Jed Grimes & Steven Linstead - Black Snow Roadshow - The Album FLAC
- Darsteller: Jed Grimes & Steven Linstead
- Album: Black Snow Roadshow - The Album
- Etikett: Snap Tin Records
- Katalog #: STCD 011
- FLAC: 1010 mb
- Freigegeben: 2018
- Land: UK
- Stil: Folk, Spoken Word
- Bewertung: 4.2/5
- Abstimmungen: 236
- Kategorie: Audio-Dateien / Folk - Country

Trackliste
1 | Down In A Coal Mine |
2 | Byker Hill |
3 | Geordie Black |
4 | Pit Boots |
5 | The Oaks LamentKeyboards, Synthesizer, Percussion – Rob FileWritten By – Jed Grimes |
6 | Guard Yer Man WeelSynthesizer, Beats – Rob FileWritten By – Johnny Handle |
7 | Lead Kindly LightWritten By – Dykes, Newman |
8 | Salt O' T'EarthWritten By – Steven Linstead |
9 | MinersWritten By – Wilfred Owen |
10 | The Old Miner |
11 | Collier (The Enemy Within)Written By – Mike Harding |
12 | Any Way The Wind BlowsWritten By – Rod Clements |
13 | The ExplosionWritten By – Philip Larkin |
14 | Going To The MineWritten By – Johnny Handle |
15 | Guard Yer Man Weel (reprise) |
Credits
- Banjo – Jed Grimes (tracks: 2,15)
- Bouzouki – Jed Grimes (tracks: 15)
- Engineer, Mixed By, Mastered By – Mark Sturgess, Rob File (tracks: 2,15)
- Guitar – Jed Grimes (tracks: 2,3,5,7,8,10,11,13,14,15)
- Lead Vocals – Jed Grimes (tracks: 2,3,8,9,10,11,13,14), Steven Linstead (tracks: 1,3,4,6,7,12,14)
- Recorded By [Additional Recoring] – Robin Garside
- Written By – Traditional (tracks: 6,7,8,10,11)
Hinweise
A CD of songs and readings to accompany the documentary, Black Snow, about the explosions which occurred at the Oaks Colliery, Hoyle Mill, Barnsley in South Yorkshire on December 12th 1866 resulting in the death of possibly as many as 383 miners and rescuers - the worst ever mining disaster in the UK.
Steven Linstead wrote and directed the film and co-produced it with cinematographer Andy Lawrence.
The film tells three interlocking stories: the story of a historical community devastated by the disaster, struggling to survive; the story of a contemporary community , decimated by the loss of industry, rediscovering itself in the struggle to remember; and the story of a sculptor, Graham Ibbeson, striving to make one last masterpiece.
The film was made with the support of the UK Heritage Lottery Fund, the National Union of Mineworkers, and People and Mining.