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Fairport Convention Nine Mp3, Flac, Wma Fairport Convention Nine mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Nine Country: UK Style: Folk Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1560 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1295 mb WMA version RAR size: 1127 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 548 Other Formats: MOD WMA MP4 RA XM AIFF MIDI Tracklist Hide Credits The Hexhamshire Lass A1 Arranged By – Fairport*Lyrics By [From The Singing Of] – Bob DavenportMusic By – Trad.* Polly On The Shore A2 Arranged By [Lyrics] – D. Swarbrick*, T. Lucas*Lyrics By – Trad.*Music By – D. Pegg* The Brilliancy Medley & Cherokee Shuffle A3 Music By – Trad.* To Althea From Prison A4 Lyrics By – Richard Lovelace Music By – D. Swarbrick* Tokyo A5 Music By – J. Donahue* Bring 'Em Down B1 Music By, Lyrics By – T. Lucas* Big Woman B2 Lyrics By – T. Lucas*Music By, Lyrics By – D. Swarbrick* Pleasure & Pain B3 Music By, Lyrics By – D. Swarbrick*, T. Lucas* Possibly Parsons Green B4 Lyrics By – P. Roach*Music By, Lyrics By – T. Lucas* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Island Records Ltd. Copyright (c) – Island Records Ltd. Printed By – Robor Ltd. Published By – Warlock Music Ltd. Recorded At – Sound Techniques, London Mastered At – Sterling Sound Credits Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Trevor Lucas Artwork [Sleeve Design] – ''Wendy'' D.M., Phillip Stirling-Wall Bass Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals – Dave Pegg Drums, Percussion, Keyboards, Bass Guitar – Dave Mattacks Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Jerry Donahue Photography By – Brian Cooke Producer – Fairport Convention, Trevor Lucas Producer, Engineer – John Wood Violin, Viola, Mandolin, Vocals – Dave Swarbrick Notes Released in gatefold sleeve. Reissue with orange/yellow/blue/green Island labels. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A): ILPS 9246 A - 1 U STERLING Matrix / Runout (Side B): ILPS 9246 B - 1 U STERLING Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Fairport Nine (LP, ILPS 9246 Island Records ILPS 9246 UK 1973 Convention Album) Fairport Nine (LP, Album, SP-3603 A&M Records SP-3603 US 1973 Convention Promo) Fairport Nine (LP, SP-3603 A&M Records SP-3603 US 1973 Convention Album) 512 756-2, Fairport Nine (CD, Island Records, 512 756-2, UK 1992 IMCD 154 Convention Album) Island Masters IMCD 154 982 796-6, Fairport Nine (CD, Island Records, 982 796-6, UK 2005 IMCD 310 Convention Album, RE, RM) Island Remasters IMCD 310 Related Music albums to Nine by Fairport Convention Fairport Convention - Liege & Lief Lucas Hamming - Green Eyed Man Fairport Convention - John Lee Fairport Convention - Rising For The Moon Dave Swarbrick - Lift The Lid And Listen Austin Lucas With The Takers - Austin Lucas With The Takers Lucas De Ecija - Verdadero Flamenco Con Lucas De Ecija Fairport - Gottle O'Geer Fairport Convention - Rosie Fairport Convention - Full House.
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