A curious album of anthropological insights into the Yorkshire psyche, interspersed with songs, tunes and curio. I nearly didn't buy this as I thought it may be a salmagundi of dire music. It actually is an interesting digest on certain Yorkshire traditions.
This record welcomes you in typical sounds, from the bells of the Minster to theatre mill driven hammers of an ancient Sheffield forge, from the story told by a Humber trawler skipper to the songs of Scarborough (guess which one?), the Dales and even a hymn composed by Anne Bronte.
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