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Well here it is at last. My entry for the 22 competition co written with my Mockingbirds duo partner Pam Johnson . It’s our tribute to Big Lil Bilocca and Hull’s Headscarf Heroes. After the triple trawler disaster in 1968, they fought for a change in the law (and succeeded)to prevent fishing boats leaving the harbour without 2 way radio and other essential safety equipment which had been previously sadly lacking. Enough’s enough the women cried.
Love your harmonies! Great to hear a song inspired by history like this.
Thanks for listening and taking the time to comment Lorraine. Much appreciated. We’re working on an album of story songs, featuring local heroes, events etc. It’s an interesting journey.
Interesting song and story Catherine and the album sounds great. My dad was a seafarer from up North (Sunderland), and always told a great story of how he was “Shanghaid” onto a trawler by his father and the ships’ skipper when he was 13, they promised him a day trip and then sailed off to the Iceland fisheries!
also that bass really works well in the song!
Thanks for listening and commenting Chris. Much appreciated. A really interesting story about your Dad! I believe a lot of that went on. What a life…. I hope those days are gone for good.
Engaging story, interaction between singers, and intriguing bass.
Very nice melody and harmony and both ladies sing and play very well. Really enjoyable! Beautiful ending.?????????
Thanks for listening and your lovely comment. Very much appreciated
What a great project – good song too!
Thanks for listening and commenting Mervyn. Much appreciated
Lovely song fashioned from an amazing story. Really enjoyed it…bass, harmonica, harmonies and all. Good luck to you both.
Thanks a million John. I much appreciate your comments
Thanks very much Lealiza for listening and your lovely comment
Love this song. Brilliant (albeit tragic) story with super melody and harmonies.
Thanks so much Alan. Very much appreciated
Nice song Catherine. I cant get on with the harmonica yet (what holder did you use, it looks substantial). Nice melody and lovely harmonies.
Hi Ervin, it’s about the 4th neck brace I’ve bought. They’re a nightmare!! My biggest issue is opening the clamp where the harmonica goes. I can’t get a slick change there so stick with just one key ? the 2nd issue is the brace staying in position. This one works on that count very well. I bought it on Amazon. I looked for the most robust one I could find that doesn’t have wing nuts. Glad you liked the song
You two sound great together! In the finest tradition of English folk song storytelling. Well done!
Thanks for listening and your lovely comment. Much appreciated