No Artist - Sounds Of Bristol - A Portrait Of Bristol In Sounds, Dialect & Song flac mp3 download

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A1	–Fred Wedlock	Virtute Et Industrial Vocals – Bev Dewar, Fred Wedlock, Richard DewarWritten-By – Adge Cutler
A2	–No Artist	Fanfare From The City Trumpeters
A3	–No Artist	The Bells Of St Mary Redcliffe
A4	–No Artist	Peacocks At Clifton Zoo
A5	–No Artist	Opening Ceremony Of The Pie Poudre Court Read By The Sergeant-At-Mace, Bristol Tolzey Court
A6	–No Artist	Great George
A7	–No Artist	"Harry Brown" Under Clifton Suspension Bridge
A8	–No Artist	Quarter Jacks Of Christ Church With St Ewen In Broad Street
B	–Geoffrey Woodruff	An Illustrated Exposition Of Bristol, Dialect And Humour By The Recognized Master Of Those Arts - Geoffrey Woodruff

Credits

• Artwork By – Terry Brace, Plastic Dog Graphics, Bristol
• Narrator – Geoffrey Woodruff
• Photography – Reece Winstone, A.R.P.S.
• Recorded By [Additional] – Edwin Mickleburgh
• Recorded By, Edited By, Producer – Gef. Lucena*

Notes

Tracks A1 to A8 are presented as one continuous track with dialogue throughout by Geoffrey Woodruff.

The record was issued in both sepia and black and white sleeves. "Virtute Et Industrial" is the City of Bristol's motto. Track A7 is a recording of The Harry Brown, a battered old boat, which meandered up and down the River Avon until the late 1970s, and which was famously (in Bristol, at least) immortalised on a postcard with the legend, "River Avon Driftwood".

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SD 245	No Artist	Sounds Of Bristol - A Portrait Of Bristol In Sounds, Dialect & Song ‎(7", Mono)	Saydisc	SD 245	UK	1973