After the Tempest
by Figgy Duff
- Type: Album
- Released: 1 January 1982
- Label: Boot
- Country: Canada
- Length: 38:12
- Community rating: 3.57/5 from 1 rating
Artists on this release: Emile Benoit, Dave Panting, William Shakespeare, Ian Bell, Kent Barrett, Noel Dinn, George Graves, Lenny Derose, Mark Wright, Joe Cooley, Derek Pelley, Pamela Morgan, Tom Treumuth, Rufus Guinchard
Album Notes & Community Reviews
The title of Figgy Duff's second album derives in part from the band's original score for a 1982 St. John's production of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest', represented on the record by 'Honour, Riches'. Bassist Derek Pelley joined for the sessions, and the same year the group prepared the folk opera 'A Nobleman's Wedding'.
Genres
Descriptors: acoustic, traditional, storytelling, female-vocals, folk
Tracklist
- Honour, Riches (Song From The Tempest) (3:21)
- Breakwater Boys Breakdown (2:01)
- Heel And Toe Polka / Paddy's Jig (2:00)
- A Sailor Courted A Farmer's Daughter (4:48)
- Centennial Highway Reel / Cooley's Reel (2:20)
- The Darby Ram (2:57)
- Auntie Mary / Brother's Jig (2:57)
- The Gypsy (3:10)
- The Ten Commandments (2:35)
- Lake St. John Reel / The Blackthorn Stick (2:16)
- Dans La Prison De Londres (3:35)
- Thomas And Nancy (5:20)
- Jim Rumbolt's Tune (0:52)
Credits
- Figgy Duff - primary artist, arranged by
- Geoff Butler - accordion [button], tin whistle
- Derek Pelley - bass, backing vocals [harmony vocals], arranged by
- Noel Dinn - drums, bodhr谩n, dulcimer [hammered], piano, music by, arranged by
- Dave Panting - electric guitar, vocals, mandolin, written-by
- Pamela Morgan - vocals, acoustic guitar, tin whistle, keyboards, synthesizer, arranged by
- Emile Benoit - written-by, written-by [brother's jig]
- Ian Bell - design
- Dan Kuntz - engineer
- George Graves - mastered by
- Lenny DeRose - mixed by
- Mark Wright - mixed by
- Kent Barrett - photography by
- Tom Treumuth - producer
- William Shakespeare - lyrics by
- Traditional - written-by
- Joe Cooley - written-by
- Rufus Guinchard - written-by