Jez Lowe & The Bad Pennies
Jez Lowe & The Bad Pennies is an English folk band led by Jez Lowe (born 1955) whose debut album, "Briefly on the Street" was released in 1990. Previously comprising Lowe and Andy May, David De La Haye, and Hinny Pawsey, fiddler Kate Bramley joined in November 2000, multi-instrumentalist (accordion, Northumbrian smallpipes, and whistles) Andy May joined in 2002, and bassist David de la Haye joined in 2006/7. Albums by Jez Lowe & The Bad Pennies include: Wotcheor! (2010) Northern Echoes - Live on the Tyne (2008) Tantobie Twinset - The Parish Notices + Honesty Box (2007) Doolally (2004) Honesty Read Full BioJez Lowe & The Bad Pennies is an English folk band led by Jez Lowe (born 1955) whose debut album, "Briefly on the Street" was released in 1990. Previously comprising Lowe and Andy May, David De La Haye, and Hinny Pawsey, fiddler Kate Bramley joined in November 2000, multi-instrumentalist (accordion, Northumbrian smallpipes, and whistles) Andy May joined in 2002, and bassist David de la Haye joined in 2006/7.
Albums by Jez Lowe & The Bad Pennies include:
Wotcheor! (2010)
Northern Echoes - Live on the Tyne (2008)
Tantobie Twinset - The Parish Notices + Honesty Box (2007)
Doolally (2004)
Honesty Box (2002)
Fighting the Tide (2001)
Live at the Davy Lamp (2000)
The Parish Notices (1998)
Tenterhooks (1995)
Bede Weeps (1993)
Briefly on the Street (1990)
Albums by Jez Lowe & The Bad Pennies include:
Wotcheor! (2010)
Northern Echoes - Live on the Tyne (2008)
Tantobie Twinset - The Parish Notices + Honesty Box (2007)
Doolally (2004)
Honesty Box (2002)
Fighting the Tide (2001)
Live at the Davy Lamp (2000)
The Parish Notices (1998)
Tenterhooks (1995)
Bede Weeps (1993)
Briefly on the Street (1990)
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A Call For the North Country
Jez Lowe & The Bad Pennies Lyrics
Oh youth, is wasted on the young. I’ve been hearing this lately rolling off my tongue. So, my ground is in the past, so listen up closely: This could be my last.
Does it matter what my age is, Lord? Am I the dust from the swept up floor? I had a song for the ages, forgotten in the pages.
Come here. I’ve got something to say. If you’ve heard it already, you can go out and play. So, I’ll look you in the eyes. So, now you’re all near me; there’s no need to cry.
Does it matter what my age is, Lord? Am I the dust from the swept up floor? I had a song for the ages, forgotten in the pages.
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GiovanniMPM14
Came across this on a Mike Harding podcast! Pure brilliance!