An Echo of Hooves

An Echo of Hooves

Infobox Album
Name = An Echo of Hooves
Type = studio
Artist = June Tabor


Released = 2003
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Genre = Folk
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"An Echo of Hooves" is a 2003 album by folk singer June Tabor.

There were many albums consisting entirely of Child ballads in the 60s and 70s. By the 90s, such albums became rare. This is an outstanding example from the twenty-first century. The "All Music Guide" said of this album "A stunning jewel in a remarkable career, and one of the best things Tabor’s ever released." Three of these songs have been recorded only twice before. June's singing is relatively undemonstrative, especially considering that murder is the main theme. The instrumental accompaniment is a counterpoint to the singing, rather than directly supportive of the tunes.

Track listing

# "Bonnie James Campbell" (Child 210) (words: trad/ tune: Tabor)
# "The Duke of Athole's Nurse" (Child 212) (trad)
# "The Battle of Otterburn" (Child 161) (trad)
# "Lord Maxwell's Last Goodnight" (Child 195) (words: trad/tune: Tabor)
# "Hughie Graeme" (Child 191) (words:trad/tune: Tabor & Emerson)
# "The Border Widow's Lament" (trad)
# "Fair Margaret and Sweet William" (Child 74) (trad)
# "Rare Willie" (Child 215) (trad)
# "Young Johnstone" (Child 88) (words:trad/ tune: trad & Tabor & Simpson)
# "The Cruel Mother" (Child 20) (trad)
# "Sir Patrick Spens" (Child 58) (words:trad/ tune: trad & Tabor)

Personnel

* June Tabor - vocals
* Huw Warren - piano, cello, piano accordion
* Mark Emerson - viola, violin, piano
* Tim Harries - double bass
* Martin Simpson - guitar
* Kathryn Tickell - Northumbrian pipes


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