THE ALBION BAND
''CAPTURED: THE ALBIONS WHO NEARLY GOT AWAY 1991-92''
1994
50:22
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1 Ball,anchor and chain 04:34 (Julie Matthews)
2 Yellow dress 04:31 (Ashley Hutchings, Phil Beer)
3 Horseshoe hornpipe 03:03 (Simon Care, Phil Beer)
4 The party's over 05:30 (Ashley Hutchings, Phil Beer)
5 Adam and Eve 02:54 (Dave Whetstone)
6 Nameless kind of hell 04:02 (Phil Beer)
7 Fossie shuffle 02:17 (Trevor Foster)
8 Go North 06:00 (Julie Matthews)
9 Chapel Keithack/House in the country 05:04 (Marshall)(Stewart)
10 Up the crooked spire 02:37 (Keith Hinchiliffe)
11 Set their mouths to twisting 02:32 (François Villon, Phil Beer)
12 Hanging tree 03:13 (Ashley Hutchings, Dave Wood)
13 Fireman's song 04:01 (Don Bilston)
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Ashley Hutchings/Bass Guitar, Vocals
Trevor Foster/Drums On 1 to 8, 13
Keith Hinchliffe/Guitar, Cittern on 9 to 12
Simon Care/Melodeon On 1 to 10, 13
Phil Beer/Vocals, Guitar, Fiddle, Mandolin On 1 to 8, 11 to 13
Julie Matthews/Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards
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NOTES
The tracks 1 to 8 were previously available on the limited edition cassette "The Unreleased Radio Tapes" (Albino ALB008)
Due to the recording source of tracks 9 to 13 all endeavours have been made to clean up the original tapes, however, there may still be a noticeable difference in the sound quality to tracks 1 to 8
Sub-title "The Albions Who Nearly Got Away" on front cover, and "The Albion Who Nearly Got Away" on the CD
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Steve Winick
Originally used as a name to credit the musicians hired to accompany Shirley Collins in 1971, the Albion Band later became a group in their own right. Bass player Ashley Hutchings, who had previously founded and left both Fairport Convention and Steeleye Span, is the driving force behind this group. The members use acoustic and electric instruments to create a folk-rock sound something like Fairport Convention's, but usually more typically English in character. They have existed as the Albion Band, the Albion Country Band, and the Albion Dance Band.
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''CAPTURED: THE ALBIONS WHO NEARLY GOT AWAY 1991-92''
1994
50:22
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1 Ball,anchor and chain 04:34 (Julie Matthews)
2 Yellow dress 04:31 (Ashley Hutchings, Phil Beer)
3 Horseshoe hornpipe 03:03 (Simon Care, Phil Beer)
4 The party's over 05:30 (Ashley Hutchings, Phil Beer)
5 Adam and Eve 02:54 (Dave Whetstone)
6 Nameless kind of hell 04:02 (Phil Beer)
7 Fossie shuffle 02:17 (Trevor Foster)
8 Go North 06:00 (Julie Matthews)
9 Chapel Keithack/House in the country 05:04 (Marshall)(Stewart)
10 Up the crooked spire 02:37 (Keith Hinchiliffe)
11 Set their mouths to twisting 02:32 (François Villon, Phil Beer)
12 Hanging tree 03:13 (Ashley Hutchings, Dave Wood)
13 Fireman's song 04:01 (Don Bilston)
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Ashley Hutchings/Bass Guitar, Vocals
Trevor Foster/Drums On 1 to 8, 13
Keith Hinchliffe/Guitar, Cittern on 9 to 12
Simon Care/Melodeon On 1 to 10, 13
Phil Beer/Vocals, Guitar, Fiddle, Mandolin On 1 to 8, 11 to 13
Julie Matthews/Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards
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NOTES
The tracks 1 to 8 were previously available on the limited edition cassette "The Unreleased Radio Tapes" (Albino ALB008)
Due to the recording source of tracks 9 to 13 all endeavours have been made to clean up the original tapes, however, there may still be a noticeable difference in the sound quality to tracks 1 to 8
Sub-title "The Albions Who Nearly Got Away" on front cover, and "The Albion Who Nearly Got Away" on the CD
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Steve Winick
Originally used as a name to credit the musicians hired to accompany Shirley Collins in 1971, the Albion Band later became a group in their own right. Bass player Ashley Hutchings, who had previously founded and left both Fairport Convention and Steeleye Span, is the driving force behind this group. The members use acoustic and electric instruments to create a folk-rock sound something like Fairport Convention's, but usually more typically English in character. They have existed as the Albion Band, the Albion Country Band, and the Albion Dance Band.
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