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The Transports at Whitby Various Artists
RED 011 (cass, UK, 1993)
This was a remarkable and memorable performance of Peter Bellamy's ballad opera, The Transports, recorded by Dave Howard at Whitby Folk Festival, August 1992.
This performance was a memorial to Peter.
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The Cast
Henry Cabell: Damien Barber Susannah Holmes: Eliza Carthy The Turnkey: Mike Bettison The Father: John O'Hagan The
Mother: Norma Waterson Abe Carman: Martin Carthy The Shantyman: John Eaves The Convict: Chris Sugden The Coachman:
Tim Laycock Street Singer: George Faux
George Faux provided his own fiddle accompaniment |
The Ensemble
John Kirkpatrick Mike Lynskey Vince Edwards Ian Blake
Chorus of 37 persons, including Kate Rusby,
Kathryn Roberts and Jenny Bellamy
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Free Reed FRRD 021/022. 2 LP,UK, November 1977 |
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"'Damien
Barber plays a hell
a concertina and has all
the signs of being a strong,
strong singer"
Spring 1991
fiddler, singer,
daughter of Martin Carthy
and Norma Waterson
sang the the role of
The Turnkey in the original
Transports recording and
the role of Abe Carman
in the Transports at Whitby
as a singer, dancer and
instrumentalist, John Kirkpatrick has
been one of the most prominent
figures on the English Folk Scene
for many years, and you can't say
fairer than that
The Watersons, Waterson: Carthy
solo, in two versions of
The Transports
a voice for the ages, and
doyenne of British
Folk Music
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