UK 1970 Topic Records ‎– 12T200 A1 The Spotted Cow Concertina – Peter Bellamy A2 Two Pretty Boys (The Two Brothers) A3 The Female Drummer A4 Here& Adieu.

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This cover and label variation to Peter Bellamy - Peter Bellamy is probably a reissue to correct the references to the phantom track. In this version the front slick bears a photo of Peter centered beneath the title and the back is all text with liner notes by Lisa Null and notes by Peter about the songs. The track durations have been moved to the label and now include the missing duration for B9. There is no label code other than the catalog number.

Not all experiments in the British folk style work (see Shirley & Dolly Collins' often pretentious suites for proof), but The Transports is a simply fascinating album that works on all levels, as a story, as a cohesive work, and as an excellent set of songs.

Peter Franklyn Bellamy (8 September 1944 – 24 September 1991) was an English folk singer. He was a founding member of The Young Tradition but also had a long solo career, recording numerous albums and touring folk clubs and concert halls. He committed suicide in 1991. Peter Bellamy was born in Bournemouth and spent his formative years in North Norfolk, living in the village of Warham and attending Fakenham Grammar School in the late 1950s and early 1960s. His father worked as a farm bailiff. It wasn't until Bellamy's eighth album in 1975 that he recorded any of his own compositions

Peter Bellamy Peter Bellamy. Innisfree, Green Linnet SIF 1001 (LP, USA, 1975). It was cheaper and easier at the time for UK artists touring the US to press and release product in the US, rather than to import completed LPs from the UK. Recorded by Pitt Kinsolving at Green Linnet, New Haven, Connecticut; Produced by Patrick Sky; Executive Producer Lisa Null; Photograph by Emily Langworthy; Design by Elvin Lockwood and Carla Williams. Peter Bellamy, vocals, Anglo concertina, guitar, whistle . Recorded and produced by Peter Bellamy in Norwich 1980-81 except Track 8 recorded by Nic Kinsey in 1979 ( Both Sides Then recording out-take). Peter Bellamy, vocals, Anglo concertina ; Chris Birch, fiddle, harmony vocals ; Dave Swarbrick, fiddle. Early years Peter Bellamy spent his formative years in his native North Norfolk, living in the village of Warham and attending Fakenham Grammar School in the late 1950s/early 1960s. His father worked as a foreman on the local farm. Peter Bellamy spent his formative years in his native North Norfolk, living in the village of Wighton and attending Fakenham Grammar School in the late 1950s/early 1960s. It wasn't until Bellamy's eighth album in 1975 that he recorded any of his own compositions. In the same year he recorded a collection of Rudyard Kipling's Barrack Room Ballads (see below). Having mastered the art of putting new words to a traditional song and his own words to a traditional tune, he then wrote a ballad-opera: "The Transports".

Mr Bellamy, Mr Kipling & The Tradition. Fair Annie & Peter Bellamy. The Barrack Room Ballads of Rudyard Kipling.

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