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Dorman Ralph

Dorman Ralph

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    Dorman Ralph
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    RALPH-CD1
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 2002000E

2000 ECMA Stompin' Tom Connors Award Winner

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  • 01 Captain Gulliver's Spree
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  • 02 Susan Strayed the Briny Beach
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  • 03 The Honest Fisherman
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  • 04 My God What a Crowd I Got
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  • 19 The Same Old Tale that the Crow Told Me
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Dorman Ralph

 

    Dorman Ralph

       Dorman Ralph

  2000 ECMA Stompin' Tom Connors Award Winner
 

Credits:

Recorded by Peter Narvaez in St. John's, Newfoundland on February 22, March 24, May 22 and 27, June 2 and 5, 1986.

Front cover photo: Ken Roul
Back cover photo: Len Penton

Mixed and mastered by Don Walsh, Daydeen Studios, St. John's, Newfoundland, July, 1999.

Layout and design: Chris Dixon, Robert Buck

Thanks to Julia Bishop, Holly Everett, Melanie McCarthy, Neil Rosenburg, Ken Roul, Memorial University Folklore and Language Archive (Philip Hiscock, archivist) and Gayle Tapper.

Special thanks to Len Penton for his efforts in making sure that so many people got to see and hear Dorman in performance.

Produced by Peter Narvaez and Jim Payne for SingSong Inc.

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