Released 30 years ago
The Guv'nor vol 4
Ashley Hutchings · 1996
55 min · 19 tracks · rock music
A folk-infused tapestry intertwining traditional melodies with contemporary storytelling, creating a vivid sonic landscape.
Top tracks — play these first
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Fotheringay — This track beautifully balances lyrical storytelling with melodic simplicity, showcasing Hutchings' ability to breathe new life into traditional material.
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Both Sides Now — Hutchings' rendition offers a contemplative twist on Joni Mitchell's classic, emphasizing emotional depth through his distinctive vocal delivery.
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The Electric Guitar Is King — This track stands out for its playful critique of modern musical trends, blending humor with a catchy melody that highlights Hutchings' wit.
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Personent Hodie — The arrangement captures the essence of traditional carols while infusing them with fresh energy, making it a memorable piece on the album.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Both Sides Now 3:11
- 2 Fotheringay 3:06
- 3 Mistress’s Health Medley 3:24
- 4 Quaker’s Wife / Little Burnt Potato 3:17
- 5 Here We Come A-Wassailling 1:31
- 6 Holm’s Fancy / Cuckolds All Awry 3:06
- 7 I’m Looking Through You 2:03
- 8 A Simple Melody / Faggot Dance 3:29
- 9 The Electric Guitar Is King 4:02
- 10 Cecil Sharp Show (excerpt) 2:13
- 11 Personent Hodie 2:18
- 12 Love Gets Dangerous 3:20
- 13 Pa’s Piano Stool 2:25
- 14 Turnpike Reel 1:40
- 15 The Willow 5:37
- 16 It Is Not for the Want of Will 1:58
- 17 Swallow Your Gum 2:42
- 18 Pa’s Piano Stool 1:13
- 19 Wings 4:31
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