Arthur, Pip Barnes, Pete Cooper, Ian Kearey, Glen Redman) * Winsome Evans, harpsichord (Sidney Opera House, January 1980) |
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04 Jun 23 - 10:13 PM (#4173841) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: Thomas Stern FareThe Well, My Dearest Dear Lost in a Wood The Captain with the Whiskers June Apple The Golden Glove High and Away Oakham Poachers Hares on the Mountain *Hand and Heart The Bonny Labouring Boy Swaggering Boney How Far is i to Bethlehem Archangel Hill |
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05 Jun 23 - 10:04 AM (#4173871) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: mikechatty It was a treat to hear her singing Hares on the Mountain in a new arrangement! I'd just sat down and learned the Davy Graham version a few weeks ago so it's becoming a personal favorite. |
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05 Jun 23 - 12:45 PM (#4173880) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: Greum I have often wondered what became of Dave Arthur. Good to see he's still around. |
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05 Jun 23 - 02:16 PM (#4173887) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: GUEST,Hootenanny Dave Arthur & Pete Cooper are two thirds of the group "Rattle on the Stove Pipe". See You Tube. |
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05 Jun 23 - 09:32 PM (#4173922) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: Hagman Thomas, it's SYDNEY!!!! That's like saying MALBOURNE or LUNDUN! Tsk, Tsk..... :-) (Had the good fortune of seeing Shirley and Peter Bellamy as a duo here in Melbourne on that '80 tour. Sensational solo performances, and they did some duets.) |
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06 Jun 23 - 03:44 PM (#4173972) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: Stilly River Sage Hagman, you sent me a very long post via PM, but it looks like something you intended to post on Mudcat? It appears to be the article we were talking about on the other Shirley Collins thread, about The Big Interview. I'm responding here because it's where you last posted, but let me know if that's what you had in mind. |
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06 Jun 23 - 09:57 PM (#4173987) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: Hagman Stilly, replied by PM. Mods, these two posts can be deleted. |
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09 Jun 23 - 05:40 PM (#4174221) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: Hagman Here's the link to the piece, now available on TBI website. |
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14 Jun 23 - 03:41 AM (#4174508) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: GUEST,Dave Hanson I met Shirley at her book signing in Halifax a year or so ago, an absolutely delightful friendly lady. Dave H |
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14 Jun 23 - 06:37 AM (#4174517) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: Dave the Gnome I must admit that my introduction to Shirley's work was on No Roses after I had already fell in love with Maddie Prior and Steeleye Span! The Albion Band and Shirley became, for me and unfairly in hindsight, runners up in my own mind. I filed Shirley away and her withdrawal from singing did nothing to rectify that. Until now! This album is a stunner and Shirley's voice has aged well. Firmly on my play list now :-D |
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18 Jun 23 - 09:37 PM (#4174892) Subject: RE: Shirley Collins 2023 CD Archangel Hill From: Hagman Shirley cracks a feature in the August MOJO - six pages, with some lovely photos. Tagged as a "pugnacious pioneer of the folk revival," which sounds fair enough.... |