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Puzzlejug : Let Us Be Merry
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English Traditional Songs of Christmas: Carols, wassails and readings. 5 voices accompanied by melodeon. fiddle, keyboard, mandoline, whistle etc
Genre: Folk: Traditional Folk
Release Date: 1996
Let Us Be Merry Record Label: Puzzlejug
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
The Holly and the Ivy 3:11 Album Only
A Virgin Unspotted 4:26 Album Only
List\' Our Merry Carol 3:11 Album Only
A Distant Scene/hark, Hark, What News the Angels Bring 3:59 Album Only
Divers and Lazarus 3:32 Album Only
Christmas Is Now Drawing Near At Hand 3:14 Album Only
On Christmas Night 2:29 Album Only
O Grand and O Bright 2:40 Album Only
While Shepherds Watched 3:39 Album Only
Cider With Rosie/as Joseph Was A-walking 2:46 Album Only
The Joys of Mary 3:04 Album Only
The High-low Well 2:38 Album Only
Sherborne Mummers\' Song 2:14 Album Only
Here We Come a Wandering/come All You Lucky Gentlemen 2:06 Album Only
Brockweir Wassail 2:02 Album Only
Buff Blow/the Cock Flew Up in the Yew Tree/we Wish You a Merry C 1:49 Album Only
Waysailing Bowl 4:18 Album Only
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Album Notes

Puzzlejug are a group of enthusiasts for the local folk music of Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds, the region of the UK East of Oxford in the West Midlands. Over the last few years, their songs have graced village halls, folk clubs, festivals, concerts and local radio. They take a pride in the research put into their material and put it across in a vibrant, entertaining manner. In many cases, members of the group have collected the songs from local traditional singers.

Some of the songs on this CD will be familiar to the listener, but perhaps in a different version, whilst others may be new. Many are recorded here for the first time.

Puzzlejug are Carol Davies (vocals, keyboard), Gwilym Davies (vocal, guitar, concertina, melodeon), Tony Poulter (vocal, mouth-organ), Geoff Ramshaw (vocal, fiddle, whistle, Northumbrian pipes), Colin Roffe (vocals, mandola, mandolin), with guest appearances from Terry Brenchley (vocal, fiddle), Paul Burgess (vocal, fiddle, recorder) and Mary-Ann Davies (vocal).

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