Bellamy, Peter: Merlins Isle of Gramarye
Bellamy, Peter: Merlins Isle of Gramarye
Format: CD
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Artist: Bellamy, Peter
Label: Talking Elephant
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5028479017829
Genre: Folk
Digitally remastered edition of this 1972 album from the British Folk singer/songwriter. Oak Ash & Thorn is a collection of songs from the "Puck" stories by Rudyard Kipling, set and performed in the traditional idiom by Peter Bellamy. Bellamy started his exploration of Kipling as a source for songs, from Kipling's Children's books, (Puck of Pooks Hill and Rewards and Fairies) from which he produced two albums, Oak Ash and Thorn and Merlyn's Isle of Gramarye. Talking Elephant.
Tracks:
1.1 Puck's Song
1.2 A Smuggler's Song
1.3 The Run of the Downs
1.4 Eddi's Service
1.5 The Queen's Men
1.6 The Bee-Boy's Song
1.7 Harp Song of the Dane Women
1.8 Song of the Men's Side
1.9 The Heavens Above Us
1.10 Prophets at Home
1.11 Who Shall Judge the Lord? (A Carol)
1.12 St. Helena (A St. Helena Lullaby)
1.13 The Way Through the Woods
1.14 The Bricklayer and the Shipwright (A Truthful Song)
