Vinyl Album - Alistair Anderson - Concertina Workshop - Topic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Alistair Anderson
Title:	Concertina Workshop
Label:	Topic / Free Reed
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	12TFRS501
Date:	1974
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Alistair Anderson	The Dancing Taylor; O'Carolan's Fancy; The Blarney Pilgrim	Trad.	Rate
A2	Alistair Anderson	The Barrington Hornpipe; The Cliff Hornpipe	Todd, Trad.	Rate
A3	Alistair Anderson	The Recruited Collier	Trad.	Rate
A4	Alistair Anderson	Sir Sydney Smith's March	Trad.	Rate
A5	Alistair Anderson	The Flannel Jacket; The Scholar	Trad.	Rate
A6	Alistair Anderson	Joe Burke's Hornpipe; The Fairy Queen	Trad.	Rate
A7	Alistair Anderson	Jenny Linn Polk	Trad.	Rate
B1	Alistair Anderson	The One Horned Sheep; Turnpike Side; The Sunbeam	Trad.	Rate
B2	Alistair Anderson	Admiral Cole	Trad.	Rate
B3	Alistair Anderson	Derwentwater's Farewell; Jimmy Allen; The Herd On The Hill	Trad.	Rate
B4	Alistair Anderson	The King's Favourite; The Tipsy Sailor	Trad.	Rate
B5	Alistair Anderson	The Aith Rant; Framm Upon Him; Da South End	Trad.	Rate
B6	Alistair Anderson	The Fateful Head; The Randy Wives Of Greenlaw; John McNeil's Reel	Trad.	Rate
B7	Alistair Anderson	Kick The World Before You; Come Upstairs With Me; The Malt Man Comes On Monday	Trad.	Rate

Notes

Traditional Music on the English Concertina played by Alistair Anderson
Produced by Alistair Anderson, notes by A. L. Lloyd

With Graham Pirt (vocals), Geoff Harris (guitar), Tich Richardson (guitar), Dave Richardson (banjo, mandolin, hammered dulcimer)

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Comments and Reviews


scrough 14th Apr 2022		Jules - I added the Free Reed magazines after the Concertina Museum site was completed. You'll find a list at http://www.concertinamuseum.com/FreeReed/CM-FRIndex.htm



Juke Jules SUBS 30th Mar 2022		Lovely to see the artist notices in the Free Reed editions, giving personal addresses and phone numbers of many now-famous musicians There doesn't seem to be any page on the Concertina Museum website that links to the magazine, but Google manages to find a few



scrough 27th Mar 2022		To clarify things, 'Free Reed' was the later name for Neil Wayne's 'The Concertina Newsletter' from Issue No.12 in May 1973. (See No.1 as PDF). The magazine expanded to include a list of records of interest for sale, which became a public record sales outlet, and eventually produced its own records (see Free Reed)



Fokeman 19th Jun 2020		If memory serves, at the time of this issue Free Reed wasn't a label at all but a magazine for Concertina enthusiasts. It was only a while later that Free Reed began releasing their own records. The label took off, financed from the sale of cut-throat razors, I believe.



Fokeman 9th Aug 2015		These recordings were later reused by Free Reed and put out on a CD series. Some other recordings which originally appeared on Topic were also reissued by Free Reed such as the Russell Family of Doolin, County Clare. This particular record was part of a series of 6 which all focused on Concertina music.



Juke Jules SUBS 2nd Feb 2014		An early appearance of the Free Reed label, subsumed under Topic