Tog Mor – Bedlam – 198x? – Full Album – Cassette Rip
Private Cassette - 198X, maybe early 1990s (?)
I was unable to find any info about them on the Web, and they do not seem to have any connection to the Togmor band who have a website, so if you know anything else, please let me know! I copied the information below from the tape inlay:
Tog Mor – Bedlam
TOG MOR are a multi-talented folk band who successfully contrast traditional with contemporary material. Their diverse repertoire provides musical glimpses into other times, places and cultures.
They play a wide variety of conventional and exotic musical instruments during their performances and present the audiences with refreshingly unique arrangements, Excellent as they are as individual musicians, there is something special about them together, proving that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
TOG MOR are fast becoming a favourite on the folk scene providing a much varied and very entertaining evening. They cater for both chorus lovers and those who prefer to sit back and listen. They are a new and excitingly different folk band – don’t miss their live performances.
Cam: Ian Cameron
Alan: Alan Hewitt
Ben: Benita Hewitt
Mick: Mick Holditch
Al: Alan Marshall
Side one
1. Circle of Stones © Mike Silver
2. My Johnny is a Shoemaker (Traditional)
3. Hawks and Eagles Fly like Doves © Ian Walker
4. Nonesuch the Limousine Mount Hills (Traditional)
5. Crooked Jack (Traditional) © Coda Music Ltd.
6. Bedlam (Traditional)
Side two
1. Wonderworld (Cameron) Copyright Control
2. No-Man’s Land (Bogle) © Robertson Brown Ass. Ltd.
3. Floreo De Llamas “Dance of the Flames” (Trad)
La Mariposa “The Butterfly” (Salinas/Alvarez) © SIAE/SGAE
4. Walking in the Air (Blake) © Howard Blake/Faber Music Ltd.
5. Came Ye O’er Frae France / Morrison’s Jig (Traditional)
Produced at Far Heath Studios, Northamptonshire
Engineers: Angus Wallace, Kathy Schaer
Artwork: Carole A. Miles
Instruments: African Drum, Flute, Guitar, Descant Recorder, Bodhran, Sopranino Recorder, Accordion, Mandolin, Bass Guitar, Tambourine, Tin Whistle, Maracas, Sikus (Pan Pipes), Quena, Spanish Guitar, Charango, Oboe, Glockenspiel, Banjo
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