The Singing Loins
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Biography
The Singing Loins, a UK group from England known for their folk-punk style, formed during the Christmas season of 1990 in Chatham, Medway. The band was initially a duo consisting of Chris Broderick on vocals and guitar, and Arfur Allen on bass. Their first composition together, "Hauling In The Slack", led to performances in local pubs and clubs. Broderick's poetry caught the attention of Billy Childish, who produced their debut album Songs for the Organ in 1991. The band released several albums throughout the 1990s, including Steak and Gravy, At the Bridge with Billy Childish, and Penny Plain: Tuppence Coloured. Their later works include The Complete And Utter Singing Faraways (2004), Songs To Hear Before You Die (2005), and The Drowned Man Resuscitator (2007). Notable singles include "Alive in Dunkirk" and "The Ghost of Old Rose".
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Cunny Ann
- Slab O' Slate
- The Fat Boy of Peckham
- Nail It Back Together
- A Crown of Wild Olive
- Dying For Your Love
- My Town
- Any Good Englishman
- Everywhere
- Friendship, For Once
- Dirty Dora's
- Where's My Machine Gun?
- Old Ferry Lane
- Song for the Underdog
- Another Folk Song About Death
- Be Merry!
- With All Your Blessed Heart
- We Are the Singing Loins
- Please Take My Scissors Away
- God Bless the Whores of Rochester
- The Hartlake Bridge Disaster
- Harbour Wall (St Ives)
- To a Beautiful Woman Growing Older
- The Drowned Man Resuscitator
