TRADER HORNE Morning Way ... Plus LP SEE FOR MILES 1970re w/bonus FAIRPORT-THEM
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TRADER HORNE
JUDY DYBLE, JACKIE McAULEY
plus RAY ELLIOTT, ANDY WHITE, JOHN GODFREY
One of the most interesting one-shots of the early '70s, this duo featured Irish
multi-instrumentalist Jackie McAuley, who was responsible for some of those great organ
lines on Them's early records, and Judy Dyble, who sang on Fairport Convention's first album
before being replaced by Sandy Denny in 1968.
Their sole LP, Morning Way, is nice if slightly precious British folk-rock with an Olde English,
fairy-tale air, and will appeal to fans of the early work of both Donovan and Fairport
"MORNING WAY...PLUS"
<reissue, originally published in 1970 on Dawn Records>
Produced by BARRY MURRAY
LP SEE FOR MILES RECORDS SEE 308 STEREO
MADE IN ENGLAND 1990 REPRESSING WITH 2 BONUS TRACKS
This version: on labels "Made in France", but this release is for the UK market
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 5 014661 030813
LABEL: SEE FOR MILES - BLACK LABEL + WHITE LOGO - WHITE TEXT
Catalog on cover: SEE 308
Catalog on labels: SEE 308/A SEE 308/B
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): SEE 308 A1 MPO A Porky Prime Cut
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): SEE 308 B1 MPO
On labels: The rim text reads 'All rights.......prohibited'
All songs published by ATV Music Ltd
Original Sound Recordings made ? 1970 PRT Records Ltd
Licensed from Castle Communications PLC
This compilation ? 1990 See for Miles Records Ltd
© See for Miles Records Ltd
Made in France
On Back Sleeve: Made in England
Notes by: Ian Maun and Brian Patten
For full catalogue send £1.00 postal Order for..........Berkshire SL6 2NE
from my records collection
tracklisting
Side A: JENNY MAY - CHILDREN OF OARE
THREE RINGS FOR ELEVEN KINGS (on label <Three Rings For Elven Kings>)
GROWNING MAN - DOWN AND OUT BLUES
THE MIXED UP KIND - BETTER THAN TODAY
Side B: IN MY LONELINESS - SHEENA - THE MUTANT - MORNING WAY
VELVET TO ATONE - LUKE THAT NEVER WAS
HERE COMES THE RAIN* - GOODBYE MERCY KELLY*
*bonus tracks
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Legendarily named after DJ John Peel's nickname for his nanny, the duo Trader Horne were one of those wonderful,
short-lived footnotes of musical history with which the late-'60s British scene so abounds.
In the name game, singer Judy Dyble edged out singer/multi-instrumentalist Jackie McAuley -- he found fame with Them,
she flitted through Fairport Convention, Giles, Giles & Fripp, and King Crimson,
and guested on an Incredible String Band album. In 1969, the two paired up, signed to the Pye label's
newly launched prog imprint Dawn, and released their first and last album Morning Way.
Morning Way is awash in whimsy, and gentle folk that puddles around pop and occasionally melts into blues or R&B.
The entire album has a lovely, lilting quality, a child-like sweetness, innocence, and wonder,
even though many of the lyrics explore teen-age angst. It's far removed from anything else on the scene,
then or now, and reminds us how cruelly Dyble's vocals were overshadowed in Fairport history by Sandy Denny.
Denny, of course, overshadows everyone, but Dyble is delightful regardless...(AllMusic)
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