12" Vinyl LP - EMI MFP 50476stereo

"Vintage Cider" - Adge Cutler and The Wurzels - (Released: 1980 reissue of 'Cutler of the West') Side 1 1. Drink Up Thy Zider (Play On) (Cutler) 2. The Charlton Mackrell Jug Band (Sheldon)Interpolating MacNamara's Band (O'Connor-Stamford) 3. In The Haymaking Time (Cutler) Interpolating Sing Something Simple (Adams-Barnes-Logan) 4. Five Foot Flirt (Tawney) 5. Thee's Got'n Where Thee Cassn't Back'n Hassn't? (Cutler) 6. Dorset is Beautiful (New lyrics and adap. Crozier) 7. Up The Clump (Cutler) Side 2 1. Drink Up Thy Zider (Play On) (Cutler) 2. The Chandler's Wife (New lyric and adapt. Kinsey) 3. The Bristol Song (Barratt) 4. The Marrow Song (Oh! What A Beauty) (Siebert) 5. A Pub With No Beer (Parsons) 6. Oh! Sir Jasper (New lyric and adapt. Barratt) 7. The Wurple-Diddle-I-Doo Song (Fryberg-Donnop-Kirsten) (The Village Band) 8. Drink Up Thy Zider (Play Off) (Cutler)

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Sleeve Notes: This really is a West Country record. There's never been one like it; songs like Trevor Crozier's 'Dorset is beautiful' and Cyril Tawneys 'Five Foot Flirt' - songs of the Somerset villages, like Kevin Sheldon's 'The Charlton Mackerell Jug Band' and Adge's 'In the Haymaking time', and of course several in the unique Bristol dialect. No-one has ever put us on the map in quite the same way. No-one has been so dedicated a West Countryman. And if this record has the success I hink it will have, no-one else need bother. Like his previous two LPs this one will be played wherever there are West Countrymen and there are people who know the land. It will bring a breath of fresh air to thousands of exiles, and it will be treasured and enjoyed all over the world. Brian Patten

Band line-up: Adge Cutler (vocals), Reg Quantrill (banjo and guitar), Tommy Banner (accordion and piano) and Henry Davis (bass, sousaphone and violin). Production: Producer: Bob Barratt 1969 Introduced by Mike Reasons Musical Director: Henry Davis