> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor: Bide a While
Bide a While
Bide a While Fellside Recordings FE041 (LP, UK, 1984) |
Recorded in September 1984;
Recorded and produced by Paul Adams;
Brass recorded by Freestyle Enterprises and remastered by Paul Adams;
Illustration by Gwynne Basnett;
Photography by Arthur Brockbank;
Sleeve design by Mary Blood
Musicians
Bram Taylor: vocals, acoustic guitar, duet concertina;
Fiona Simpson: harmony and additional vocals;
Dave Howard: mandola, mandolin, acoustic and bass guitars;
Paul Witty: fiddle;
Gwynne Basnett: treble recorder;
Paul Adams: percussion
Brass: David Wood: cornet; Fred Houghton: tenor horn; Stewart Marshall: trombone; John Curran: euphonium (members of The David Wood Variety Brass)
Tracks
Side 1
- The Valley of Strathmore (4.51)
- Mind Hussy What You Do
- The Fields of Athenry (3.29)
- Sally Wheatley
- I’ll Lay You Down (Roud 3355)
- The Brookland Road
Side 2
- On Board the Kangaroo (Roud 925; G/D 6:1211) (3.32)
- The Miner’s Wife’s Lament (4.34)
- Red Is the Rose (3.24)
- Mary From Dungloe (Roud 3001)
- The Little Husband
- Bide a While (4.41)
Track 1 Andy M. Stewart;
Tracks 2, 5, 7, 9-10 trad.;
Track 3 Pete St John;
Track 4 words Joe Wilson, music Alex Glasgow;
Track 6 Rudyard Kipling, anon.;
Track 8 William Lowndes;
Track 11 David Dearlove;
Track 12 Tom Yates
> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor: Dreams and Songs to Sing
Dreams and Songs to Sing
Dreams and Songs to Sing Fellside Recordings FE057 (LP, UK, 1986) |
Recorded by Paul Adams in October 1986;
Produced by Paul Adams;
Sleeve layout: Mary Blood;
Sleeve illustration: Michael Crompton;
Photography: Brian Jones, Colliers of Leigh
Musicians
Bram Taylor: vocals, acoustic guitar, duet concertina;
Fiona Simpson: harmony and additional vocals;
Dave Howard: acoustic guitar [8, 10],
bass guitar, mandolin, mandola, banjo, dulcimer;
Stephen P.H. Hackman: flute, piano;
Paul Witty: fiddle;
Paul Adams: percussion;
Frankie O’Neil, Derek Gifford: chorus;
Brian Taylor, John Taylor: cornet;
Robert Taylor: tenor horn;
John Curran: euphonium;
James Lovatt: brass arrangement
Tracks
Side 1
- Lady of Beauty (4.50)
- Cry Wild Bird (4.02)
- How Can I Keep From Singing? (2.40)
- Annan Water (Roud 6562) (6.36)
- April Morning (Roud 1546) (3.09)
- Dancing at Whitsun (1.55)
Side 2
- The Ferrybank Piper (3.04)
- The Sally Gardens (Roud 32872) (3.52)
- Wheel the Perambulator John (Roud 1496) (2.17)
- Together at Heart (2.44)
- Hard Times Come Again No More (Roud 2659) (3.12)
- Wheel of Fortune (Roud 1075; G/D 6:1173; Henry H790) (5.05)
Track 1 Tony Hewitt;
Track 2 Brian Clarke;
Tracks 3, 9 anon.;
Track 4 words trad., music Nic Jones;
Track 5 trad.;
Track 6 words Austin John Marshall, music trad.;
Track 7 Robbie O’Connell;
Track 8 poem by W.B. Yeats, music trad.;
Track 10 Fiona Simpson;
Track 11 Stephen Foster;
Track 12 Jez Lowe, Ged Foley, trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor: Taylor Made
Taylor Made
Taylor Made Fellside Recordings FE075 (LP, UK, 1989) |
Recorded in September 1989 by Paul Adams, Graham Bell and Richard Adams;
Brass recorded by Freestyle Enterprises and remastered at Fellside;
Produced by Paul Adams;
Photography by David Leigh;
Sleeve layout by Mary Blood
Musicians
Bram Taylor: vocals, acoustic guitar, duet concertina;
Fiona Simpson: harmony and additional vocals;
Phil Hare: acoustic guitar, electric guitar, chorus;
Dave Russell: fiddle, bass guitar, chorus;
Stephen Jackman: flute, whistle;
Martin Ryan: mandolin;
Mark Brown: electric piano;
Paul Adams: percussion;
Linda Adams, Marie Little, Martin H. Whittell, Paul Adams: chorus;
Ray Peacock, John Taylor: cornet;
Robert Taylor: tenor horn;
John Curran: euphonium
Tracks
Side 1
- Too Far From She (5.56)
- Bonny Blue-Eyed Nancy (Roud 3870) (4.37)
- The Flowers of Lancashire (3.22)
- Lessons of Time (3.10)
- Time and Trouble (3.20)
- Man in the Moon (4.37)
Side 2
- The Broom o’ the Cowdenknowes (Roud 8709) (4.29)
- Albert’s Pretty Flowers (4.03)
- The Earl o’ March’s Daughter (4.20)
- Withered and Died (3.30)
- Asikatali (3.20)
- From a Distance (3.56)
Track 1 Ian Bruce;
Tracks 2, 7, 11 trad. arr. Bram Taylor;
Track 3 Dave Dutton;
Track 4 George Armstrong, Bram Taylor;
Track 5 Alasdair Robertson;
Track 6 Jerry Spurlock;
Track 8 George Armstrong;
Track 9 Lionel McClelland;
Track 10 Richard Thompson;
Track 12 Julie Gold
> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor: Further Horizons
Further Horizons
Further Horizons Fellside Recordings FECD92 (CD, UK, 1993) |
Recorded January and February 1993 by Paul Adams and Graham Bell;
Design and artwork by Mary Blood;
Photograph by Graham Mills;
Notes compiled by Bram Taylor and Jean Kinley
Musicians
Bram Taylor: acoustic guitar, vocals;
Fiona Simpson: harmony and additional vocals;
Tom McConville: flddle, viola;
Phil Hare: acoustic, electric and slide guitars, chorus;
Dave Russell: bass guitar, bouzouki;
Chris Lee: mandolin, acoustic and fretless bass guitars;
Mark Brown: electric piano;
Tim Short: flute;
Nebula (Dave Hutchinson: English concertina, chorus;
Roland Hindmarch: chorus);
Paul Adams: percussion
Tracks
- Hills of the West (3.52)
- The Snows of France & Holland (2.42)
- The Killing Time (1.57)
- Bonnie Bessie Logan (Roud 21824) (4.23)
- Blaina Boyes 1930 (3.28)
- The Gypsy (4.18)
- Schooldays Over (2.41)
- Let Her Go Down (3.45)
- The Blue Hills of Tyrone (2.48)
- Maybe I’ll Forget You (3.42)
- Whisper Your Name (3.55)
- Jock o’ Hazeldean (Roud 250; Child 293; G/D 5:1029) (3.51)
- The Green & the Blue (5.00)
- Somewhere Along the Road (3.36)
- The Girl I Left Behind Me / Brighton Camp (5.47)
Track 1 Chris Algar;
Track 2 Brian McNeill;
Tracks 3, 10 Keith Donnelly;
Track 4 Alexander Anderson;
Track 5 Huw Williams;
Track 6 Ian Scott Massie;
Track 7 Ewan MacColl;
Track 8 Peter Knight;
Track 9 Siobhan Ni Luian;
Track 11 Randy Vanwarmer;
Track 12 Sir Walter Scott / trad.;
Track 13 Alan Reid;
Track 14 Rick Kemp;
Track 15 trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor: Pick of the Grinner
Pick of the Grinner
Pick of the Grinner Fellside Recordings FECD120 (CD, UK, 1997) |
Recorded by Paul Adams, Graham Bell and Richafrd Adams;
Produced by Paul Adams;
Design and artwork by Mary Blood;
Photograph by Roger Savage
Musicians
Bram Taylor: acoustic guitar, vocals;
Fiona Simpson: harmony vocals;
Tom McConville: fiddle;
Dave Howard: 12 string & acoustic guitars, cittern;
Serge Gorlin: alto saxophone;
Chris Lee: mandolin, fretless bass;
Dave Hutchinson: guitar, cittern, concertina;
Phil Hare: electric and acoustic guitars;
Viv Tanswell: treble recorder;
Bryan Stewart: bass;
Ian Kellet: piano, keyboard;
Buzz Elliott: electric guitar;
Linda Adams: additional vocals;
Richard Adams: drums;
Puma Percussion Ensemble: percussion
Tracks
- River Run (4.21)
- Gin’ I Were a Baron’s Heir (Roud V20481) (3.02)
- Feed the Children (2.18)
- Language of the Land (4.40)
- A Thousand Years (4.11)
- Harbour in the Storm (3.12)
- High Germany (Roud 5608) (3.32)
- The Low Road (4.09)
- Why Walk When You Can Fly (2.06)
- Banks of the Bann (Roud 889; Laws O2; Henry H86) (3.16)
- Never Be the Sun (3.08)
- William Taylor (Roud 158; Laws N11; G/D 1:169; Henry H213, H757) (3.21)
- Katie (5.05)
- Pick and a Grinner (3.50)
Track 1 James Keelaghan;
Tracks 2, 7, 10, 12 trad.;
Track 3 Eric Bogle;
Track 4 Enda Kenny;
Track 5 Paul Metsers;
Track 6 Dave Walmisley;
Track 8 Kieran Halpin;
Track 9 Mary Chapin Carpenter;
Track 11 Donagh Long;
Track 13 Jimmy McCarthy;
Track 14 Bob Zents
> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor: Singing! The Bram Taylor Collection
Singing! The Bram Taylor Collection
Singing! The Bram Taylor Collection Fellside Recordings FECD148 (CD, UK, 1999) |
Compiled and remastered by Paul Adams;
Design and artwork by Mary Blood
Musicians
Bram Taylor: acoustic guitar, vocals;
for additional musicians see the original albums
Tracks
- How Can I Keep From Singing? (2.42)
- Dancing at Whitsun (1.54)
- The Valley of Strathmore (4.51)
- Red Is the Rose (3.24)
- The Fields of Athenry (3.29)
- The Broom o’ the Cowdenknowes (Roud 8709) (4.27)
- Albert’s Pretty Flowers (4.04)
- The Sally Gardens (Roud 32872) (3.53)
- Lady of Beauty (4.51)
- Together at Heart (2.44)
- Lessons of Time (3.10)
- The Flowers of Lancashire (3.23)
- On Board the Kangaroo (Roud 925; G/D 6:1211) (3.32)
- Withered and Died (3.29)
- Bonny Blue-Eyed Nancy (Roud 3870) (4.12)
- Man in the Moon (4.33)
- Wheel of Fortune (Roud 1075; G/D 6:1173; Henry H790) (5.06)
- The Miner’s Wife’s Lament (4.34)
- Bide a While (4.41)
Track 1 anon.;
Track 2 words Austin John Marshall, music trad.;
Track 3 Andy M. Stewart;
Track 4, 6, 13, 15, 17 trad.;
Track 5 Pete St John;
Track 7 George Armstrong;
Track 8 poem by W.B. Yeats, music trad.;
Track 9 Tony Hewitt;
Track 10 Fiona Simpson;
Track 11 George Armstrong, Bram Taylor;
Track 12 Dave Dutton;
Track 14 Richard Thompson;
Track 16 Jerry Spurlock;
Track 18 William Lowndes;
Track 19 Tom Yates
Tracks 3-5, 13, 18-19 from Bide a While;
Tracks 1-2, 8-10, 17 from Dreams and Songs to Sing;
Tracks 6-7, 11-12, 14-16 from Taylor Made
> Bram Taylor: Fragile Peace
Fragile Peace
Fragile Peace Fellside Recordings FECD159 (CD, UK, 2001) |
Recorded by Paul Adams and Richard Adams;
Design and artwork by Mary Blood;
Photography by Dave Hutchinson and Linda Carpenter
Musicians
Bram Taylor: acoustic guitar, vocals;
Valerie Vaughn: harmony vocals;
Simon Haworth: acoustic guitar, cittern, acoustic bass;
Serge Gorlin: alto saxophone;
Emily Slade: piano;
Alistair McCulloch: fiddle;
Melanie Gresley: cello;
Mike France: fretless bass;
Steve Lawrence: dulcimer, low whistle, percussion;
Buzz Elliott: electric guitar;
Susan Adams: additional vocals;
Linda Adams: additional vocals, keyboard;
Richard Adams: percussion;
David Hutchinson: additional vocals
Tracks
- Jubilee (4.18)
- Thorn Upon the Rose (4.18)
- I’ll Lay You Down Love (Roud 3355) (4.12)
- The Troubles of Erin (5.13)
- Fragile Peace (3.37)
- When My Morning Comes Around (3.54)
- April Morning (Roud 1546) (3.15)
- Lovers Heart (5.15)
- Stone By Stone (4.16)
- Loch Tay Boat Song (Roud 38364) (4.52)
- Sailors All (3.52)
- On the Seas and Far Away (3.33)
- Fields of Gold (4.11)
- Home Away From Home (3.51)
Track 1 Mary Chapin Carpenter;
Track 2 Julie Matthews;
Tracks 3, 7, 10 trad.;
Track 4 Vin Garbutt;
Track 5 Mike Silver, Bram Taylor;
Track 6 Iris Dement;
Track 8 Andy M. Stewart, Phil Cunningham;
Track 9 John McCutcheon;
Track 11 Ewen Carruthers;
Track 12 Robert Burns, Tom McConville;
Track 13 Sting;
Track 14 Robbie O’Connell
> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor: The Night Is Young
The Night Is Young
The Night Is Young Fellside Recordings FECD183 (CD, UK, March 2004) |
Recorded by Paul Adams and Bob Hallard;
Produced by Paul Adams and Bram Taylor;
Design and artwork by Mary Blood;
Photography by Bram Taylor and Jan Breeze
Musicians
Bram Taylor: acoustic guitar, duet concertina, vocals;
Steve Lawrence: acoustic guitar, bouzouki, mandola, low whistle, percussion;
Stewart Hardy: fiddle, viola;
Bob Hallard: bass guitar, harmony vocals;
Michael Hallard: chorus vocals;
Ian Kellet: piano, keyboard;
Simon Haworth: fretless bass guitar [3, 13];
Linda Adams: harmony and chorus vocals;
Susan Adams: harmony vocals
Tracks
- Bogie’s Bonnie Belle (Roud 2155; G/D 7:1396) (4.41)
- Song for Bowdoin (5.01)
- Struck It Right This Time (3.59)
- If I Should Leave You (3.42)
- Wisdom Guide Me (2.42)
- The Holy Ground (Roud 929) (4.40)
- Isle of Hope (5.26)
- Ay Waulin’ O (4.13)
- Robin ’D’ (3.18)
- Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies (Roud 451) (4.41)
- Annan Water (Roud 6562) (6.37)
- Next Time Around (4.25)
- Banks of Green Willow (Roud 172; Child 24; G/D 6:1225) (3.30)
- Marking Time (4.23)
- The Night Is Young (4.51)
Tracks 1, 6, 10-11, 13 trad.;
Track 2 Larry Kaplan;
Track 3 Hugh Williams;
Track 4 Maureen Ennis, Mike Murphy;
Track 5 Eileen McGann;
Track 7 Brendan Graham;
Track 8 Robert Burns;
Track 9 Willard Gayheart;
Track 12 Ian Chesterman;
Track 14 words Eric Bogle, music John Munro;
Track 15 Colum Sands
> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor: Song Singer
Song Singer
Song Singer Fellside Recordings FECD206 (CD, UK, September 2007) |
Recorded by Paul Adams and Bob Hallard;
Produced by Paul Adams and Bram Taylor;
Design and artwork by Mary Blood
Musicians
Bram Taylor: acoustic guitar, vocals;
Steve Lawrence: bouzouki, mandola, mandolin, mandocello, low whistle, percussion;
Iain Anderson: fiddle;
Elly Beurskens: guitar, bass, harmony and chorus vocals;
Bruno van Hoek: dobro guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmony and chorus vocals;
Bob Hallard: bass and electric guitar, harmony and chorus vocals;
Will Morgan: harmonica;
Wendy Weatherby: cello;
Linda Adams, Susan Adams: harmony and chorus vocals
Tracks
- Geordie Will Dance the Jig Tonight (4.25)
- Across the Blue Mountains (Roud 3132, 25278) (4.37)
- Green Among the Gold (3.51)
- The Shape of My Father (5.11)
- Harbour Lights (5.08)
- Simg Me a Song Mr Bloom (3.45)
- Come All You Weary Factory Girls (2.42)
- Hillcrest Mine (3.12)
- The Rose of Allendale (Roud 1218) (4.15)
- If You Can Walk You Can Dance (4.20)
- King Cotton (2.49)
- The Two Brothers (3.11)
- See That Rainbow Shine (2.19)
- Bridget Donahue (Roud 7416) (2.41)
- Writing Home (2.55)
Track 1 Huw Williams;
Track 2, 14 trad.;
Track 3 Rosalind and Steve Barnes;
Track 4 Elly Beurskens;
Track 5 Judith Haswell;
Track 6 Ian Walker;
Track 7 Chilton;
Track 8 James Keelaghan;
Track 9 Charles Dibden;
Track 10 John Richards;
Track 11 Mike Harding;
Track 12 Pete Morton;
Track 13 Jean Ritchie;
Track 15 Miv Cameron, Kevin Hughes
> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor: Jokers & Rogues
Jokers & Rogues
Jokers & Rogues Fellside Recordings FECD246 (CD, UK, 20 February 2012) |
Recorded by Paul Adams, Richard Adams and Robert Hallard;
Artwork by Mary Blood;
Front sleeve design by Steph Dunn
Musicians
Bram Taylor: guitar, vocals;
Linda Adams: harmony and chorus vocals, concertina, banjo;
Kevin Byrne: piano;
Robert Hallard: bass, acoustic and electric guitars, percussion, harmony and chorus vocals;
Andy Jones: fiddle;
Will Morgan: harmonica;
Dave Russell: fretless bass, bouzouki, mandolin;
Wendy Weatherby: cello;
Martin Whittell: concertina
Tracks
- No Hopers, Jokers and Rogues (3.52)
- No Ladders That Tall (4.45)
- Windy Harbour (3.36)
- Foundryman’s Daughter (4.10)
- Rosemary’s Sister (4.45)
- Sing (3.58)
- Sail On By (5.17)
- Peggy Gordon (Roud 2280) (3.37)
- What’s the Use of Wings (3.25)
- Weather the Storm (3.54)
- Heart of England (4.33)
- The Water Is Wide (Roud 87; Child 204) (4.12)
- I Shall Be Released (3.38)
- The Goodnight Song (4.08)
Track 1 Rupert Christie, Tom Gilbert;
Track 2 Mark Woolley, Nick Mitchell;
Track 3 Pete Abbott;
Track 4 John Richards;
Track 5 Huw Williams;
Track 6 Nanci Griffith, Charles Stefl, Johannes Jutz;
Track 7 Pamela Ward, Paul Cherrington;
Tracks 8, 12 trad.;
Track 9 Brian Bedford;
Track 10 Ralph McTell;
Track 11 Bob Kirkpatrick;
Track 13 Bob Dylan;
Track 14 Jim Boyes
> Folk Music > Records > Bram Taylor
Other records with Bram Taylor
Various Artists: Flash Company: A Celebration of the First 10 Years of Fellside Records, LP, Fellside FE050, 1986
Various Artists: The Children in Need Album, cassette, Pudsey Recordings PUD 001, 1987
Phil Hare, Living on Credit, LP, Fellside FE077, 1990
Various Artists: Voices: English Traditional Songs, CD, Fellside FECD87, 1992
Various Artists: Banklands: The Story of Fellside Records, CD, Fellside FECB100, 1994
Various Artists: Flash Company: A Celebration of 25 Years of Fellside Records (1976-2001), 2 CD, Fellside FECD156, 2001
Various Artists: Landmarks: 25 Years of a Leading Folk Music Label, 3 CD, Fellside FECD203, 2006
Various Artists: The Journey Continues: Fellside at 40, 3 CD, Fellside FECD272, 2016
Various Artists: Destination: The End of an Era for a Leading Folk Music Label, 3 CD, Fellside FECD282, 2018