Heartland

Perchance they are. "The WEA Mixes 1985".


You all know perfectly well I don't like Marian. I've mentioned it enough times.

Dark wrote: You all know perfectly well I don't like Marian. I've mentioned it enough times.

Neither do I. Tis bollocks.

Dark wrote: I don't like Marian. I've mentioned it enough times.

I do! It was the first song on a tape I borrowed 20 years ago. A tape of a band I had not heard of before....The Sisters of Mercy.

emilystrange wrote:

JAMES RAY wrote:NB - No electronic instruments were used in the playing of these tracks.

were any instruments hurt?

They were all treated with the greatest respect - especially the fiddles (!)

JAMES RAY wrote:especially the fiddles (!)

I like the sound of this!

boudicca wrote:

JAMES RAY wrote:especially the fiddles (!)

I like the sound of this!

You will, believe me.

Groupies...

timsinister wrote:Groupies...

Har-diddly-har...

JAMES RAY wrote:

boudicca wrote:

JAMES RAY wrote:especially the fiddles (!)

I like the sound of this!

You will, believe me.

textures and soundscapes from acoustic instruments (like an acoustic take on Esquimaux), or something more 'traditional'?

lazarus corporation wrote:

JAMES RAY wrote:

boudicca wrote: I like the sound of this!

You will, believe me.

textures and soundscapes from acoustic instruments (like an acoustic take on Esquimaux), or something more 'traditional'?

And will you be singing on it

textures and soundscapes from acoustic instruments (like an acoustic take on Esquimaux), or something more 'traditional'?[/quote]

And will you be singing on it [/quote]

These are 'traditional' (in the broad sense of the word) tracks on which I will be singing. Think Jim White, Cohen ( I am by no means comparing). It's a style i have been dragging through the sewer long enough and since I have been fortunate enough to meet and write with a few like minded gypsys on my travels we have transpired into James Ray & The Longfolk.

canon docre wrote:Ouch. Mrs. Snowey, I await you entering the ring.

[finbarr saunders]Fnarr! Fnarr! Kyak! Kyak![/finbarr saunders]

Ouch indeed

Are "The Otherfolk" the same?
http://www.myspace.com/theotherfolk

robertzombie wrote:Are "The Otherfolk" the same?
http://www.myspace.com/theotherfolk

correct. same tunes as on the Longfolk cd. very good tunes too

I normally stay well away from this particular topic but I was drawn here by the smell... talk about thread necro!

radiojamaica wrote:

robertzombie wrote:Are "The Otherfolk" the same?
http://www.myspace.com/theotherfolk

correct. same tunes as on the Longfolk cd. very good tunes too

I'm enjoying em as we speak

robertzombie wrote:

radiojamaica wrote:

robertzombie wrote:Are "The Otherfolk" the same?
http://www.myspace.com/theotherfolk

correct. same tunes as on the Longfolk cd. very good tunes too

I'm enjoying em as we speak

It is good stuff to listen to while hungover

I have some parties to attend over the next few weeks, so I'll know what to do now

Hire the band