Silly Sisters
Proper Silly Sisters: No More To The Dance CD Folk Maddy Prior & June Tabor

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Topic
Release date: 13/Jun/1990

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#13376 in Other Pop
#15101 in Pop

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Other Pop

Product No.:

1898408382

Details / Tracklist:

1. BLOOD AND GOLD/MOHACS
2. CAKES AND ALE
3. FINE HORSEMAN
4. HOW SHALL I YOUR TRUE LOVE KNOW?
5. HEDGER AND DITCHER
6. ROSIE ANDERSON
7. AGINCOURT CAROL/LA ROUTE AU BEZIERS
8. SOMEWHERE ALONG THE ROAD
9. THE BARRING OF THE DOOR
10. WHAT WILL WE DO?
11. ALMOST EVERY CIRCUMSTANCE
12. THE OLD MINER

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Feat. Maddy Prior, June Tabor

Description:

No More To The Dance by Silly Sisters, released 13 June 1990, includes the following tracks: "Fine Horseman", "Hedger And Ditcher", "Agincourt Carol/La Route Au Beziers", "The Barring Of The Door" and more. This version of No More To The Dance comes as a 1xCD. - FEAT. MADDY PRIOR, JUNE TABOR

"No More To The Dance" is a captivating CD by the renowned folk duo Silly Sisters, released under the respected label Topic. This album showcases an exquisite collection of traditional and contemporary British and Irish folk songs, beautifully interpreted by Maddy Prior and June Tabor?the two voices behind Silly Sisters. Their harmonious blend brings new life to age-old ballads, weaving stories of love, loss, and folklore with emotional depth and vocal mastery. Silly Sisters have been celebrated for their significant contributions to the revival of English folk music since their first collaboration in the 1970s. Both artists are acclaimed solo performers: Maddy Prior is best known as a founding member of Steeleye Span, while June Tabor has received numerous awards for her evocative interpretations across several albums. Topic Records stands as one of the oldest independent record labels in the world, with a rich history dating back to 1939. Renowned for its dedication to preserving traditional music from Britain and beyond, Topic has played an instrumental role in bringing legendary artists like Ewan MacColl, Anne Briggs, Martin Carthy?and indeed Silly Sisters?to wider audiences.

Manufacturer No.:

TSCD450

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