Various - Ey Up Mi Duck! - A Celebration Of Derbyshire FLAC
Tracklist
| 1 | –Jack Hill | Black Beetles |
| 2 | –Mary Johnson | Sayd Cake |
| 3 | –Ram's Bottom | Six Jolly Miners |
| 4 | –Raymond Hibbert | Tribulations Of A Railway Porter |
| 5 | –Ashbourne Town Band / Derby Morris Men | Winster Wakes Week |
| 6 | –Ram's Bottom | Horseshoe Polka |
| 7 | –Peter Baker / Richard Scollins | Derbyshire Wit & Wisdom |
| 8 | –Walter Beighton | Pin ' N ' Button |
| 9 | –Jack Hill | Heanor Haunting |
| 10 | –Owen Watson | There's No Coal-Mines In The Sky |
| 11 | –Jean Baker | Our Mary's Bonnet |
| 12 | –'Holloway Villager' | Sundays |
| 13 | –Anne Brown | I Remember, I Remember |
| 14 | –Harold Bacon | Tales From Ossley Woodus |
| 15 | –'Holloway Villager' | Bonsa Dog-racing |
| 16 | –Ram's Bottom | Winster Gallop |
| 17 | –John Titford / Richard Scollins | Derbyshire Humour |
| 18 | –Ram's Bottom | B And D Polka |
| 19 | –Joe Townsend | Bradda Stoners & Tidsa Saw-Yeds |
| 20 | –Ram's Bottom / Derby Morris Men | The Derby Ram |
| 21 | –Granville Brooks | Hospitals |
| 22 | –Shirland Miners' Welfare Band | The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended |
| 23 | –Ram's Bottom | Melody Iron Jig |
| 24 | –Herbert Harrison | Runaway Horse |
| 25 | –Peter Baker | Ernie Dunn |
| 26 | –Richard Scollins / Ilkeston Brass | Sam Taylor Th' Ilson Giant |
| 27 | –Jack Hill | Flyaway Horse |
Credits
- Engineer – Andy Terry
- Producer, Artwork By [Cover Design] – Richard Scollins
- Producer, Photography By – John Titford
Notes
Booklet On Derbyshire Dialect Enclosed [along with full credits and liner notes and a book catalogue sheet).
A11b is not listed on the sleeve.
Full title on front and back cover reads:
"Richard Scollins and John Titford present: Ey Up Mi Duck! - A Celebration Of Derbyshire. Dialect stories, poems, jokes, Music and song from Rams' Bottom, Shirland Miners' Welfare Band, Derby Morris Men, Ilkeston Brass, Ashbourne Town Band, Peter Baker, Harold Bacon, Granville Brooks, 'Rough N' Tumble' Jack Hill, Owen Watson, Joe Townsend, Raymond Hibbert, Walter Beighton, Herbert 'Jabby' Harrison, Jean Baker, Anne Brown, Mary Johnson, Brass Bands from Shirland, Ilkeston, Ashbourne, 'The Mystery Man from Holloway' & Many Other Wonders!"
Companies
- Recorded At – Rainbow Sounds Studio – Nottingham
Album
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