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Various the Horn of the Hunter. the End of Hunting with Hounds Mp3, Flac, Wma Various The Horn Of The Hunter. The End Of Hunting With Hounds mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Non Music / Folk, World, & Country Album: The Horn Of The Hunter. The End Of Hunting With Hounds Country: UK Released: 2010 Style: Public Broadcast, Spoken Word MP3 version RAR size: 1732 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1578 mb WMA version RAR size: 1872 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 894 Other Formats: ASF FLAC ADX MP1 AIFF DXD AUD Tracklist Hide Credits 1 The Echoing Horn 0:41 Farewell Part 1 2 2:34 Composed By – Ian McMillan Performer, Composed By – John Tams Here We Go A Hunting 3 4:02 Composed By – Jez LowePerformer – Bob Fox Farewell Part 2 4 1:41 Composed By – Ian McMillan Performer, Composed By – John Tams Hounds Of The Meynall 5 4:09 Arranged By – Kendrick*Performer – Keith KendrickWritten-By – Trad* On Horseback 6 4:47 Composed By – Jez LowePerformer – Kellie While King George Hunt 7 5:01 Composed By – Dave BurlandPerformer – Lester Simpson Good Dog And True 8 5:57 Composed By – Jez LowePerformer – Bob Fox 9 The Hunt 2:05 Dido Bendigo 10 5:55 Arranged By – Kendrick*Composed By – TraditionalPerformer – Keith Kendrick The Fox 11 6:04 Composed By – Jez LowePerformer – Kellie While Saboteurs Song 12 5:02 Performer, Composed By – Jez Lowe The House On The Hill 13 5:46 Composed By – Jez LowePerformer – Barry Coope The Green Hare 14 1:38 Arranged By – M Simpson*Composed By – TraditionalPerformer – Martin Simpson 15 Farewell Part 3 1:31 Companies, etc. Produced For – BBC Radio 2 Produced At – Smooth Operations Distributed By – Proper Music Distribution Published By – Topic Published By – Lowe Life Music Published By – Copyright Control Published By – Circuit Music Ltd. Credits Design [Series Designer] – Bryan Ledgard Editor [Series Interviews] – Annie Grundy Executive-Producer [Series] – John Leonard Interviewer – Vince Hunt Interviewer [Additional Interviews] – Carmela DiClemente Music Director [Associate], Performer – Graeme Taylor Music Director, Performer – John Tams Performer – Andy Cutting, Barry Coope, Bob Fox, Chris While, Fi Fraser, Jez Lowe, John Cocking, John McCusker, Keith Kendrick, Kellie While, Ken Green, Lester Simpson, Martin Simpson Performer, Producer [Music Series], Engineer – Andy Seward Presenter [Radio Announcer] – Alan Dedicoat Notes First broadcast Monday 13 March 2006 Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 8 05520 21307 3 Matrix / Runout (Inner): CA DELPH003 @@ Matrix / Runout (Outer): IFPI LY88 10/27/2010 8.05.06 AM 0000653626 Mastering SID Code: IFPI LY88 Mould SID Code: IFPI 1288 Related Music albums to The Horn Of The Hunter. The End Of Hunting With Hounds by Various Kendrick Andy - What of The Wicked Keith Kendrick & Sylvia Needham - Well Dressed Ken Thorne, John Williams , Giorgio Moroder - Superman II / III (Original Soundtracks) Daryl Hall & John Oates Featuring David Ruffin & Eddie Kendrick - A Nite At The Apollo Live! Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly Alex Bell And The Phones - It's Your Dime Kendrick Lamar - Damn. Kendrick Lamar - Graham Kendrick - Shine Kendrick Lamar - The Blacker The Berry Daryl Hall & John Oates With David Ruffin & Eddie Kendrick - Live At The Apollo The Cleveland Quartet - The Farewell Recording.
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