The Foot O'Wor Stairs (Remastered) Crooked Oak

• 1 Bonny Woodhall 04:11
• 2 The Pipers Chair / The Legacy Jig 02:01
• 3 The Band O’Shearers / Small Coals and Little Money / Felix the Wrestler 05:27
• 4 The Lowlands of Holland 04:34
• 5 A U (Me) Hinny Burd / Mr. Kennedy North 05:31
• 6 Lucy Grey of Allendale 04:05
• 7 The Humours of Tulla / Cois An Ghiorria (The Silver Mines) / Marquis of Tullibardine 02:56
• 8 Will Jobling / I’ll Never Gan Tae the Dark Cellar Nee Mer 03:52
• 9 Sir John Fenwick (The Flower Among Them All) / Salmon Tails Up the Water 03:43
• 10 The McGregors 03:57
• Total Runtime 40:17

Info for The Foot O'Wor Stairs (Remastered)

Crooked Oak were a North East English folk group formed in the early 1970s by singer and multi-instrumentalist Steve Evans. Rooted firmly in traditional song and tune, the band combined clear, unaffected vocals with acoustic textures drawn from guitar, whistle, mandolin, dulcimer, and bass. Alongside Evans, Paul Bagley and Jim Fraser helped shape a sound that was direct, melodic, and unembellished, avoiding fashionable excess in favour of strong material and musicianship. Their privately issued 1976 LP is now regarded as a minor classic of British folk, praised for it's atmosphere, sincerity, and emotional depth. In 1977, The Foot O'Wor Stair followed, closing a remarkable chapter for this extraordinary band.

Steve Evans, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Paul Rogley, whistle, mandolin, cittern
Barry Walker, fiddle
Keith Davidson, Northumbrian smallpipes, Uilleann pipes, whistle
Alan Green, whistle, cittern, fiddle, banjo, vocals

Digitally remastered

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