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Death is not the End: recordings of UK & Irish traditional folk singers from the 1940s, 50s & 60s
Death is not the End: recordings of UK & Irish traditional folk singers from the 1940s, 50s & 60s
22.09.18 · London

Death is not the End: recordings of UK & Irish traditional folk singers from the 1940s, 50s & 60s

Death Is Not The End digs up the oldest of the old, serving up your gospel, blues and folk with a crackle. Hear the dust.

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Tracklist

  • Mrs Sarah Makem 
    I Courted A Wee Girl
  • Tommy McGrath
    She Lived Beside The Anner
  • Geoff Ling 
    The Green Bushes
  • Mary Ann Carolan 
    In London So Fair
  • Robert CinnamondThe Aghalee
    Heroes
  • Jimmy MacBeath
    The Bold English Navvy
  • Paddy Halpin
    JimmyTo Reap And Mow The Hay (Feat. Jimmy)
  • Nora Cleary 
    The Bold Trooper
  • Joseph Taylor 
    Creeping Jane
  • Fred Hewett
    Three Maidens To Milking Did Go
  • Belle Stewart 
    Here's A Health To All True Lovers
  • Mary Ann HaynesErin's
    Lovely Home
  • Sarah Anne O'Neill 
    John Reilly
  • George Spicer 
    I Wish There Was No Prisons
  • Straighty Flanagan 
    Michael Power
  • Jimmy Halpin 
    Johnny Harte
  • Mary Ann
    ConnellyLurgan Stream
  • Walter Pardon 
    One Cold Morning In December
  • Tom Costello 
    A Grand Conversation On Napoleon
  • Hockey Fetwell
    Four Horses
  • Fred Jordan 
    The Bonny Boy
  • Joseph Taylor 
    Worcester City
  • Enos White 
    George Collins
  • Jack Elliott 
    In the bar-room
  • Harry Holman 
    There Was A Poor Thresherman
  • Jamesie McCarthy
    Come To The Hiring
  • Davie Stewart 
    I'm Often Drunk And I'm Seldom Sober
  • George Spicer 
    The Barley Mow
  • Cyril Poacher 
    A Broadside
  • Willie Clancy 
    The Song Of The Riddles
  • Turp Brown 
    Abroad As I Was Walking
  • Walter Pardon 
    The Hungry Army
  • Austin Flanagan 
    The Barley Grain
  • Scan Tester 
    Song - The Lakes Of Coalflin
  • Nora Cleary 
    Willie O
  • John MacDonald 
    Sleepytoon
  • Phoebe Smith 
    The Yellow Handkerchief