Frost and Fire

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The Watersons on Chants de Marins IV: Ballads, Complaintes et Shanties des Matelots Anglais Pleasure and Pain Norma Waterson: Norma Waterson; Lal Waterson: Teach Me to Be a Summer’s Morning Shallow Brown The Watersons on Peter Bellamy: Wake the Vaulted Echoes;

Blue Murder on The Watersons: Mighty River of Song Bright Shiny Morning Norma Waterson: Bright Shiny Morning; Jo Freya’s Lal Waterson Project: Lal Birds Will Still Be Singing, The Norma Waterson: Norma Waterson; The Watersons: Mighty River of Song Wilson’s Arms Lal Waterson & Oliver Knight: Once in a Blue Moon; Mike Waterson on The Watersons: Mighty River of Song Meeting is a Pleasure Lal & Norma Waterson: A True Hearted Girl;

Norma Waterson on Folk Festival Sidmouth There Are No Lights on Our Christmas Tree The Watersons: Mighty River of Song There Is a Fountain of Christ’s Blood Norma Waterson: Norma Waterson Thirty-Foot Trailer, The The Watersons: Travelling for a Living; The Watersons: Frost and Fire (CD reissue) Cornfield Lal Waterson & Oliver Knight: Once in a Blue Moon Country Life The Watersons: For Pence and Spicy Ale; Pareles, Jon; New York Times News Service (10 December 1987). "A NEW VOICE FOR AN OLD TRADITION". Chicago Tribune . Retrieved 6 January 2022. Mike Waterson on Round Cape Horn Marvellous Companion Christine Collister & Oliver Knight on Shining Bright;

Feeling part of a dynasty in musical terms is a great feeling' ". The Guardian. 12 May 2007 . Retrieved 6 January 2022. In their post-court hearing press release, Celtic Music also promised a “programme of re-releases to cast new light on valuable folk music performances from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s” in 2018. It remains eagerly awaited. The Watersons: Early Days Yold Yellow Legged Marry Waterson & Oliver Knight: The Days That Shaped Me Yorkshire Tup, The The Watersons: A Yorkshire Garland;This latest version comes in a sleeve which is a replica of the original, with minor adaptations, complete with the original sleeve notes from A.L.Lloyd. For many, however, the fact that this vinyl edition has been re-cut at 45 rpm will be the most important factor. I am no sound expert, but having consulted producer and mastering maestro Tony Poole he confirms the fact that 45rpm will always be higher fidelity than 33 and a third, and the fact that each side of the album is less than 20 minutes long means optimal quality, notwithstanding the fact that the entire album only has vocal information and no bass or instruments which would need compressing.

Norma Waterson on A Woman’s Voice God Bless the Master The Watersons: Sound, Sound Your Instruments of Joy; Seasons of anxiety, seasons of joy. The common people had their rites of propitiation and triumph, older than the rituals of the Church and closer bound to their daily lives. This record takes us through a year's calendar, displaying songs that accompanied these ceremonies, season by season.I was a 17/18 year old hardcore country blues fan in the West country when Frost and Fire came out,” remembers the musician and former fRoots editor, Ian A. Anderson. “It was one of the first English folk records I heard that really impressed me, partly because to my blues-attuned ears it sounded really weird, it was gutsy, had an unfathomable wildness and clearly some sort of “authenticity” – whatever I thought that was. I don’t think the provenance of the songs entered my consciousness at the time – it was just a good noise. I only heard this stuff because folk clubs were where country blues players got booked, and so your ears got opened to other possibilities. The weirder the better. I thought Shirley Collins was weird, and it was only after a while I realised it was because these people sang in English – local English – rather than fake American, Scottish or Irish, as was the norm.” The Watersons recording Frost and Fire in Bill Leader’s bedroom. Photo credit: Brian Shuel

Mike Waterson on The Watersons: Mighty River of Song Three Maids A-Milking Norma Waterson: Bright Shiny Morning Three Pretty Maidens The Watersons: Green Fields;The Watersons: Mighty River of Song Sweet Loving Friendship Mike and Norma Waterson on Peter Bellamy: The Transports Sweet William The Watersons: Mighty River of Song Swinton May Song The Watersons: For Pence and Spicy Ale Mike Waterson: Singer and songwriter with the Watersons, luminaries of the English folk scene - Obituaries - News". The Independent. 24 June 2011. Archived from the original on 20 June 2022 . Retrieved 2 August 2015. What’s New for the 1st of the October: Horror, time travel, murder and fantasy, and comics journalism; personal Scandinavian jazz, ancient Persian songs, bluegrass, Americana, and a podcast; Johnny Cash on TV; chocolate and empanadas On October 28th, a new generation gets the chance to fall under its spell as a fresh edition appears on Topic Records. The vinyl edition has been re-cut 45 rpm for optimal sound quality, and the sleeve is a replica of the original (with minor adaptations for 2022), including the original sleevenotes by legendary folklorist, A.L. Lloyd.