Robin & Barry Dransfield - Even More...Popular To Contrary Belief Album

Tracklist

1	Extra Tracks: Live Recordings, Outtakes And Demos
2	Morris Ponk The Ticker Tixer	2:48
3	It's Dark In Here	4:03
4	Violin	5:29
5	The Holmfirth Anthem	3:23
6	Bogie's Bonnie Belle	3:43
7	I Sowed Some Seeds	2:21
8	Up To Now	4:50
9	Hornpipe: The Sligo Fancy	1:26
10	The Alchemist And The Pedlar	7:53
11	Reels: Down The Broom/The Silver Spire	2:08
12	Peggy Gordon	3:11
13	The Banks Of The Sweet Dundee	5:11
14	The Seeds Of Love	3:24
15	What Will We Tell Them?	2:36
16	The Blacksmith Pt. 1	1:50
17	The Ballad Of Dickie Lubber	4:35
18	The Conscript's Farewell	3:30
19	The Two Ravens	4:13
20	Cold Blow And A Rainy Night	1:58
21	Jig: Coleman's Two Halves	1:16
22	The Talcahuano Girls	3:03
23	My Man John	3:07

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FRR 018	Robin And Barry Dransfield	Popular To Contrary Belief ‎(LP, Album)	Free Reed	FRR 018	UK	1977
GS-11128, GS-11.128	Robin And Barry Dransfield	Popular To Contrary Belief ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Guimbarda, Guimbarda, Free Reed, CFE	GS-11128, GS-11.128	Spain	1981

Credits

• Artwork By [Series] – Snake Lane Design
• Banjo – Robin Dransfield
• Compiled By [Track Selection] – Nigel Schofield
• Design [Sleeve] – Sue Dransfield
• Dulcimer – Barry Dransfield
• Engineer – Nic Kinsey
• Fiddle – Barry Dransfield
• Guitar – Barry Dransfield, Robin Dransfield
• Liner Notes – Colin Irwin, Neil Wayne
• Producer [Original Album] – Barry (tracks: 1 to 14), Nic (tracks: 1 to 14), Robin (tracks: 1 to 14)
• Recorded By – Nic Kinsey (tracks: 1 to 14)
• Reissue Producer, Coordinator – Neil Wayne
• Remastered By – Mike Hockenhull
• Transferred By [DAT Transfer] – Dave Cobb (tracks: 15 to 18), Stuart Field (tracks: 19 to 21)
• Transferred By [Digital Transfers] – Don Walker (tracks: 1 to 14)
• Vocals – Barry Dransfield, Robin Dransfield
• Words By [Album Title] – John Tams

Notes

Original album recorded July 1977.

Even More...Popular To Contrary Belief:

Extra tracks first rel on Up To Now: track 15 from a Dransfield concert, tracks 16-17, 19-21 out-takes from rehearsal for Dransfield's John Peel Show session, track 18 out-take from rehearsal for Robin Dransfield's John Peel Show session in February 1974.

On the traycard I Sowed Some Seeds is misprinted I Sowed Seeds, in the booklet The Blacksmith Pt. 1 is misprinted The Blacksmith.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5051078905723
• Matrix / Runout: [GZ Digital Media Logo] U31342 FRRR007
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI LD02

Companies

• Recorded At – Livingston Studios
• Remastered At – Brook Row Studio
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Free Reed Music
• Copyright (c) – Free Reed Music
• Copyright (c) – Sanctuary Music
• Manufactured By – Free Reed Music
• Published By – MCS Music
• Made By – GZ Digital Media

Video

Album

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