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In 2009 the song ''Hedger and Ditcher'' from ''No More to the Dance'' was included in the [[Topic Records]] 70 year anniversary boxed set ''[[Three Score and Ten]]'' as track seventeen on the seventh CD. |
In 2009 the song ''Hedger and Ditcher'' from ''No More to the Dance'' was included in the [[Topic Records]] 70 year anniversary boxed set ''[[Three Score and Ten]]'' as track seventeen on the seventh CD. |
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The duo's name is derived from the lyrics of the Child Ballad "The Fair Maid of Walllington". |
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== Discography == |
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The Silly Sisters is an English folk music duo, formed in 1976 by Maddy Prior and June Tabor.
History
Initially they performed together under their own names, and as such released their first album, Silly Sisters, later taking this name as the name of their duo. As such they released a subsequent album No More to the Dance in 1988.
In 2009 the song Hedger and Ditcher from No More to the Dance was included in the Topic Records 70 year anniversary boxed set Three Score and Ten as track seventeen on the seventh CD.
The duo's name is derived from the lyrics of the Child Ballad "The Fair Maid of Walllington".
Discography
- 1976: Silly Sisters (as "Maddy Prior & June Tabor")
- 1988: No More To The Dance
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