Vinyl Album - The Peelers - Banished Misfortune - Polydor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Peelers
Title:	Banished Misfortune
Label:	Polydor
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	2460 165
Date:	1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Peelers	Dalesman's Litany	Trad. Arr. The Peelers	Rate
A2	The Peelers	Old Woman In Cotton	Irving, Carroll	Rate
A3	The Peelers	Ramblin' Robin	Trad. Arr. The Peelers	Rate
A4	The Peelers	Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore	Trad. Arr. The Peelers	Rate
A5	The Peelers	Bleacher Lassie	Trad. Arr. The Peelers	Rate
B1	The Peelers	Broken Down Squatter	Trad. Arr. The Peelers	Rate
B2	The Peelers	The Night Before Larry Was Stretched	Trad. Arr. The Peelers	Rate
B3	The Peelers	Banished Misfortune	Trad. Arr. The Peelers	Rate
B4	The Peelers	Spancil Hill	Trad. Arr. The Peelers	Rate
B5	The Peelers	Schooldays End	Ewan MacColl	Rate

Notes

Single cover, textured.
Produced by Mike Hutson.

Released in the Folk Mill series (a series of only 4)
The Peelers are: Joe Palmer, guitar, dulcimer, vocal; Tom Madden, guitar, banjo, vocal; Jim Younger; concertina, tin whistle.

Other musicians: George Howe, piano; Ant Grout-Smith, bass.

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Fokeman ● 30th Nov 2015		Thanks for that info Gian Paolo



Gian_paolo 29th Nov 2015		George Howe (today well known George Fenton) and Ant Grout-Smith were 2/3 of Whistler



Fokeman ● 28th Nov 2015		The note that the track B5 is credited as McColl belongs in notes. The song itself is kept as "Schooldays End" but I have referenced the correct name in notes.



robozuc 27th Nov 2015		We emphasize that track B5 composer Ewan MacColl on label is written (only) McColl. This record caught my curiosity, I found a good copy on ebay with the original glossy promo photo but £159.99 !



Fokeman ● 27th Nov 2015		Robozuc, I think you've spent too much time working on Discogs.com



robozuc 26th Nov 2015		Correct Composer exactly as they appear on labels.



Fokeman ● 26th Nov 2015		B5 should of course be Schooldays Over and was written by Ewan MacColl although it is not credited to him but as Trad. arr, which is a compliment to his songwriting style. Luke Kelly did a fantastic version of the same song. Although it says all tracks Trad. arr on the back of the sleeve it does actually credit A2 and B5 correctly on the labels.

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