- remarriage. "Wild
Mountain Thyme" was
first recorded by
McPeake's nephew, also
named Francis McPeake, in 1957 for the BBC
series As I
Roved Out. The song...
- Paxton) "How
Should True Love" (Alfred Deller) "Wild
Mountain Time" (Francis
McPeake) "Summer Nights" (Brian Henderson, Liza Strike) "Mary Ann" (Traditional)...
-
arranged by Jon Mark) "Lullaby" (Jon Mark) "Wild
Mountain Thyme" (Francis
McPeake;
arranged by Jon Mark)
Bonus tracks on 1990 CD re-issue: "The Most of What...
- but was in fact
written by
William McPeake and
first recorded by
Francis McPeake. It is
credited on the
album to "F.
McPeak." At
least two of the
songs -...
- Iain
McPeake (born 24 May 1991) is a New
Zealand cricketer. He made his first-class
debut for
Wellington on 8
March 2016 in the 2015–16
Plunket Shield...
-
Sharon Hutchings (née
McPeake, born 22 June 1962) is a
former high
jumper from
Northern Ireland. She won a
silver medal at the 1986
Commonwealth Games...
-
million debt. A new
ownership consortium under Melbourne businessman Seamus McPeake and the
Gazes saw
financial stability restored to the
organisation for...
-
According to Scruggs's
friend and
fellow banjoist,
Curtis McPeake,
Scruggs never cared for it.
McPeake stated, "They were good banjos, they just wasn't [sic]...
- song in 1936 and
Irish tenor John
McCormack
recorded it in 1941. In 1952,
folklorist Peter Kennedy recorded the
McPeake Family singing a
version based on...
- Dylan) – 3:21 "The Wild
Mountain Thyme" (Traditional,
arranged Francis McPeake Family) – 4:34 "Ranger's Command" (Woody Guthrie) – 3:13 "Colours" (Donovan)...
