Vinyl Album - Martin Carthy - Martin Carthy With Dave Swarbrick - Topic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Martin Carthy
Title:	Martin Carthy With Dave Swarbrick
Label:	Topic
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	12TS340
Date:	1977
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Martin Carthy	High Germany	Sharp	Rate
A2	Martin Carthy	The Trees They Do Grow High	Trad. Arr. Carthy	Rate
A3	Martin Carthy	Sovay	Adapted Lloyd	Rate
A4	Martin Carthy	Ye Mariners All	Trad.	Rate
A5	Martin Carthy	The Queen Of Hearts	Trad. Arr. Carthy	Rate
A6	Martin Carthy	Broomfield Hill	Trad. Arr. Carthy	Rate
A7	Martin Carthy	Springhill mine disaster	MacColl, Seeger	Rate
B1	Martin Carthy	Scarborough Fair	Trad. Arr. Carthy	Rate
B2	Martin Carthy	Lovely Joan	Trad. Arr. Carthy, Swarbrick	Rate
B3	Martin Carthy	The Barley And The Rye	Trad.	Rate
B4	Martin Carthy	The Wind That Shakes The Barley	Robert Dwyer Joyce Arr. Carthy	Rate
B5	Martin Carthy	The Two Magicians	Adapted Lloyd	Rate
B6	Martin Carthy	The Handsome Cabin Boy	Trad.	Rate
B7	Martin Carthy	And The Begging I Will Go	Trad. Arr. Carthy, Swarbrick	Rate

Notes

Reissue of Fontana STL5269 (1965)
Sleeve notes by Ian Campbell

Martin Carthy - guitar and mandolin
Dave Swarbrick - violin on Sovay and Two Magicians

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Juke Jules SUBS 1st Feb 2014		The cover illustration shows the cover of the original release but with the Fontana logo airbrushed out Carthy had established his distinctive style by the time of this 1965 release; Ian Campbell describes the style in his sleevenotes: "His interest in the art of accompaniment is known and respected throughout the world of folk music... In the songs he sings the words are given prime importance, his phrasing controlled in the only sensible way, by the meaning of the words and never by the rhythm of the guitar" Note the inclusion of Carthy's adaptation of Scarborough Fair, which was picked up by Paul Simon to become an international hit for Simon and Garfunkel The collection includes jolly Folk yarns, ballads and tragic tales, but if you want the truly poignant hear The Wind That Shakes The Barley