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Who Reaps the Profits? Who Pays the Price?

from Hadelin - Chris Foster by FUNI

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    55 minutes of music. Comes in a beautiful matt finish, 6 page digipak with a full colour 12 page booklet, lavishly illustrated with photographs. Design by Inga Elsa Bergþórsdóttir, photography by Chris Foster and Gísli Egill Hrafnsson.

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WHO REAPS THE PROFIT? WHO PAYS THE PRICE? (Leon Rosselson)
This song was first recorded on the album ‘Nuclear Power No Thanks’ which I worked on with Leon and others, in 1981. But the song is about much more than Nuclear Power. It presents a view of our world where the traditions and dignity of indigenous peoples, along with the biosphere that we all inhabit, are violently disregarded in the greedy scramble to exploit our earth’s resources for the short-term profit of the few.
As I write these notes thirty-five years later, the Standing Rock Sioux tribe has set up the largest Native American inter-tribal gathering in a century in North Dakota, USA. Their aim is to stop the Dakota Access oil pipeline being built across their sacred lands. Meanwhile, in England, the decision to build the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in my native county of Somerset, has just been ratified.

Check out Leon Rosselson's prolific recording and writing at: www.leonrosselson.co.uk

lyrics

Full lyrics are on my website at: www.chrisfoster-iceland.com

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from Hadelin - Chris Foster, track released February 17, 2017
Chris Foster: Vocal, Guitar and Hammered dulcimer
Trevor Lines: Five string double bass
Jim Moray: Bowed electric guitar and Synthesiser
Bára Grímsdóttir, Jackie Oates, John Kirkpatrick,
Amy Dawson, Jim Causley: Vocals

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FUNI Reykjavik, Iceland

FUNI, an old Icelandic word meaning flame or fire, are Bára Grímsdóttir & Chris Foster. Since 2001, they have been breathing new life into great songs that have been hidden away in old recordings, old books and manuscripts for too long. They also add new songs to the tradition. Bára and Chris tour widely in Europe, as well as Iceland and Britain. They have also played in China and the USA. ... more

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