> Folk Music > Records > Bedlam: Four Play
Bedlam: Four Play
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   Four Play Selwyn Music SYNMCD0003 (CD, UK, 1997)  | 
Recorded at Tube Studios, Leeds;
Engineered by Jon Strong;
Produced by Bedlam and Jon Strong;
Cover design and illustrations by Bryan Brown
Musicians
Bryony Griffith: fiddle, recorder, crumhorn;
Will Hampson: melodeon, mandolin, bones;
Drew McKinlay: guitar, didgeridoo, spoons;
Ross McKinlay: percussion
with
Jon Strong: dulcimer, keyboards;
Duncan Waller: bass guitar
Tracks
- Villapourçon (4.30)
 - Silver Spire (3.19)
 - Les Mains de Bananas (3.40)
 - Doctor Foster’s Tumblers / Morning Star (4.33)
 - MacPherson’s Lament (4.11)
 - Cowboy’s Dream (1.08)
 - Michael’s Eye (4.42)
 - Gyln Owen / Planxty Burke (4.17)
 - Cuatro Tocan (2.55)
 - The Mooncoin Jig / The Goose’s Sporan (4.24)
 - Contortionist (3.25)
 - Joanne Schofield (2.15)
 
Tracks 1-2, 4, 6, 9a trad.;
Tracks 3, 7, 8a, 10-11 Will Hampson;
Track 5 James MacPherson;
Track 8b O’Carolan;
Tracks 9b Will Hampson, Bryony Griffith;
Track 12 Adrian Schofield;
All tracks arranged by Bedlam
> Folk Music > Records > Bedlam: Evolution of the Lazy Tongue
Bedlam: Evolution of the Lazy Tongue
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   Evolution of the Lazy Tongue Selwyn Music SYNMCD0004 (CD, UK, 2000)  | 
Recorded at High Melton for Badge Productions;
Engineered by Keith Angel;
Assistant engineer Dylan Davies;
Produced by Simon Care and Bedlam;
Mastered and compiled by Andy Seward;
Design and layout by Emily Smith
Musicians
Bryony Griffith: fiddle, recorder, vocals;
Ross McKinlay: drum kit, djembe;
Drew McKinlay: guitar, vocals;
Will Hampson: melodeon, bass guitar
with
Chris Dalrymple: bodhrán;
Simon Care: cabasa
Tracks
- Whirly Pit / She’s Potty (3.39)
 - Kendal Ghyll / Spotted Borders (4.56)
 - Sunday Success / Cheviot Blast (3.17)
 - Adrian’s Tune / The Stream at the Bottom of the Garden (5.21)
 - Dtune (4.32)
 - Godesses / Nonesuch / Trip to Hull (3.32)
 - Bonjour, Petit Bonhomme (4.08)
 - Romanian Tune / Breton Tunes (3.43)
 - The Dogrose Processional / Whelan’s Jig (3.57)
 - Breeches Full of Stitches / Mairi’s Wedding (4.40)
 - Black Dick’s Jig / The Cruise Missile (4.03)
 - The Iron Man / Gallaton (4.28)
 
Track 1a Will Hampson;
Track 1b Jonty Davies;
Tracks 2, 6ab, 7-8, 9b, 10 trad.;
Tracks 3a, 5 Bryony Griffith, Drew McKinlay;
Track 3b Ian Hardie;
Track 4 Nick Barber;
Tracks 6c Bryony Griffith, Kate Watson;
Track 9a Bryony Griffith;
Track 11 Will Hampson, Bryony Griffith;
Track 12 James Scott Skinner;
All tracks arranged by Bedlam
> Folk Music > Records > Bryony Griffith and Will Hampson: Lady Diamond
Bryony Griffith and Will Hampson: Lady Diamond
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   Lady Diamond Selwyn Music SYNMCD0007 (CD, UK, 24 July 2011)  | 
Recorded at Quayside Studios, Newcastle upon Tyne in February 2011;
Recorded and mixed by Andy Stephenson;
Produced by Bryony Griffith and Will Hampson;
Assistant producer Andy Stephenson;
Cover illustration by Natalie Reid;
Photography by Nikki Hampson;
Artwork by Will Hampson
Musicians
Bryony Griffith: vocals, fiddle, viola, piano;
Will Hampson: D/G, B/C and C/F melodeons
Tracks
- Martinmas Time (Roud 2173; G/D 1:161) (5.18)
 - Arise, Arise (The Drowsy Sleeper) (Roud 22620; Henry H722) / The Rowling Hornpipe (5.54)
 - Lady Diamond (Roud 112; Child 269; G/D 6:1224) / Iron Legs (6.20)
 - Laudnum Bunches / The Miller of Mansfield (4.00)
 - The Lady of York (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73) / (4.18)
 - The Murdered Servantman (Roud 18; Laws M32) (4.51)
 - The Heysham Peace-Egging Song (Roud 614; TYG 53) (3.12)
 - William Gower (Roud 478; Laws K22; G/D 2:191) / The Tankard of Ale (6.08)
 - The Constant Lovers (Roud 466; Laws K17; G/D 6:1244) (5.36)
 - Come Up the Stairs With Me / Miss Lambert’s Delight / Untitled Air (4.15)
 - The Ringers of Egloshayle (Roud 1163) / The Rose Hill (5.03)
 - Faithful Johnny (RoudBS B97438) (3.54)
 
All tracks trad. arr. Bryony Griffith and Will Hampson
> Folk Music > Records > Bryony Griffith: Nightshade
Bryony Griffith: Nightshade
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   Nightshade Selwyn Music SYNMCD0008 (CD, UK, 20 July 2014)  | 
Recorded by Ben Griffith at Botany Lane, Lepton, Easter 2014;
Mixed and mastered by Ian Stephenson;
Photograph by Will Hampson;
Artwork by Natalie Reid;
Graphic design by Design by If
Musicians
Bryony Griffith: fiddle, vocals, viola, piano, cello;
Jack Rutter: guitar
Tracks
- Stybarrow Crag / The Sheffield Hornpipe / Miss Nicholson’s Favourite (5.22)
 - Old Molly Oxford / Sherborne Jig (5.27)
 - The Wild, Wild Berry (Roud 24845) (3.38)
 - St John’s Day, or Parson Darral’s Fancy / Paganini’s 2nd (3.39)
 - Flame / Edinburgh Zoo / Lawrenson’s Spurtle (4.26)
 - The Cropper Lads (TYG 62, 148) (3.13)
 - Taboo for Two / The Whitby Waltz / Stilli’s Waltz (4.46)
 - The Sham Doctor / Carey’s Maggot (3.46)
 - Kemp Owen (Roud 3912; Child 34) (8.12)
 - Ponker Lane (3.45)
 - The Queen of the May (Roud 594) (5.03)
 
Tracks 1, 8-9, 11 trad. arr. Bryony Griffith, Jack Rutter;
Tracks 2-4, 6 trad. arr. Bryony Griffith;
Tracks 5, 7, 10 Bryony Griffith
> Folk Music > Records > Bryony Griffith: Hover
Bryony Griffith: Hover
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   Hover Selwyn Music SYNMCD0009 (CD, UK, 11 May 2018)  | 
Recorded by Ben Griffith at Botany Lane, Lepton, Easter 2014;
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Ian Stephenson at Simpson Street Studios, Northumberland, September 2017 and March 2018;
Cover photo by Kristen Goodall;
Inside photo by Ian Stephenson;
Layout and design by Will Hampson
Musicians
Bryony Griffith: fiddle;
Ian Stephenson: guitar, double bass
Tracks
- Ladies’ Pleasure / Constant Billy (3.24)
 - The Recovery / The Red House (5.06)
 - Oranges in Bloom / The Castle Minuet (4.15)
 - The Gaubeo / The Ladds of Dance / Oaks Assembly (4.25)
 - Slingby’s Allemand / The Spanish Spy (3.30)
 - Radstock / Wednesday Night (3.16)
 - Sadler’s Wells Hornpipe / The Cook Hornpipe (3.54)
 - Queen’s Delight / Bonnets So Blue (4.47)
 - New Hornpipe / Hodgson Square (4.51)
 - The Butcher’s Hornpipes (3.53)
 - Staines Morris / Lancers No. 2 (3.25)
 - Burnett’s Jig (2.54)
 
All tracks trad. arr. Bryony Griffith
> Folk Music > Records > Bryony Griffith & Alice Jones: A Year Too Late and a Month Too Soon
Bryony Griffith & Alice Jones: A Year Too Late and a Month Too Soon
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   A Year Too Late and a Month Too Soon Splid Records SPLIDCD29 (CD, UK, 6 May 2022)  | 
Produced by Joe Rusby;
Recorded by Joe Rusby at Vibrations Studios, Lockwood, Huddersfield, in June 2021;
Mixed by Joe Rusby at Parr Street Studios, Liverpool;
Mastered by Nick Cooke at Nick Cooke Mastering;
Photography by Joanne Crawford, taken on Norland Moor, West Yorkshire;
Design by Tom Pitts at Hand Drawn Pixels
Folk Radio UK review by Dave McNally
Musicians
Bryony Griffith: lead vocals [3, 6, 8, 10-11],
  vocals, fiddle;
Alice Jones: lead vocals [2, 4-5, 7, 9],
  vocals, harmonium, tenor guitar, body percussion
Tracks
- Wanton Lasses Pity Her (Roud 37666) (2.45)
 - The Grey Mare (Roud 680; Laws P8; G/D 4:761; Henry H90) (3.45)
 - What Is That Blood on Thy Shirt Sleeve? (Roud 200; Child 13; TYG 35) (3.39)
 - The Girl Who Was Poorly Clad (Roud 2; Laws Q26) (3.57)
 - Nellie o’ Bob’s o’ t’ Crowtrees (5.46)
 - The Grey Goose and Gander (Roud 1094) (3.19)
 - The Hunslet and Holbeck Moor Cockfight (Roud 211; TYG 81) (2.42)
 - Strawberry Tower (Roud 185; Laws K18; G/D 1:20; TYG 7) (4.21)
 - My Johnny Was a Shoemaker (Roud 1388; G/D 8:1848) (2.51)
 - Willy Went to Westerdale (Roud 2792; TYG 1) (3.19)
 - A Collier Lad (Roud 16148) (0.47)
 
All tracks trad. arr. Bryony Griffith and Alice Jones except
Track 5 words John Hartley, tune Dave Hillery
Video
Bryony Griffith and Alice Jones sing Wanton Lasses Pity Her:
> Folk Music > Records > Bryony Griffith & Alice Jones: Early Pearly
Bryony Griffith & Alice Jones: Early Pearly
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   Early Pearly Selwyn (DL single, UK, 2 December 2022)  | 
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Sam Proctor at Lismore Mastering in November 2022;
Illustration by Ali O’Neill
Musicians
Bryony Griffith: vocals, fiddle;
Alice Jones: vocals, harmonium, tenor guitar
Tracks
- Early Pearly (Roud 258; Laws Q28; TYG 126, 127) (3.23)
 
Track 1 trad. arr. Bryony Griffith and Alice Jones
> Folk Music > Records > Bryony Griffith & Alice Jones: Wesselbobs
Bryony Griffith & Alice Jones: Wesselbobs
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   Wesselbobs Selwyn Records SYNMC010 (CD, UK, 1 November 2023)  | 
Wessel-bobs, Wassail-bobs or Wesley-bobs were a kind of decorated, evergreen bough built around a spherical frame, carried by Wassailers or carol singers, mostly in West Yorkshire, which is where we are from. The term also refers to hand-made fabric baubles pinned round with ribbons, and delicate glass baubles that were sold in the mid-1900s.
Produced by Joe Rusby;
Recorded and mixed Joe Rusby at The Arch Recording Studio, Southport, in June/July 2023;
Mastered by Nick Cooke at Nick Cooke Mastering;
Photography by Joanne Crawford;
Hair and make-up by Rosie Butler-Hall;
Design by Tom Pitts at Hand Drawn Pixels
Folking.com review by Mike Davies
Musicians
Bryony Griffith: lead vocals [2, 5, 7, 11],
  vocals, fiddle;
Alice Jones: lead vocals [3, 6, 8, 10, 12],
  vocals, harmonium, tenor guitar, body percussion
Tracks
- Early Pearly (Roud 258; Laws Q28; TYG 126, 127) (3.28)
 - The ’Ollins and the Ivin (Roud 514) (3.20)
 - I Traced Her Little Footmarks in the Snow (Roud 2660) (4.36)
 - Hagman-Heigh (Roud 4584) (2.47)
 - Ripon Sword Dance (Roud 610; TYG 99) (4.07)
 - The Tailor’s Britches (Roud 1610; TYG 49) / New Year’s Day (3.41)
 - The Yorkshire Wassailing Song (Roud 209; TYG 22) (3.51)
 - Time to Remember the Poor (Roud 1121) (3.09)
 - Hark, How All the Welkin Rings (Roud 8330) / The Spinning Wheel (4.00)
 - Change for a Guinea (The Christmas Goose) (Roud 3204; TYG 40) / The Christmas Tale (4.59)
 - Christmas (2.56)
 - King Christmas (Roud 21881) (3.41)
 
All tracks trad. arr. Bryony Griffith and Alice Jones except
Track 3 original lyrics and tune by Harry Wright, c.1880;
Track 6 lyrics rewritten by Arthur Wood;
Track 9 lyrics by John Wesley;
Track 11 lyrics by George William Moxon (1875-1962), tune by Bryony Griffith
Video
Bryony Griffith and Alice Jones sing I Traced Her Little Footmarks in the Snow:
> Folk Music > Records > The English Fiddle Ensemble: Engrained
The English Fiddle Ensemble: Engrained
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   Engrained Selwyn Music SYNMCD0011 (CD, UK, 25 July 2025)  | 
Produced, recorded and mixed by Pete Ord at The Studio at Sunbeams, Cumbria;
Mastered by Sam Proctor at Lismore Mastering;
Photography by Kate Griffin;
Graphic design by Rosie Butler-Hall
Musicians
Jim Boyle, Bryony Griffith, Rosie Butler-Hall, Ross Grant: fiddles
Tracks
- Shropshire Lass / Traveller’s Joy (5.43)
 - Lamb and Sallard / Allister (4.26)
 - Pleasures of Salisbury / Juniper Hill (4.07)
 - Scant of Silver / Harliquin Air (6.07)
 - Downfall of the Gin / The Key of the Cellar (4.58)
 - Peacock Hornpipe / Henry Cave’s (5.33)
 - The Yellow Joak / White Jock (7.06)
 - The Girl I Left Behind Me / The Rattlin’ Bog (4.53)
 
All tracks trad. arr. The English Fiddle Ensemble except
Track 1b Janet May
> Folk Music > Records > Bryony Griffith and Will Hampson
Other records with Bryony Griffith and/or Will Hampson
The Demon Barbers:
Uncut,
CD, DJC DJC019, 2002
The Witches of Elswick:
Out of Bed,
CD, Fellside FECD180, 2003
Various Artists:
Roots & Wings: Holmfirth Festival 25 Years Anniversary,
CD, Holmfirth Festival HFRCD25, 2 CD, 2003
Ashley Hutchings and Friends:
Great Grandson of Morris On,
CD, Talking Elephant TECD062, 2004
The Demon Barbers:
Uncut,
CD, DJC DJC026, 2005
Rachel Unthank & The Winterset:
Cruel Sister,
CD, RabbleRouser RR005, 2005
The Witches of Elswick:
Hell’s Belles,
CD, Selwyn SYNMCD0006, 2005
The Demon Barbers:
+24db,
CD, Demon Barber Sound DBS001, 2008
The Demon Barbers:
The Adventures of Captain Ward,
CD, Demon Barber Sound DBS003, 2010
The Demon Barbers:
Disco at the Tavern,
CD, Demon Barber Sound DBS005, 2015
Stick in the Wheel present:
From Here: English Folk Field Recordings Volume 2,
CD/LP, From Here SITW011CD/SITW011LP, 2019
Various Artists:
Sing Yonder 1,
CD, Sing Yonder, 2023
Maddie Morris:
Skin,
CD, No Masters NMCD59, 2024








