Gallant Lads are We: Songs of the British Industrial Revolution

Louis Killen was one of the major players in the British folk music revival during the 1950s and ‘60s. Drawing from his extensive collection of English ballads and folk songs, Killen compiled this collection of songs from 19th century industrial Great Britain. Unaccompanied, Killen’s voice is strong and clear, as is underlying message of these songsthat "The Factory Girl" and "The Cropper Lads" would not be defeated.
Track Listing
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The Coal Owner and the Pitman's Wife | Louis Killen | 2:36 | |
102
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The Banks Of The Dee | Louis Killen | 2:43 | |
103
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The Recruited Collier | Louis Killen | 2:39 | |
104
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Pit Boots | Louis Killen | 1:50 | |
105
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The Factory Girl | Louis Killen | 4:06 | |
106
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AA Cud Hew | Louis Killen | 2:38 | |
107
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The Dalesman's Litany | Louis Killen | 3:08 | |
108
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Charles Docherty | Louis Killen | 2:35 | |
109
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The Jolly Grinder | Louis Killen | 2:24 | |
110
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Paddy Works On The Railway | Louis Killen | 2:39 | |
111
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In The Sidings | Louis Killen | 2:51 | |
112
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The Four Loom Weaver | Louis Killen | 2:48 | |
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The Cropper Lads | Louis Killen | 1:45 |