Enoch Kent, I'm A Workin' Chap - 56m 16s

Tracks & Durations

1. I'm a Workin' Chap	4:59
2. Jamie Foyers	2:59
3. Green Eyes	3:29
4. Van Diemen's Land	3:52
5. The Farm Auction	4:43
6. Floor of Northumberland	3:47
7. The Widows o' War	3:28
8. My Father's Cause	3:49
9. Collier Laddie	4:24
10. A Drunk Man Looks at the Weavin'	3:04
11. The Bonniest Lass	3:20
12. Laird o' the Dinty Doon	2:33
13. No More Cod on the Banks	2:59
14. Tales of a Favourite Lass	5:01
15. I'll Lay Ye Doon Love	3:39

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Review

I'm A Workin' Chap by Scottish-Canadian folksinger Enoch Kent, is a 15-track collection of songs in the traditional Scottish style, with much Canadian subject matter, giving this music a unique cultural blend. The melody of Garnet Rogers' beautiful instrumental, "Green Eyes", has also been put to verse, and Enoch offers powerful renditions of Ewan MacColl's "Jamie Foyers", as well as outstanding interpretations of such traditional material as "Van Diemen's Land", "Flo'or of Northumberland", and "Collier Laddie".

Accompanying Enoch (guitar and vocals) are:

Ian Bell (guitar)
Shelley Brown (flute, background vocals)
Tim Harrison (guitar)
Tam Kearney (background vocals)
Lawrence Stevenson (fiddle)

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