Vinyl Album - Marc Ellington - Rains/Reins Of Changes - B&C

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Marc Ellington
Title:	Rains/Reins Of Changes
Label:	B&C
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	CAS 1033
Date:	Jun 1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Marc Ellington	Oh No It Can't Be So	Marc Ellington	Rate
A2	Marc Ellington	On Your Own	Marc Ellington	Rate
A3	Marc Ellington	Saving Grace	Marc Ellington	Rate
A4	Marc Ellington	Song For A Friend	Marc Ellington	Rate
A5	Marc Ellington	Yarrow	Trad. Arr. Marc Ellington	Rate
A6	Marc Ellington	I'm Leaving America	Karen Ellington, Marc Ellington	Rate
B1	Marc Ellington	Rains/Reins Of Changes	Marc Ellington	Rate
B2	Marc Ellington	The Life You Love	M. Deighan, Marc Ellington	Rate
B3	Marc Ellington	Days Used To Be Much Warmer	M. Deighan, Marc Ellington	Rate
B4	Marc Ellington	Alligator Man	Trad. Arr. Marc Ellington	Rate
B5	Marc Ellington	All The Times	Marc Ellington	Rate
B6	Marc Ellington	Blue Suede Shoes	Carl Perkins	Rate

Notes

Single envelope style cover, opening at the top, with lyrics insert
Both cover and insert are textured.

Produced by Marc Ellington and Tony Cox

Marc Ellington, acoustic guitar, highland bagpipes, vocals; Richard Thompson electric guitar; Dave Pegg, bass; Dave Mattacks, drums; Mark Griffiths, bass; Sneaky Pete, steel guitar; Gordon Huntley, steel guitar; Chris Hillman, mandolin, backing vocals; Ian Matthews, backing vocals; Trevor Lucas, backing vocals; Sandy Denny, backing vocals; Tony Cox, piano; Pat Donaldson, bass; Mike Deighton, acoustic guitar; Gerry Conway, drums; Gerry Field, fiddle; Rick Roberts, backing vocals; Karen Ellington, banjo; Steve Rye, harmonica; Ray Duffy, drums; Mick French, fiddle; Fritz Fryer, backing vocals.

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Redpunk 21st Sep 2022		Added lyric insert.



TheJudge 8th Dec 2018		Briefly had his own TV show up there in the mid-70s.



Fokeman 8th Dec 2018		He owns a castle - Towie Barclay Castle and is the Laird of Gordenstown, Aberdeenshire. He arrived in London in early 1968 having received his call up papers for Vietnam. He has been in the UK ever since. He refused to fight in the war and handed his papers symbolically to a member of the church in the UK to ask for sanctuary. He has links to Fairport - most of whom played on his records and maintains links with the folk community.



theclarkness 5th Dec 2018		Tarves. Didn't he rent or own some small castle? In the 70s. I think it was a pinkish castle if my memory serves me well, i was only a kid