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Times They Are A Changing [IMPORT] by Ian Campbell (Feb-2005, Castle) 
Times They Are A Changing [IMPORT] by Ian Campbell (Feb-2005, Castle)

 
Times They Are A Changing [IMPORT] by Ian Campbell (Feb-2005, Castle)

Artist: Ian Campbell
Release Date: Feb 2005
Record Label: Castle
Genre: Pop
UPC: 5050749410726
Product ID: EPID47363468
Description: The Ian Campbell Group were probably the most well known and respected folk music group to come out of Birmingham. Ian Campbell was born June 10, 1933 in Aberdeen, Scotland and his family moved to Birmingham in 1946. He formed the Clario...
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Track Listing

1. Twa Recruiting Sergeants
2. Unquiet Grave
3. To Hear A Nightingale
4. Rocking The Cradle
5. Bells Of Rhymney
6. Apprentice¿S Song
7. Rocky Road To Dublin And Drops Of Brandy
8. Homeward Bound
9. Waters Of Tyne
10. Across The Hills
11. Come Kiss Me Love
12. Derby Ram
13. Remember Me
14. Cho Cho Losa
15. Times They Are A-Changing
16. Down In The Coalmine
17. Blantire Explosion
18. Pay Friday
19. Collier¿S Rant
20. Geordie Black
21. Blackleg Miners
22. My Miner Lad
23. Plodder Seam
24. Cushy Butterfield
25. Marilyn Monroe
26. Dirty Old Town
27. My Donal
28. Death Comes Easy
29. Liverpool Lullaby
30. Four Pounds A Day
31. Dove
32. Bloody Orkney
33. Guantanamera
34. Mary Anne
35. One-Eyed Reilly
36. Lord Of The Dance
37. Snow Is Falling
38. New York Girls
39. Lover Let Me In
40. Farewell To Tarwathy
41. Man In Black
42. Stranger I Came
43. Little Sir Hugh
44. Johnny Faa
45. I Loved A Lass
46. Green Grow The Rushes Oh
47. John Anderson
48. Dainty Davy
49. Man¿S A Man For A¿ That
50. Circle Game
51. Private Harold Harris
52. Lady Came From Baltimore
53. Old Man¿S Song
54. Do You Remember
55. I¿M Not Saying
56. Think It¿S Gonna Rain Today
57. Ox-Plough Song
58. Iron Horse
59. Durham Lockout
60. No Courage In Him
61. Cutty Wren
62. Leave Them A Flower

Album Notes
The Ian Campbell Group were probably the most well known and respected folk music group to come out of Birmingham. Ian Campbell was born June 10, 1933 in Aberdeen, Scotland and his family moved to Birmingham in 1946. He formed the Clarion Skiffle Group in the mid 1950s along with his sister Lorna who was also the singer. The group became well known on the local folk music scene and played regularly around Birmingham, often appearing at The Crown Pub on Station Street. It was there that they played on a live recording that was released as Ceilidh At The Crown in 1962. A significant release by virtue of being the very first-ever live folk club recording. The following year, the group was signed to Transatlantic Records and released their first album entitled This Is The Ian Campbell Folk Group. The group soon established themselves as a highly proficient live act who became well known for their instrumental abilities as well as Ian Campbell's talent as a songwriter.

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