album A Mile To Ride. Steeleye Span recorded it as "Long Lankin" on Commoners Crown (1975). Dave Burland recorded "Lamkin" on his album You Can't Fool The Fat Man (1979) with Nic Jones. The Neofolk band Fire + Ice recorded "Long Lankin" on their album Gilded By The Sun (1992). Tinkerscuss perform and recorded a version as Long Lankin on their album "Stonedancing" https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/tinkerscuss2 Jim Moray recorded a version as "Long Lankin" on his album In Modern History (2010). A version was recorded by English traditional singer Ben Butcher as "Cruel Lincoln" in 1955 and issued on The Voice of the People Vol, 3 in 1988. The song "Lambkin" is included on the studio album Smoke of Home, the second album by the band Megson, released in 2007. The Wainwright Sisters also included a recording of Long Lankin on their 2015 album Songs in the Dark. Blackbeard's Tea Party's 2013 album Whip Jamboree features a version of the ballad. For her 2016 album Lodestar, English folk singer Shirley Collins recorded a version of "Cruel Lincoln," which draws from the Ben Butcher version. Classical composer and librettist Fleur de Bray set the story of Long Lankin as an opera, which was premiered in August 2013 at the acclaimed London Tête à Tête Opera Festival. The 2018 Adult Swim series The Shivering Truth features variations of the ballad (titled "Long Lankin" in this case) sung by different artists over the end credits of every episode. Martin Simpson released a version of this ballad entitled "Beaulampkin" on compilation of Fernie Court Management Ltd. Seventeen field-recordings of the ballad, spanning 1934–2021, were curated by Derek Piotr and released by Death is Not the End, in 2022. In literature The ballad, as Long Lonkin, was taken from a friend by Letitia Elizabeth Landon and published in her Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1835. The song was referenced in the title of the short story collection, Long Lankin, by John Banville. The American poet Robert Lowell also referenced the song in the title of his Pulitzer Prize-winning collection of poetry Lord Weary's Castle (1946). The song inspired the young-adult novel Long Lankin (2011) by Lindsey Barraclough. A sadistic character named Lankin appears as a member of the Fairy Queen's court in Terry Pratchett's Lords and Ladies. Long Lankin appears in Jane Yolen and Midori Snyder's book Except The Queen. References External links "Long Lankin" score and