
Phoebe Smith (1913-2001) is thought by many to have been one of England's greatest traditional singers. She had a style and delivery that stunned an audience into silence, and to hear her in full flight at the end of her CD "The Yellow Handkerchief" is a revelation. She was born in 1913 in Faversham, Kent, and was one of the daughters of Bill Scamp and his wife Ann Jones. She was raised in a large Gypsy family and spent much of her early life picking fruit in Kent.
Higher Germany
The Tan Yard Side
The Yellow Handkerchief
Molly Vaughan
A Blacksmith Courted Me
Sweet William
Young Ellender
Captain Thunderball
I'm A Romany Rai
I Am a Romany
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