The Bonny Pit Laddie
The High Level Ranters (Northumbian traditional musical group)
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The High Level Ranters are a Northumbrian traditional musical group founded in 1964, best known for being one of the first bands in the revival of the Northumbrian smallpipes. The name was chosen as a combination of the location of the Bridge Folk Club at the north end of the High Level Bridge in Newcastle upon Tyne, where they all played, and from the Cheviot Ranters, a famous Northumberland dance band operating in the Alnwick area from about 1953 to 1996. más sobre The High Level Ranters →
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Canciones
- A1 The Hewer
- A2 Doon The Wagon Way
- A3 A Miner's Life
- A4 I Wish Pay Friday Wad Come
- A5 The Auchengeich Disaster
- A6 The Collier's Rant
- A7 Farewell To The Monty
- B1 The Putter
- B2 Little Chance
- B3 My Gaffer's Bait
- B4 The Coal Owner And The Pitman's Wife
- B5 The Blackleg Miners
- B6 The Miners' Lockout
- B7 The South Medomsley Strike
- C1 The Durham Lockout
- C2 Aa'm Glad The Strike's Done
- C3 The Collier's Pay Week (Poem With Instrumental Section) Cut And Dry / Sucess To The Coal Trade / My Lad Is O'er Bonny For The Coal Trade
- C4 I'll Have A Collier
- C5 Instrumental Section : I'll Make Her Fain To Follow Me / The Joyful Days Are Coming / Get Her Bo
- D1 The Stoneman's Song
- D2 The Hartley Calamity
- D3 Bonnie Woodha'
- D4 The Banks Of The Dee
- D5 The Bonnie Pit Laddie
- D6 The Bonnie Pit Laddie
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