Peter Bellamy - Oak Ash And Thorn ZFB 11 LP
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If you would like to receive an email of my future listings, please add me to your Favourite Sellers list... Album Information Artist Peter Bellamy (with Barry & Robin Dransfield) Title Oak Ash And Thorn Label Argo Records Cat. number ZFB 11 Stereo Producer Frederick Woods Country UK Sleeve Graphis Press Ltd. Released 1970 Matrix number Side 1 ZRG-3369-1G Side 2 ZRG-3370-1G Album Condition Label None Minor Moderate Substantial Grade Spindle Wear Side 1 • Ex Side 2 • Ex Other info. Cover None Minor Moderate Substantial Grade Ringwear
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• Ex+ Back • Ex+ Inner Shelf Wear? Edges • Ex+ Spine • Ex+ Corners • Ex+ Other info. Disc None Minor Moderate Substantial Grade Paper Scuffs Side 1 • Ex+ Side 2 • Ex+ Surface Marks Side 1 • Vg Side 2 • Ex+ Scratches Side 1 • Ex+ Side 2 • Ex+ More Details? Side 1 Mark over Tks. 1 & 2 Side 2 Sound None Minor Moderate SubstantialGrade
Suface Noise Side 1 • Ex+ Side 2 • Ex+ Clicks or Pops Side 1 • Ex Side 2 • Ex Audible scratches Side 1 • Ex+ Side 2 • Ex+ More Details? Side 1 Marks produce a few occasional clicks Side 2 Lp InformationClick on the link to see the original information source: -
Oak Ash And Thorn
Peter Bellamy's fourth solo album after the breakup of the Young Tradition, 1970's Oak, Ash and Thorn is the first collection of his musical settings of the poetry of Rudyard Kipling, a project with which the British singer and historian would be consumed for much of the rest of his life. Although Kipling was resolutely unfashionable in 1970, seen as little more than an apologist for British colonialism's worst tendencies, Bellamy saw through that into the heart of Kipling's verse, which betrayed the poet's deeply held love for British tradition and folklore.
Bellamy set these poems to adaptations of traditional folk tunes, a marriage that works primarily because Kipling's verse was so rooted in the British ballad tradition. Bellamy's former cohorts in the Young Tradition, Royston Wood and Heather Wood, appear on several tracks here, and the title track became one of Bellamy's most beloved songs, its refrain line "Wake the vaulted echo" later serving as the title of Bellamy's three-disc career retrospective.
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