Biography:
Fairport Convention is often credited with being one of the first English folk rock bands. Formed in 1967, Fairport rapidly developed from playing cover versions of American 'west coast' music to an individual style which melded rock music with traditional English folk tunes and songs.
Like their peers The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield and Jefferson Airplane they were blessed with several considerable individual talents and produced music that -at least initially- was eclectic, as well as exploratory.
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- Angel Delight
- Around The Wild Cape Horn
- Autopsy
- Banbury Fair
- Banks Of The Sweet Primroses
- Best Wishes
- Bird On The Wire
- Book Song
- Breakfast In Mayfair
- Bring Em Down
- Bring Me Back My Feathers
- Cajun Woman
- Cell Song
- Celtic Moon
- Chelsea Morning
- Claudy Banks
- Clear Water
- Close To The Wind
- Closing Time
- Come All Ye
- Crazy Man Michael
- Dark Eyed Molly
- Dawn
- Decameron
- Devils Work
- Diamonds And Gold
- Doctor Of Physick
- Dont Leave Too Soon
- Eastern Rain
- Eynsham Poacher
- Farewell Farewell
- Fotheringay
- Genesis Hall
- George Jackson
- Ginnie
- Home Is Where The Heart Is
- Honour And Praise
- How Many Times
- How Many Times Do You Have To Fall
- Hungarian Rhapsody
- I Dont Know Where I Stand
- I Wandered By A Brookside
- If I Had A Ribbon Bow
- If Stomp
- Ill Keep It With Mine
- Im Already There
- Iron Lion
- Its Alright Ma Its Only Witchcraft
- Jack O Diamonds
- Jesus On The Mainline
- John Condon
- John Gaudie
- John My Son
- Knights Of The Road
- Lady Of Pleasure
- Let It Go
- Little Did I Think
- London Danny
- London River
- Lord Marlborough
- Love At First Sight
- Madeleine
- Matthew Mark Luke And John
- Matty Groves
- Meet On The Ledge
- Million Dollar Bash
- Morning Glory
- My Girl
- My Love Is In America
- Naughty Sailors Alphabet
- Neil Gows Apprentice
- No Mans Land
- Nottamun Town
- Now Be Thankful
- One More Chance
- One Sure Thing
- Open The Door Richard
- Our Bus Rolls On
- Over The Next Hill
- Percys Song
- Pleasure And Pain
- Polly On The Shore
- Poor Will And The Jolly Hangman
- Red And Gold
- Restless
- Reunion Hill
- Reynardine
- Rising For The Moon
- Rocky Road
- Rosemarys Sister
- Rosie
- Ruis Guitar
- Sailors Alphabet
- Set Me Up
- She Moved Through The Fair
- She Moves Through The Fair
- Si Tu Dois Partir
- Sir Patrick Spens
- Six Days On The Road
- Sloth Just A Roll
- Some Sweet Day
- Step By Step
- Stranger To Himself
- Sun Shade
- Suzanne
- Tale In Hard Time
- Talking About My Love
- Tam Lin
- The Ballad Of Easy Rider
- The Deserter
- The Fossil Hunter
- The Heart Of The Song
- The Hiring Fair
- The Journeymans Grace
- The Last Waltz
- The Man In The Water
- The Naked Highwayman
- The Plainsman
- The Poor Ditching Boy
- The Time Is Near
- The Vision
- Theodores Song
- Three Drunken Maidens
- Time Will Show The Wiser
- To Althea From Prison
- Travelling By Steam
- Wake Up John The Hanging Song
- Wandering Man
- Wat Tyler
- What Is True
- White Dress
- Who Knows Where The Time Goes
- Wizard Of The Worldly Game
- You Never Wanted Me
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The baby that the preacher gave you in the Spring
Spent the winter with his finger in the undertaker's ring
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Oh Cajun woman, some people still call you a queen
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I don’t believe you’re sinking but look at all the trouble you’ve been
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He grew up in the bayou with a bible ‘round his neck
He never loved a woman the way you would expect
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Oh Cajun woman, some people still call you a queen
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I don’t believe you’re sinking but look at all the trouble you’ve been
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Don't tell him 'bout his Father, don't tell him 'bout his name
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Oh Cajun woman, some people still call you a queen
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I don’t believe you’re sinking but look at all the trouble you’ve been
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Well it’s welcome to the graveyard and welcome to the throne
Welcome to the orphanage where your family sit and moan
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Welcome to the liquor store and welcome to the poor
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Your momma never told you how lucky you are
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Oh Cajun woman, some people still call you a queen
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I don’t believe you’re sinking but look at all the trouble you’ve been
Great song from Fairport Convention's Unhalfbricking album. Written by Richard
Thomson and lead vocals by Sandy Denny backed by everyone else except for Iain
Matthews who was unfortunately kicked out of the band during this album's recording.
The baby that the preacher gave you in the Spring
Spent the winter with his finger in the undertaker's ring
F C
Oh Cajun woman, some people still call you a queen
G F C G
I don’t believe you’re sinking but look at all the trouble you’ve been
C
He grew up in the bayou with a bible ‘round his neck
He never loved a woman the way you would expect
F C
Oh Cajun woman, some people still call you a queen
G F C G
I don’t believe you’re sinking but look at all the trouble you’ve been
C
Don't tell him 'bout his Father, don't tell him 'bout his name
The Gods won't get to Heaven if you crucify his brain
F C
Oh Cajun woman, some people still call you a queen
G F C G
I don’t believe you’re sinking but look at all the trouble you’ve been
C
Well it’s welcome to the graveyard and welcome to the throne
Welcome to the orphanage where your family sit and moan
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Welcome to the liquor store and welcome to the poor
C
Your momma never told you how lucky you are
F C
Oh Cajun woman, some people still call you a queen
G F C G
I don’t believe you’re sinking but look at all the trouble you’ve been
Great song from Fairport Convention's Unhalfbricking album. Written by Richard
Thomson and lead vocals by Sandy Denny backed by everyone else except for Iain
Matthews who was unfortunately kicked out of the band during this album's recording.
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