
- Performer The Copper Family
- Title A Song For Every Season
- Date of release 1971
- Country UK
- Style Folk, Vocal, Ballad
- Other formats AUD ASF AU RA VOX AA WAV
- Genre Folk music
- Size MP3 1302 mb
- Size FLAC 1711 mb
- Rating: 4.3
- Votes: 827
The Copper Family's involvement with music goes back much further than the visit by Le. Bob and Ron collaborated on a second album for the English Folk Dance & Song Society. Following Ron's death in 1979, Copper continued to perform and record with his son, John, and daughter, Jill. A four-CD box set of the Copper Family's recordings was released by Leader. Copper's memoirs, A Song for Every Season, was published in 1971. Thirty years later, he received a lifetime achievement award from BBC Radio 2. A group of Bob's grandchildren has also performed as the Young Coppers.
The Copper Family are a family of singers of traditional, unaccompanied English folk song. Originally from Rottingdean, near Brighton, Sussex, England, the nucleus of the family now live in the neighbouring village of Peacehaven . Bob wrote several books about the family and its songs, beginning with the widely acclaimed A Song For Every Season in 1971. The accompanying 4-LP set (now a collector's item) found Bob and Ron singing alongside Bob's daughter Jill and son John, bringing a further generation into the family tradition. The death of Ron was followed by the introduction of Jill's husband Jon into the core line-up, and some of Bob's grandchildren began to appear with the group.
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On this song from its classic 1971 album "The Wall," Pink Floyd asks, "Mother, do you think they'll like this song?" They certainly did. LL Cool J's "Mama Said Knock You Out". While we're pretty sure Mama wouldn't approve of violence or forgetting to take out the garbage, she's bound to appreciate an LL classic that samples James Brown and Sly and the Family Stone. John Lennon's song "Mother" is actually a song written for both his parents - his father left when Lennon was only an infant, and his mother was killed in a car crash when he was 17. Boyz II Men's "A Song for Mama". A staple of any Mother's Day playlist, this Boyz II Men ballad is about a family held together by a mother's traditions. Elvis Presley's "Mama Liked The Roses"
Tater Beer Night | |
A1 | Dame Durden |
A2 | By The Green Grove |
A3 | Spencer The Rover |
A4 | Charming Molly |
A5 | Sweep Chimney Sweep |
A6 | Rose Of AllandaleMusic By – S. Nelson*Words By – Charles Jefferys |
B1 | Pleasant Month Of May |
B2 | When Spring Comes On |
B3 | Spotted Cow |
B4 | Wop She 'Ad It-Io |
B5 | A Week Before Easter |
B6 | Brisk And Lively Lad |
Black Ram | |
C1 | Sheep Shearing Song |
C2 | Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy |
C3 | Claudy Banks |
C4 | Sweet Lemeney |
C5 | Corduroy |
D1 | Come All Bold Britons |
D2 | No John No |
D3 | The Shepherd's Song |
D4 | Thousands Or More |
D5 | Shepherd Of The Downs |
D6 | As I Walked Out |
Hollerin' Pot | |
E1 | Seaman Bold |
E2 | When Adam Was First Created |
E3 | A Lawyer Bold |
E4 | Gentlemen Of High Renown |
E5 | My Love Has Gone |
E6 | Battle Of Alma |
F1 | Warlike Seaman |
F2 | Brisk And Bonny Lad |
F3 | Sportsmen Arouse |
F4 | Admiral Benbow |
F5 | Wind Across The Moor |
F6 | Oh Good Ale |
Turn O' The Year | |
G1 | Shepherds Arise |
G2 | Softly The NIght |
G3 | Christmas Song |
G4 | Babes In The Wood |
G5 | The Dying Soldier |
H1 | Brisk Young Ploughboy |
H2 | Heigh Ho Sing Ivy |
H3 | Jolly Good Song |
H4 | Two Young Brethren |
H5 | The Ploughshare |
H6 | Come Write Me Down |
Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
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LEAB 404 | The Copper Family* | A Song For Every Season (4xLP + Box, RE) | Leader | LEAB 404 | UK | Unknown |
LEAB 404 | The Copper Family* | A Song For Every Season (4xLP + Box, RE) | Leader | LEAB 404 | UK | 1975 |
LED 2067 | The Copper Family* | Tracks From "A Song For Every Season" (A Sampler) (LP, Smplr) | Leader | LED 2067 | UK | 1975 |
LEAB 404 | The Copper Family* | A Song For Every Season (4xLP + Box) | Leader | LEAB 404 | UK | 1971 |