Patchwork

Patchwork
A Fusion of Medieval-Renaissance and Traditional American Music
Hesperus
Golden Apple Recording ??????
Koch "International Classics" 3-7453-2 HI

Contents:

    Anon., 14th c., Spain
  1. Ad Mortem Festinamus (instr.)

    2. Uncle Dave Macon
  2. Morning Blues

    3. Diego Ortiz
  3. Ortiz Hoedown (instr.)

    4. Alfonso el Sabio (attr.) ? / Trad.
  4. Cantiga / Ballad of Little Sadie

    5. Anon., 14th c., Italy / Trad.
  5. Alla Trinita / Railroadin' Through the Rocky Mountains (instr.)

    6. Trad.
  6. Ballad: Drunkard's Lament Morning Blues

    7. Trad.
  7. Spanish Fandando (instr.)

    8. Robert Johnson
  8. Sweet Home Chicago

    9. Alfonso el Sabio (attr.) ?
  9. Veille Cantiga

    10. Tielman Susato
  10. Hobokentanz (instr.)

    11. Cliff Edwards
  11. For No Good Reason at All

    12. Trad.
  12. The Devil and the Farmer's Wife / Campbell's Retreat from Red Gap

    13. Trad.
  13. Sales Tax Toddle (instr.)

    14. Henry Thomas
  14. Bulldoze Blues

    15. Cajun / Tielman Susato
  15. La Valse de Bombarche / Ohne Fels (instr.)

    16. Borlet
  16. Ma Tredol Rossignol (instr.)

    17. Trad.
  17. Lone Star Rag (instr.)

    18. Trad.
  18. Ballad: Willie Moore

    19. Trad.
  19. Johnson Boys

    20. Trad.
  20. Beatrice / Ukrainian Tune (instr.)

    21. Anon., 14th c., Italy / Swanstone, Carvon and Morgan
  21. Saltarello / The Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me

Playing time: 66' 44"

Performers:
Hesperus [Scott Reiss (recorders, hammered dulcimer, arabic percussion), Tina Chancey (viol, rebec, vielle, kamenj, fiddle, recorders), Bruce Hutton (vocals, lap dulcimer, banjos, guitars, mandolin, ukelele, kazoo, mouth bow)]

Recording site and date:
Unknown [1991 or prior]; Initialy released in 1991, and re-issued by Koch in 2000.

Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.):
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.):
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.):
Goldberg (#-p.):

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Pierre-F. Roberge