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CD NO: RWP 0008 CD ARTISTS: KENNY BALL AND HIS JAZZMEN & THE TREORCHY MALE CHOIR TITLE: KENNY ON THE BALL – A DEFINITIVE TRIBUTE TO WEMBLEY Introduced by Brian Moore - With commentary from ITV Sport Archives Full anthem lyrics included in CD booklet
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen & The Treorchy Male Choir
1 INTRODUCTION BY BRIAN MOORE [1.23] 2 WEMBLEY - ABIDE WITH ME [4.40] 3 NOTTINGHAM FOREST - HE’S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN HIS HANDS [2.34] 4 SWANSEA CITY - CAN’T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU [4.18] 5 CRYSTAL PALACE - GLAD ALL OVER [3.02] 6 NEWCASTLE UTD/MIDDLESBOROUGH/SUNDERLAND - BLAYDON RACES [3.11] 7 SOUTHAMPTON - WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN [3.14] 8 ARSENAL - GOOD OLD ARSENAL [2.50] 9 LEICESTER CITY - WHEN YOU’RE SMILING [2.58] 10 SUNDERLAND - CAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE [3.36] 11 WEST HAM UNITED - I’M FOR EVER BLOWING BUBBLES [2.58] 12 LIVERPOOL - YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE [4.57] 13 BRISTOL ROVERS - GOODNIGHT IRENE [3.43] 14 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR - GLORY GLORY TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR [3.05] 15 CHARLTON ATHLETIC - WHEN THE RED RED ROBIN COMES BOB BOB BOBBIN’ ALONG [2.49] 16 MANCHESTER UNITED - WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS [3.35] 17 FULHAM - MAYBE IT’S BECAUSE I’M A LONDONER [2.37] 18 MANCHESTER CITY - BLUE MOON [4.45] 19 LEEDS UTD - WE’LL MEET AGAIN [3.44] 20 ENGLAND [1982 WORLD CUP] - LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY [5.29]
TOTAL PLAYING TIME [69.20 MINS]
Arrangements by Hugh Ledigo for Kenny Ball & The Treorchy Male Choir Produced by Peter Clayton of Robinwood Productions (RWP)
Quote: Wembley – a place of dreams, then, for fans and commentators alike! This musical journey with so many stops along the way. It’s the inspired, winning combination of Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen and the Treorchy Male Choir that jogs our Wembley memories so vividly. Blaydon Races, You’ll Never Walk Alone, Good Old Arsenal, When The Saints Go Marching In, I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles – and many more club anthems that have echoed round the stadium over the years. Not forgetting a haunting version of the Cup Final hymn, Abide With Me, and the vibrant Land Of Hope and Glory that has more recently greeted England teams at the mouth of the tunnel. BRIAN MOORE 2001
