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SCLisi — 20 years ago(May 06, 2005 01:30 AM)

Does anyone know the names of the songs the guitar player (Alex Hassilev) plays or where I can get the tabs? Thanks in advance!

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A great verse of that Tim Evans ballad is:-
They moved him out of c-block
To his final flowery dell
And day and night two screws were there
And they never left his cell
I always think Johnny Cash should have recorded that song. But as far as I know, he never did.

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The Russian song is a Russian Gypsy song called "Gari, Gari" (or "Gori, Gori" meaning "Fire, Fire" or "Burn, Burn") and it was recorded (in an absolutely terrible Russian/English adaptation/mutilation) on an early Limliters album. Hassilev was a member of The Limliters, a very popular folk group.
I believe he also sung it, in Russian, in a Limliters PBS special from the early 1990's. It was taped live in performance in Atlanta.
Theodore Bikel also recorded the song years ago.
Tabs? Sorry, I can't help there.
Jay

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The Ballad of Timothy Evans is by Ewan McColl.. That's the one that goes "Go down, you murderer.. Go down!"
can't find the tabs though.

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