REYNARDINE

Created on 21/04/2005
Latest update on 14/10/2023

Artist: A.L. Lloyd
Author: Tom Cook
Label: Tradition
Year: 1956

Bert Lloyd was inspired by two oraly transmitted stanzas, collected in Sussex in 1904, but gave the lyrics more bite: His teeth did brightly shine instead of His eyes....

Covers:

1964:

Davy Graham & Shirley Collins [for Decca]

1967:

Buffy Sainte-Marie

1968:

Archie Fisher

1969:

Martin Carthy [with Dave Swarbrick]

1969:

Fairport Convention [on Liege & Lief; their oldest version was for the BBC (John Peel session)]

1971:

Anne Briggs [a cappella]

1971:

Bert Jansch

1972:

Eddie & Finbar Furey

1976:

June Tabor

1977:

John Renbourn

1986:

Peggy Seeger

1990:

Pentangle [with Bert Jansch]

1998:

Coope, Boyes & Simpson

2001:

Maddy Prior

2006:

Isobel Campbell

2010:

Carolina Chocolate Drops

Favorite ballad in Ireland, England (also as Upon The Mountains High) and North America (since the 19th century on broadsides). Continental Europe has its own Reynard tradition (coming from Dutch Zeeuws Vlaanderen and the Flemish Waasland region since the 14th century. John & Alan Lomax collected a Rhinordine in 1934 in Austin Texas with the Gant Family (L.o.C.)

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