FIRST HEARING:
A quick glance back at the label! Yep, it's Greentrax. However they have always had a strong committment to folk music generally so we suppose it's OK to release an album from a Lancastrian.
This is a jolly story-song in celebration from one folk-great to another folk-great.
Great all round then.
Sounds like a professional album and worth checking out if you're not too blinkered to 'Celtic'.

1) The Lakeland Fiddler
2) Windmills
3) The Minstrel
4) Alice White
5) Fair Stood the Wind
6) The Band In the Park
7) Song for Mardale
8) The Ballad of the Working Man
9) The Dark Island
10) Letters from Wilfred
11) The Jacinta
12) Spring Song
13) A Sailor's Sky
14) Bread & Fishes
15) In My Homeland
16) So Here's To You

FIRST HEARING:
A quick glance back at the label! Yep, it's Greentrax. However they have always had a strong committment to folk music generally so we suppose it's OK to release an album from a Lancastrian.
This is a jolly story-song in celebration from one folk-great to another folk-great.
Great all round then.
Sounds like a professional album and worth checking out if you're not too blinkered to 'Celtic'.

Lineup

Alan Bell - Vocals & Concertina
Eddie Green - Guitar, Bass & Banjo
Andrew Green - Guitar & Mandolin
Rebecca Green, Scolds Bridle, Th' Antique Road Show & Sue Jennings - B/vocals & Choruses.