Traditional English Love Songs

Born in the late 19th century, Harry Cox was an English farm laborer from the East Anglian coast, remembered for his rich repertoire of traditional songs and mastery of the unaccompanied style of singing in his native Norfolk dialect. He was among the most influential traditional singers of the English folk revival of the mid-20th century, inspiring the likes of Shirley Collins, Martin Carthy, and many more. Traditional English Love Songs, recorded less than a decade before Cox's death and originally released by Folk-Legacy Records, offers nuanced, authentic, and highly detailed performances of the singing tradition of rural east England from one of its most consequential but often uncelebrated tradition-bearers.

Track Listing

101	Seventeen Come Sunday Harry Cox	02:40
102	The Spotted Cow Harry Cox	01:44
103	Next Monday Morning Harry Cox	03:04
104	The Greasy Cook Harry Cox	01:57
105	Colin And Phoebe Harry Cox	04:01
106	The Birmingham Man Harry Cox	04:23
107	A Week of Matrimony Harry Cox	04:33
108	The Bonny Labouring Boy Harry Cox	03:25
109	The Female Drummer Harry Cox	04:13
110	The Squire and the Gypsy* Harry Cox	02:34
111	Marrowbones Harry Cox	01:50
112	The Groggy Old Tailor Harry Cox	03:25
113	Up to the Rigs of London Harry Cox	03:37
114	The Old German Musicianer Harry Cox	03:30