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Charlie Wills was a Somerset/Dorset folk singer and sole artist on the 1972 album carrying his name. The 12" LP was released on [[Leader Records]]. | Charlie Wills was a Somerset/Dorset folk singer and sole artist on the 1972 album carrying his name. The 12" LP was released on [[Leader Records]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:41, 24 May 2008
Life Story
Charlie Wills was a Somerset/Dorset folk singer and sole artist on the 1972 album carrying his name. The 12" LP was released on Leader Records. .
Discograpy
Leader Records
- LEA 4041 Charlie Wills With booklet. (1972)
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Also features on the following albums
Voice of the People. Volume 18 To catch a fine buck was my delight - Songs of hunting and poaching (Topic TSCD 668)
- Track 18 - Charlie Wills - The House that Jack Built
Voice of the People. Volume 7 First I'm going to sing you a ditty - Rural fun and frolics (Topic TSCD 657)
- Track 28 - Charlie Wills - Up To the Rigs of London Town
Songs of Seduction (The Folk Songs of Britain)
- Track 12 - Charlie Wills - The Rigs of London Town
The Child Ballads 1 (The Folk Songs of Britain) (Rounder CD1775)