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The Basque Set
06:19
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Stanley Hills
04:16
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Stanley Hills
west, south-west, Bredon's reach
we sailed down, until we reached
Stanley Hills
east, south-east, Waterheath
we rode tracks underneath
Stanley Hills
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in forebears' steps we tread,
renaming all,
owning none
In fortune and all gain,
do we know the price
for where we've come?
brickwork bog, quarry scars,
we turned land into sand
on Stanley Hills
fields enchained, bitter rain
we must travel, from these lanes
Stanley Hills
(chorus)
bracken, furze, paint the air
we breathe deep, when we're here
on Stanley Hills
looking down, from higher ground
its in my blood, this humble mound,
Stanley Hills
(chorus)
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Dying of the Light
03:22
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The Great Debate
05:26
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The James Patrick Gavin Trio London, UK
“Tim’s a jazzer, Adrian’s a polymath, and I’m the bum playing a fiddle.”
Fresh from his
tour of the “magnificent” (Folk Radio UK) debut album Chewing The Fat, a saga of spoken word and folk steeped in the sounds of rural Ireland, James Gavin brings acclaimed experimental folk artist Adrian Lever and jazz bassist/composer Tim Fairhall to weave a fresh folk legacy from their diverse roots.
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The James Patrick Gavin Trio recommends:
James with his guitarist's hat on - the debut album from trio TEYR
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Adrian's folk quartet Stepling with champion clog dancer Toby Bennett
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The Hidden Notes - Spirit of Adventure
by John Martin
Tim forming the rhythm section here on bass with Tim Giles on drums in jazz Sax player John Martin's project 'The Hidden Notes'
go to albumIf you like The James Patrick Gavin Trio, you may also like:
Chewing The Fat
by James Patrick Gavin
supported by 8 fans who also own “Live @ The Welsh Chapel”
Bravo to this most original, passionate and respectful homage to the London area-based artist's Irish roots! A collaborative tour de force. Love the spoken word, poetry and different voices that bring this wonderful recording to life.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Live @ The Welsh Chapel”
This is so great - from the orchestrations to the amazing mix of friends involved. I love that there's music from all the bands musical roots as well - it's really lovely to hear some Cornish music! I LOVE IT!
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Fool Me As Many Times As You Like
by Daudi Matsiko
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 29, 2023
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