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Charles Parker
95 songs
Total 95 songs
| Title | Rating | Play |
|---|---|---|
When you hew a lump of coalThe Big Hewer • 1:21 | ||
Out of the dirt and darkness I was bornThe Big Hewer • 3:46 | ||
Schoolday's over; come on then, JohnThe Big Hewer • 2:32 | ||
Now don't be lateThe Big Hewer • 2:17 | ||
You're at the pit bankThe Big Hewer • 2:39 | ||
Oh dear, the experience to go down the pitThe Big Hewer • 5:55 | ||
When I am down the pitThe Big Hewer • 1:54 | ||
So now you know how coal is gotThe Big Hewer • 3:25 | ||
Jimmy, come back, come backThe Big Hewer • 2:24 | ||
Yes... he was working next to meThe Big Hewer • 4:05 | ||
And yet it's good to come from the pitThe Big Hewer • 1:33 | ||
Three hundred years I hewed at the coal by handThe Big Hewer • 2:47 | ||
Down in the darkThe Big Hewer • 2:44 | ||
In Durham and Northumberland, I'm sorry for to sayThe Big Hewer • 2:40 | ||
A miner has to possess that sense of humourThe Big Hewer • 3:20 | ||
Coal is a thing that's cost life to getThe Big Hewer • 5:39 | ||
Today, safety is the prime factorThe Big Hewer • 4:54 | ||
Deep down in a man's heartThe Big Hewer • 4:18 | ||
Up jumped the herring, the king of the sea...Singing the Fishing • 2:03 | ||
Come all you gallant fishermen...Singing the Fishing • 1:53 | ||
It's up with the dawn...Singing the Fishing • 4:45 | ||
Years ago, you started very young...Singing the Fishing • 4:23 | ||
I started to go to sea in 1892...Singing the Fishing • 1:49 | ||
So it's off with a boiler full of steam...Singing the Fishing • 3:54 | ||
When the wind is freshening...Singing the Fishing • 5:00 | ||
What shall it profit a fisherman...Singing the Fishing • 2:53 | ||
It's busk ye, my lads, get you up on the deck...Singing the Fishing • 2:30 | ||
There's no feeling like coming into harbour...Singing the Fishing • 3:14 | ||
Came a'ye fisher lassies...Singing the Fishing • 3:32 | ||
Up jumped the herring...Singing the Fishing • 10:25 | ||
Cwa, ye herring fishermen...Singing the Fishing • 4:35 | ||
A' the week your man's away...Singing the Fishing • 3:54 | ||
Wi' our nets and gear...Singing the Fishing • 2:05 | ||
Our ships are small...Singing the Fishing • 2:42 | ||
John Axon was a railway man...The Ballad of John Axon • 3:22 | ||
It was 4 a.m. that Saturday...The Ballad of John Axon • 1:55 | ||
The iron road road is a hard road...The Ballad of John Axon • 9:52 | ||
It doesn't matter where you come from...The Ballad of John Axon • 5:55 | ||
The rain was gently falling...The Ballad of John Axon • 2:14 | ||
Come all you British loco men...The Ballad of John Axon • 3:38 | ||
The repair was done...The Ballad of John Axon • 3:14 | ||
I may be a wage slave on Monday...The Ballad of John Axon • 4:27 | ||
Come all you young maidens...The Ballad of John Axon • 2:39 | ||
Steam train, steam train...The Ballad of John Axon • 3:53 | ||
Under the large injector steam-valve...The Ballad of John Axon • 3:17 | ||
The engine had reached the distant signal...The Ballad of John Axon • 11:36 | ||
On the 3rd of May 1957...The Ballad of John Axon • 2:03 | ||
IntroductionSong of a Road: A Radio Ballad About the Building of the M1 Motorway • 2:19 | ||
We usually finish the shift in the pub...Song of a Road: A Radio Ballad About the Building of the M1 Motorway • 1:04 | ||
I think it's the soil...Song of a Road: A Radio Ballad About the Building of the M1 Motorway • 2:49 |
