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Jacqui's
Best Loved Songs Vol. 1
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The
Rose.
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If
Wishes were Fishes.
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South
Wind.
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Hold
Back the Dawn.
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I
Loved a Lad.
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Dear
Elizabeth.
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The
Wind Beneath My Wings.
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Slightly
Faded.
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I
have Seen the Highlands.
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Nothing
Left.
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North
of Northwest.
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Lay
the Bent to the Bonnie Broom.
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Roses,
Roses All the Way.
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Rest
and be Thankful.
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Jacqui's
Best Loved Songs Vol. 2
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Miner
Lad.
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What
was the Colour?
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Never
Be the Sun.
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Everything
Possible.
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Creation.
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When
Morning Stands on Tiptoe.
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The
Gentle Rain of England.
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Michael
Flynn.
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Heather
Across the Hills.
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The
Gate of the Year.
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Dumbarton
Drums.
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Windows
of the World.
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Lilac
Lady.
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Love's
Last Song.
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Jacqueline
of All Trades
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The
Peacemaker - a vital job- Jacqui.
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Champion
at Keeping them Rolling (lorry driving) - Ewan
MacColl.
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The
Blacksmith - Trad.
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Liverpool
Roving Jack - Trad - tune J & B.
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Walk
Shepherdess Walk - Trad.
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Recruited
Collier - Lynn's Trad. Song.
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Coorie
Doon - Matt McGinn's Lullaby.
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What's
the Use of Wings.
Parenting - Brian Bedford.
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Water
of Tyne - Trad.
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Shoals
of Herring - Ewan MacColl.
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The
Lover's Toast - Trad.
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Sovereign
of The Seas - Jacqui's family song.
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Grey
Funnel Line - Cyril Tawney.
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Standing
Stones Ballad - Trad.
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Lady of
The Sounds
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Massacre of
Glencoe - poignant song of a feud.
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Ned of the Hill
- Trad.
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Lish Young
Buy-a-Broom - Trad. Tale of a rural pick-up.
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The Unquiet
Grave - Trad.
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Pokare - Lynn's
version of a Maori song.
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Ae Fond Kiss -
Burns.
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Liverpool Bay.
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Somewhere in
America - Eric Bogle.
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The Water is
Wide - Trad. Sung by Lynn.
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Pocketful of
Songs.
Jacqui's. Lighthearted comment on travelling
hopefully.
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Ar Lan A Mor -
Welsh Love Song.
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Song of the
Willow Pattern.
Jacqui has an obsession with Willow Pattern crockery,
& after careful. research she wrote this song to
represent the story.
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Fijian Farewell
- this song evokes an island experience.
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'Herself'
- All witten by Jacqui.
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Dear Elizabeth
- written about a distant ancestor.
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Journeys -
Musical reflection on life's choices.
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When Morning
Stands on Tiptoe - An anti hunting song.
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The Wee
Sitooterie - Musical celebration of an everlasting circle.
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Creation- J
& B. In the beginning.
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Hold Back the
Dawn- J & B.
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Heather Across
the Hills - J & B
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A Little
Tribute.
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Windows of the
World.
A song to highlight the plight of those blind
people who could be cured if there was more
funding.
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On the Rope.
Old Liverpool Tradition! J & B.
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Roses Roses -
Love song by J
& B.
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We Only Needed
Time - J & B.
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Love's Last
Song - Tribute to a friend.
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Rest and Be
Thankful - Love song for Scotland.
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The Peacemaker.
Celebrating a beginning of the peace process in
Northern Ireland.
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Pink and
Pleasant Land - J & B - also recorded by Ken
Dodd.
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Well
Met
- Lakeland Love Song.
- Next Time Round.
- Wee Kirkcudbright Centipede.
- Hard Times.
- I Loved a Lad.
- The Winkle.
- Night Visiting Song.
- The Gum Tree.
- Liquid Gold.
- Sweet Nightingale.
- It's Never Too late.
- Well Met.
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Liverpool's
Favourite Folk Songs
Side
One |
Side
2 |
1.
Ferry to New Brighton.
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1.
Back Buchanan St.
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2.
Mist over the Mersey.
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2.
Liverpool Lullaby.
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3.
What was the Colour.
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3.
Wallasey Centipede.
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4.
Paddy's Market.
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4.
Liverpool Lou.
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5.
On the Rope.
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5.
One O'Clock Gun.
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6.
Knowsley Zoo. |
6.
Double Thick Marmalade. |
7.
Minstrel of Hoylake.
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7.
Seth Davey.
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8.
Johnny Todd.
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8.
Liverpool Medley. Including Liverpool
Home and Maggie May
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9.
Leaving of Liverpool.
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10.
The Pegue.
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Jackie
& Bridie - Live at the Liverpool Philharmonic - 3
disc set
Live
recording of the entire farewell concert of Jacqui
& Bridie, at the Royal Philharmonic Hall, 1987. If
you were there, this is a must! If you coudn't be
there, this is the nearest it gets! On
3 CD's.
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Tools
of the Trade - Still in production.
Now
that Jacqueline is living in the Lake District she has
become even more aware of some of the special features
of its beautiful landscape, and was inspired to write
the title song about the craft of dry stone walling. It
will include the following: -
Somewhere in America.
The Blacksmith.
Sovereign of the Seas.
Journeys
Liquid Gold
Lord of the Dance
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The
Liverpool Spinners - Live in Brighton 1962
A
live recording has recently come to light. Now available on
CD.
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Limited
Edition book "Of These Years I Sing".
The
story of Jacqui & Bridie on the road in songs,
pictures and
stories. £10 + postage |
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Also
now available on CD...
The following
original LPs.
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Jackie
& Bridie on Stage
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The Folk
World of Jackie & Bridie
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Jackie
& Bridie Live at The Liverpool
Philharmonic
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10th
Anniversary of the Coach House Folk Club
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A
Place in
the Choir
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How Can
You Keep from Singing
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Next Time
Around
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Our
Language
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The
Perfect Round
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Hold Back
the Dawn
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Here's to
You
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Tour of
Scotland
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'Tis a
Gift to be Simple
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Hello
Friend
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International
Garden Festival, Liverpool '84 - Official
Souvenir Recording
The following
EP (the first EP recorded by Jacqui &
Bridie)
The following
Singles
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We only
Needed Time/Come Me Little Son (unique
recording)
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Cathedral
in Our Time/Lord of the Dance (the first
item on sale at both the Liverpool
Anglican and Catholic Catherdrals at the
same time)
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I Was a
Maid/Scarborough Fair
If
you are interested in any of the above CD's (price £10
+ postage) please indicate next to the
title below and fill in your details and we will get in
touch as soon as possible, Thanks.
If
you'd prefer you can email
directly to ljmc.luing1@gmail.com
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