- Leon
Rosselson (born 22 June 1934, Harrow, Middle****, England) is an
English songwriter and
writer of children's books.
After his
early involvement in...
- old
partner Leon
Rosselson. Oats &
Beans &
Kangaroos is an
album of children's
songs performed by Roy & Val
Bailey with Leon
Rosselson.
Bailey worked with...
- on
their 1988
album English Rebel Songs 1381–1914.
According to Leon
Rosselson his 1975 song "The
World Turned Upside Down",
while a song
about the Diggers...
- "Don't Get Married" is a song
written by Leon
Rosselson,
which is best
known for
being covered in a
single by The Dubliners,
released in June 1987 and...
-
Rosselson (Fuse
Records 1992) 'Five
Little Frogs' with
Nancy Kerr, Leon
Rosselson, and
Kevin Graal 'Five
Little Owls' with
Nancy Kerr, Leon
Rosselson...
- The
discography of Dave Swarbrick, an
English folk
musician and singer-songwriter,
consists of 11 solo
studio albums, and many
other albums with other...
-
novel by
David Lodge. In music: "Palaces of Gold" (1968), a song by Leon
Rosselson. "Aberfan" (1973), a song by
David Ackles.
Aberfan (1977), a television...
- song "For What It's Worth" . The
single also
includes a
cover of Leon
Rosselson's 1975 song "The
World Turned Upside Down",
which was
originally made po****r...
-
Trainer and Leon
Rosselson in the
group The
Three City Four. The
group concentrated on
contemporary songs,
including some of
Rosselson's own, and made two...
- The
Clancy Brothers, The Corries,
Three City Four (Martin Carthy, Leon
Rosselson,
Ralph Trainer and
Marian McKenzie),[citation needed]
Astrid Nijgh (in...
