Album UK 1970 on Argo label
Folk (Folk)
A collection of songs by Rudyard Kipling, set and performed in the traditional idiom by Peter Bellamy with Royston Wood, Heather Wood, Barry Dransfield and Robin Dransfield. Recorded 1970 at Decca Studios, London. ℗ 1970. Made in England. The Decca Record Company Limited, Argo Division, 115 Fulham Road, London, SW3 6RR. Sleeve printed in England by Graphis Press Limited. Laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited. This edition has dark blue labels; for an edition with yellow labels, see Oak, Ash & Thorn.
![]() | Peter Bellamy voc, acc, g, 1944-1991 GB vocals, liner notes, illustration, sleeve drawing, album by, written by, guitar, concertina |
![]() | Rudyard Kipling , 1865-1936 GB lyrics by, written by |
![]() | Heather Wood voc, *1945 vocals, chorus, harmony vocals |
![]() | Robin Dransfield voc, g, vocals, chorus |
![]() | Royston Wood voc, tam, 1935-1990 vocals, chorus, harmony vocals |
![]() | Barry Dransfield voc, vn, GB fiddle |
Anthea Bellamy design, sleeve design |
Adrian Martins engineer |
Frederick Woods producer |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Frankie's Trade | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling | |
2 | Poor Honest Men | Peter Bellamy | Rudyard Kipling, Traditional | |
3 | Cold Iron | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling | |
4 | Sir Richard's Song | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling | |
5 | The Looking Glass | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling | |
6 | Oak, Ash & Thorn | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling | |
7 | King Henry VII And The Shipwrights | Peter Bellamy | Rudyard Kipling, Traditional | |
8 | The Brookland Road | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling | |
9 | A Three Part Song | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling | |
10 | The Ballad Of Minepit Shaw | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling | |
11 | Our Fathers Of Old | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling | |
12 | Philadelphia | Peter Bellamy | Peter Bellamy, Rudyard Kipling |