Album UK 1976 on EFDSS Records label
World
"Tunes for the Dancing of Country Dances from The English Dancing Master" Sleeve notes: The English Dancing Master was first published by John Playford in 1651, to be sold at his shop in the Inner Temple near the church door. Cecil Sharp transcribed and presented his first selection of the Playford dances in 1911. This record included eleven dances from The Country Dance Books, Part 2 and three from Part 3.
![]() | Orange And Blue , album by |
![]() | Roger Nicholls acc, accordion, arranged by, leader |
![]() | Cecil Sharp voc, p, 1859-1924 GB arranged by, transcription by |
![]() | Daphne Nicholls eb, bass guitar |
![]() | Nigel Hooks eb, bass guitar |
![]() | Ferial Forster Brown rec, fl, flute, recorder |
![]() | Christopher Rutt g, guitar |
![]() | Philip Marsh vn, violin |
Gerry Kitchingham engineer |
Ian Forsyth sleeve, design |
John Playford |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Gathering Peascods | Orange And Blue | ||
2 | Hey Boys, Up Go We | Orange And Blue | ||
3 | My Lady Cullen | Orange And Blue | ||
4 | Grimstock | Orange And Blue | ||
5 | Adson's Saraband | Orange And Blue | ||
6 | The Old Mole | Orange And Blue | ||
7 | Twenty-Ninth Of May | Orange And Blue | ||
8 | Jenny Pluck Pears | Orange And Blue | ||
9 | Parson's Farewell | Orange And Blue | ||
10 | Upon A Summer's Day | Orange And Blue | ||
11 | Dargason | Orange And Blue | ||
12 | Chestnut | Orange And Blue | ||
13 | Amarillis | Orange And Blue |