Hark! The Village Wait
Artist:
Steeleye Span
Label:
RCA
Catalog#:
SF 8113
Format:
Vinyl
Country:
United Kingdom
Released:
1970-06
| Tracklist | |||
| A1 | A Calling-On Song | ||
| A2 | The Blacksmith | ||
| A3 | Fisherman's Wife | ||
| A4 | Blackleg Miner | ||
| A5 | Dark-Eyed Sailor | ||
| A6 | Copshawholme Fair | ||
| B1 | All Things Are Quiet Silent | ||
| B2 | The Hills Of Greenmore | ||
| B3 | My Johnny Was A Shoemaker | ||
| B4 | Lowlands Of Holland | ||
| B5 | Twa Corbies | ||
| B6 | One Night As I Lay On My Bed | ||
Credits
Banjo [5-string] - Maddy Prior
Bass - Ashley Hutchings
Drums - Dave Mattacks
Drums - Gerry Conway
Electric Guitar - Terry Woods
Electric Guitar - Tim Hart
Engineer - Vic Gamm
Lead Vocals - Gay Woods
Lead Vocals - Maddy Prior
Lead Vocals - Tim Hart
Producer - Sandy Roberton
Vocals, Concertina, Autoharp, Bodhrán, Other [Step Dancing] - Gay Woods
Vocals, Dulcimer [Electric], Fiddle, Banjo [5-string], Harmonium - Tim Hart
Vocals, Electric Guitar, Concertina, Lute [Mandola], Mandolin, Banjo [5-string] - Terry Woods
Vocals, Other [Step Dancing] - Maddy Prior
Notes
We'd like to thank Charles Byrne, John Bailey and Frank Bond for their skill in instrument building; Dave Bland for his time and patience; Andy and Jutta Preece for shelter; Tony Shannon for singing in Toner's; David and Sally Smyth - is it your hoopy loopy or your loopy hoopy?; Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger for fitting us in; Cyril Tawney for having a heart and a pen of gold; Patsy Bird for the flag; John and Pauline Napper for the southern comfort and more; The Mad Sweeney for the tree to perch on; Martin Carthy for our name; Geoff Woods, may you come back to the fold; and Johnny Butler for just about everything else. [Sleeve Notes]
US issue on Chrysalis CHR 1120 in 1976
