Black Country Night Out - Volume Two (Entire Record)

Описание: Black Country Night Out - Volume Two is a Folk show that was performed by Dolly Allen, Jon Raven, Harry Harrison, Brian Clift and Tommy Mundon in The Black Country, Staffordshire in mid 70's. It's a fascinating look and Black Country attitudes and contains many comedic and musical performances.

Guest List:
0:00 - Harry Harrison
4:20 - Brian Clift
13:10 - Harry Harrison
16:13 - Dolly Allen
27:12 - Harry Harrison
31:45 - Jon Raven
42:40 - Harry Harrison
46:18 - Tommy Mundon

"Tommy Mundon, Jon Raven, Harry Harrison, Dolly Allen and Brian Clift, along with other personalities from B.B.C. T.V.'s "Off the Cuff" show, will be familiar faces to many because of their live appearances in the "Black Country Night Out" shows presented by Jon Raven in concert halls, clubs and colleges throughout the Midlands; the recent Christmas show presented at Wolverhampton's Civic Hall attracted over 1500 people. (Interested bookers should contact Jon Raven at 68, Limes Road, Tettenhall, Wolverhampton). This live recording contains a further sampling of their songs, humour, poems and stories recorded on a typical "Night Out" at Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton.

Cradley Heath Song -
composed by G. B. (Woodie) Woodhall.

Aynuk's Tunnel -
composed by Keith Stevenson.

The Benefit Concert -
from the singing of the late Albert Shaw.

Come All Yew Blaids -
from the singing of Rhoda Dawtry.

The Pirate's Serenade -
traditional, broadside, Birmingham Reference Library.

All other material is either traditional or written by the artists; all the poems performed by Harry Harrison were written by him.

Production: Jon Raven
Recording Engineer: Johnny Haynes, Zella Recording Studio
Front Sleeve Design: John Crane
Front Sleeve Picture: selected by Robin Scot-Cooper
Rear Sleeve Layout and Design: Robin Scot-Cooper
Sleeve Illustration: Tavern scene, engraving by Hogarth
Typography: Andrea Willis
Photo-Effects: Foto-Aid, Wolverhampton
Recorded live at Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton on 13.11.76
Cutting Engineer: Barry Shiers, M.S.R., Coventry
Processing & Pressing: John Edwards, Plastic Sound, Newton
Sleeve Printing: James Upton, Birmingham

Broadside BRO 122"

Description in quotations is taken directly from record sleeve.

This album is no longer commercially available and can only be found though private pre-owned sale, there is no indication this is to change in the future either. As such I have undertaken to digitize and share this album for of educational and cultural reasons and to prevent this work being perhaps lost to time.

I have done my best to provide this album in the highest quality but I am not a professional and I only have the tools of a hobbyist. I hope you will find my efforts suffice.