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Wally Whyton: Leave Them A Flower - It's Me Mum, minus 1
Wally Whyton war ein vielseitiger Künstler. In den letzten drei Jahrzehnten war er als Rundfunkmoderator bestens bekannt: Er bestritt mit Jim Lloyddie Sendung 'Country Meets Folk', um dann später ebenfalls beim BBC den wöchentlichen 'Country Club' zu übernehmen.
Seine Karriere begann in den 50er Jahren als Gründer und Sänger der legendären Skiffle-Gruppe The Vipers, und trug so zum Erfolg des kurzlebigen Skifflebooms bei. In den 60er Jahren begann er seine Karriere im Radio und Fernsehen (letztere als Partner und Alter-Ego der bekannten Puppen ‘Ollie Beak’ und ‘Pussycat Willum’). Dann etablierte er sich als herausragender Sänger in der britischen Folk Music-Szene. Sein Ruf ging über die Grenzen Englands und des Kontinents hinaus. In den Augen vieler Kritiker war er trotz allem ein unterbewerteter Liedermacher, obwohl sein Lied Leave Them A Flower ihm mit Sicherheit einen Platz in der Musikgeschichte sichert, als eines der ersten Lieder mit dem Umweltschutz als Thema, wenn nicht das erste dieser Art.
Hier kommen zwei unglaublich seltene Fontana-Alben aus den Sechzigern! Es sind keine Kinderalben, und es ist kein Skiffle; es ist klassische Folk Music - einige Originale, einiges geborgt, alles in Wally Whytons unnachahmlicher Art interpretiert.
Mit Begleitmusikern wie Danny Thompson, Jon Mark und Terry Cox und 27 Liedern wie Don't Send My Mother To Prison, Kentish Town Blues, The Auction, This Is The Life, The Rich And The Poor,
Bound For Borstal, Gentle On My Mind, Greenback Dollar, 1913 Massacre und Tomorrow Is A Long Time.
Artikeleigenschaften vonWally Whyton: Leave Them A Flower - It's Me Mum, minus 1
Interpret: Wally Whyton
Albumtitel: Leave Them A Flower - It's Me Mum, minus 1
Genre Country
Label Bear Family Records
- Preiscode AH
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127161581
- Gewicht in Kg: 0.115
Whyton, Wally - Leave Them A Flower - It's Me Mum, minus 1 CD 1 | ||||
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01 | Leave Them A Flower | Wally Whyton | ||
02 | This Is The Life | Wally Whyton | ||
03 | Kentish Town | Wally Whyton | ||
04 | The Rich And The Poor | Wally Whyton | ||
05 | Happy Jack | Wally Whyton | ||
06 | The Auction | Wally Whyton | ||
07 | It's All Over Now, Baby Blue | Wally Whyton | ||
08 | Banks Of Marble | Wally Whyton | ||
09 | Steel Rail Blues | Wally Whyton | ||
10 | Liza Jane | Wally Whyton | ||
11 | Mama, Let Me Out It On You | Wally Whyton | ||
12 | Bound For Borstal | Wally Whyton | ||
13 | The Last Thing On My Mind | Wally Whyton | ||
14 | Gentle On My Mind | Wally Whyton | ||
15 | Ballad Of The Bo Weevil | Wally Whyton | ||
16 | Don't Send My Mother To Prison | Wally Whyton | ||
17 | Little Red Hen | Wally Whyton | ||
18 | Tomorrow Is A Long Time | Wally Whyton | ||
19 | The Urge For Going | Wally Whyton | ||
20 | 1913 Massacre | Wally Whyton | ||
21 | San Francisco Bay Blues | Wally Whyton | ||
22 | Greenback Dollar | Wally Whyton | ||
23 | When Winter Comes | Wally Whyton | ||
24 | 900 Miles From Home | Wally Whyton | ||
25 | Underground Train | Wally Whyton | ||
26 | Leaving On A Jet Plane | Wally Whyton | ||
27 | Selma, Alabama (April, 1965) | Wally Whyton |
REMEMBERING WALLY WHYTON
If it weren’t for Wally Whyton, I probably wouldn’t have been in country music for the past 25 years or so. In fact, when I first met him, I had nothing whatsoever to do with music or the entertainment industry at all but was working in export sales. Of course I was very well aware of him though, first having bought various Vipers’ records a decade earlier and then watching his career develop as a leading children’s television presenter (in the company of Ollie Beak and Pussycat Willum) and a major figure on the British folk music scene.
It was on October 4, 1969, that I first met Wal. It was at London’s Playhouse Theatre where ‘Country meets Folk’, that unique weekly radio show that he co-hosted with Jim Lloyd, was recorded and I was there on behalf of the BCMA (British Country Music Association) on the eve of its first ever trip to the USA. As such a trip had never been organised before - with around 80 country enthusiasts on board, and all eager to set their sights on Nashville - it was a news story that the show was interested in covering, and the BCMA landed me the job as its’ voice! So it was with awe and trepidation that I approached Wally Whyton that particular Saturday morning, not only because our two ways of life were utterly alien to each other but also because who he was. Also I had never been on radio before and, to make things worse, ‘Country Meets Folk’ was recorded before an audience. The result was a complete disaster as far as I was concerned - noticeably nervous, I stammered, got my facts wrong and, to this day, amazed how I got through the ordeal! But it was thanks to Wal. He was a great comforter and, with calming words, eased me through the experience. After it was all over he invited me to come on the show after the trip was over but, in the more immediate future, around to the pub for a pint and the chance to spend some time with the others involved with ‘Country Meet Folk’. It was the beginning of a wonderful and lasting friendship.
It was around the same time that the albums ‘It’s Me Mum’ and ‘Leave Them A Flower’ made their appearances, with the latter’s title track assuring Wal’s place in musical history books as it received international publicity as a conservation anthem. Indeed it was among the first – if not the first – of the conservation songs ever written. Now Bear Family Records has gathered together the original recordings, remastered them and slotted them on one compact disc. And what better way to remember a dear friend – as he was a dear friend (whether they had met him or not) to a multitude of record buyers, concert and television audiences, and radio listeners – than have a few of his other friends and associates recall a few memories of those days of ‘Country Meets Folk’, a programme that was more a way of life than a radio show! The comments that follow are merely the tip of the iceberg: unfortunately space does not allow for the many, many others who would have dearly loved to recall a personal memory or two.
TONY BYWORTH (country music journalist/consultant)
Leave Them A Flower brings back so many happy memories of 'Country meets Folk' - in those days, would you believe - on BBC Radio 1!! The photo on the front cover of the original album, amongst all that building rubble, was taken by the construction of the flyover of the Marylebone Road across the Edgeware Road - that's a long time ago! Also in the photo is Wal's famous 'Pak-a-Mac’, which he carried with him for many a year, especially when he was off to support Arsenal, immediately after 'C.m.F.' came off the air. Wal was always conservation minded, long before it became fashionable. In fact, at his instigation, we had a very successful Conservation Special on 'C.m.F.', when listeners sent their own compositions of conservation songs, and the guest groups and artists sang them on the show. Wal's easy manner, and amiable personality belied just how deeply he felt about people, and the mutilation of our countryside in the name of progress. Today, if my wonderful mate was still with us, he would be the number one Eco-Warrior!
BILL BEBB (producer 'Country meets Folk')
So there we were on Concord (sans Euro “E”) - Wally Whyton, Brian Trubshaw and me, ‘Brock’, at a super Farnborough Air Show. We waiting for the cue for Brian Trubshaw - principal test-pilot of that magnificent and world beat aircraft - to make the opening announcement, live from the cockpit, for a very special ‘Country Meets Folk’ coming ‘live’ from a marquee in the Farnborough grounds, where the excitement was in tents at the air show!
Wally and I had about 50 seconds to exit ‘Conk’ and get on the stage in the tent, but we made it … real pro’s always do! Just one of the hundreds of happy memories of working with dear Wal over the seven and a half years of ‘Country meets Folk’ (and ‘Both Sides Now’), and all the broadcasts, tv’s and p.a.’s we did together.
Always a joy to work with … Wal, the consummate pro., was always ‘in command’ of any situation – and we sure had some hairy ones on many a live ‘CmF’. Overrunning, underrunning, artists still in the pub when they should have been in the studio – with me running over to the ‘Sherlock Holmes’ to round ‘em in, and pausing for a quick half the while, naturally, and listening to the show on the landlord’s radio to get a rough idea when I was ‘on’ again.
With producer Bill Bebb - ‘Master of Calm’ - John, Chris and Nick behind the glass (or should I say glasses), what a fab. team we had …… and the liaison between the box and the stage (don’t ask) was ‘somethin’ else’ - with Dear Wal surfing that sea of music, words and split-second timing, and never once falling off his ‘hoss’ - or even on his ass! What a fantastic achievement and, I think, a well earned and fitting tribute to my dearly loved ol’ mate and buddy Wallace Victor Whyton.
May our Dear Lord grant him a share in his eternal kingdom, and a place at the front mike in the great studio in the sky. I will always miss him.
BRIAN BROCKLEHURST (double bass player extraodinaire/session musician)
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