Ray & Colluney-Tyrants Of England,rare Folk.Westwood LP
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Description

Ray & Colluney - Tyrants Of England

Westwood WRS001

1971 Original UK LP

Tracks:

Tyrants Of England

Bogies Bonnie Bells

Jack Hall

Rambling Soldier

Blow Ye Winds

Calico Printers Clerk

Cock Fight

To The Begging

A Sailor’s Life

Calton Weaver

Farewell Nancy

Rakish Young Sailor

Musicians:

Trevor Colluney - Banjo, Mandolin & Vocals

Ray Haslam - Guitar & Vocals

John Hampson - Flagolet

Malcolm McDonald - Bass

Engineered by Alan Green and Manufactured by Folk Heritage Recordings.

 

Extremely rare UK folk album which was actually the first LP released on the highly collectable Westwood label. Musically this is typical folk club fare of the time with a lot of trad folk tunes being performed with sparse guitar, mandolin and banjo backing but the flagolet on a few tracks helps to add some atmosphere, overall sound is somewhat similar to the first Crooked Oak LP with a bit of Callinan-Flynn thrown in.

The first album released on this tiny label, I’m told that only 200 copies were made of early Westwood albums which I find it easy to believe. Engineered By Alan Green and manufactured by folk Heritage Recordings.

CONDITION

  • VINYL-    VG, clean labels. Vinyl has a lovely rich glossy sheen and doesn't seem to have had much play. I've graded the vinyl down due to some light surface scuffs. these are fingernail type marks only.
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  • COVER  VG, again nothing really wrong with the sleeve. Graded down to some light browning on the rear and average rubbing to the laminate.

 

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