Sailing to the moon : and beyond / Bernie Parry.
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MusicPublisher number: FRRM 13 | Free ReedPublication details: Free Reed Music, 2004.Description: Sound disc : digital 4 3/4 in
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Summary: Reissue of LP from 1980, with additional tracks recorded around the same time. Bernie Parry sings and plays guitar, and is accompanied by John Kirkpatrick, Bob Fox, Tom McConville and Allan Taylor.
1. The village fool -- 2. The harper; Finagles dream -- 3. Mr Lowry -- 4. Man of the earth -- 5. Sailing to the moon -- 6. The windwitch -- 7. Davy -- 8. Lady of style -- 9. Song of the crooked oak --10. Tumbling Wear -- 11. The dark shores -- 12. Photographs -- 13. High flew the raven -- 14. Old fashioned clown -- 15. Time stands still in London -- 16. The goblin's riddle -- 17. The ballad of Louis Collins.
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VWML | Gift | Storage | SCD 2599 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | Paul Homer bequest | SR08539 |
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| SCD 2596 Jackson C. Frank / | SCD 2597 A special catch! / | SCD 2598 The bones of all men / | SCD 2599 Sailing to the moon : and beyond / | SCD 2600 The guv'nor, vol 1 / | SCD 2601 The guv'nor, vol 2 / | SCD 2602 The guv'nor, vol 3 / |
Sound disc, digital.
1. The village fool -- 2. The harper; Finagles dream -- 3. Mr Lowry -- 4. Man of the earth -- 5. Sailing to the moon -- 6. The windwitch -- 7. Davy -- 8. Lady of style -- 9. Song of the crooked oak --10. Tumbling Wear -- 11. The dark shores -- 12. Photographs -- 13. High flew the raven -- 14. Old fashioned clown -- 15. Time stands still in London -- 16. The goblin's riddle -- 17. The ballad of Louis Collins.
Reissue of LP from 1980, with additional tracks recorded around the same time. Bernie Parry sings and plays guitar, and is accompanied by John Kirkpatrick, Bob Fox, Tom McConville and Allan Taylor.