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*Bob Common - Vocal & Drums |
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*Pete Shutler - Accordion, Whistle, Psaltery & Vocal |
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*Bonny Sartin - Lead Vocal |
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*Mac McCulloch - Guitar & Vocal |
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The Yetties of Yetminster is the eighth album by English folk music group The Yetties from the North Dorset village of Yetminster[1] released in 1975 on the Argo Records (UK) label.
Track listing[2]
- Side 1
- "The Gypsy Rover" (Maguire)
- "Bandy Bertha’s Birthday" (Hargreaves/Tilsey)
- "One Morning in May" (Trad. Arr. The Yetties)
- "Widdecombe Fair" (Trad. Arr. The Yetties)
- "Downfield’s Delight" (Trad. Arr. The Yetties)
- "Bread and Fishes" (Bell)
- "The Gentleman Soldier" (Trad. Arr. The Yetties)
- Side 2
- "Dark Island" (Maclachlan/Silv)
- "On a Monday Morning" (Tawney)
- "Fling it Here (Fling it There)" (Lawrence/Yetties)
- "The Marrow" (Oakley)
- "Lord of the Dance" (Carter)
- "Beau Psaltery" (Trad. Arr. The Yetties)
- "The Farming Contractor" (Trad. Arr. The Yetties)
- "Trelawney" (Trad. Arr. The Yetties)
Musicians[2]
- Bob Common - Vocal & Drums
- Pete Shutler - Accordion, Whistle, Psaltery & Vocal
- Bonny Sartin - Lead Vocal
- Mac McCulloch - Guitar & Vocal
- with Dave Green - Bass, and the Alan Cohen Orchestra
- (Alan Cohen Orchestra recorded by Iain Churches)
Production[2]
- Produced and Recorded by: Kevin Daly
References
- ^ http://www.theyetties.co.uk/
- ^ a b c Original album sleeve notes