Anthems in Eden by Shirley & Dolly Collins UK Harvest SHVL754 Stereo LP Vinyl
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Description
Very scarce original issue 1969 album
Formats: Long Playing Vinyl 33rpm
Cover condition: EX ++
Record(s) condition: M-
Label: Harvest SHVL754
All vinyl is played on my Marantz Stereo so i am confident in the grading.
This album is in MINT condition and plays beautifully on my stereo system. The cover is near perfect just one or two bubble on the corner as you would expect from an album this old hence EX ++
Tracks 1 to 8: Settings by Dolly Collins, directed by David Munrow.
Shirley Collins - vocals
Adam Skeaping - bass viol
Roderick Skeaping - rebec, treble and bass viol
Oliver Brookes - bass viol
Michael Laird - cornett
Richard Lee - descant and treble recorder
Alan Lumsden - sackbut
Christopher Hogwood - harpsichord
Dolly Collins - portative organ
Gillian Ried - bells
David Munrow - soprano and alto crumhorn, bass rackett, tenor sordun, treble recorder
Chorus: on "The Home Brew": Michael Clifton, Ray Worman, John Fordham plus Royston Wood, Steve Ashley and John Morgan.
Tracklisting
SIDE ONE:
1- "A song-story" (A Beginning/ A Meeting/A Courtship/ A Denying/ A Forsaking/ A Dream/ A Leaving-taking/ An Awakening/ A New Beginning)
The songs are: "Searching for Lambs", "The Wedding Song", "The Blacksmith", "Our Captain Cried", "Lowlands", "Pleasant and Delightful", "Whitsun Dance", "The Staines Morris" All traditional apart from "Whitsun Dance" (words by A J Marshall)SIDE TWO
2- Rambleaway (Trad)
3- Ca' The Yowes (Robert Burns)
4- God Dog (Robin Williamson)
5- Bonny Cuckoo (Trad)
6- Nellie The Milkmaid (Trad)
7- Gathering Rushes In The Month Of May (Trad)
8- The Gower Wassail (Trad)
Thanks for looking. Happy Bidding and any questions that you have please feel free to contact me. On 21-Jul-12 at 20:13:09 BST, seller added the following information: sorry guys i need to change MINT to EXC+++ as it has been played and not sealed which would warrant a MINT classification. But as i said in discription it has hardly been played and there is no crackle or noise a near perfect example!