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Burd Ellen: Silver Came
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Silver Came private issue (CD, UK, 12 February 2019) |
Recorded over two days at Glasgow Theatre Arts Collective;
Engineered, mixed and mastered by Jer Reid;
Band image by Maiken Kildegaard ;
Cover art and sleeve design by Kieran Milne
Musicians
Debbie Armour: vocals, harmonium;
Gayle Brogan: vocals, violin, zither, lyre, psaltery, aeolian chimes;
Lucy Duncan: vocals, piano
Tracks
- Tha Thìde Agam `Eiridh (2.18)
- Because My Love Loves Me (Roud 578) (3.39)
- Co Leis an Crodh Druim-fhionn Ud Thall (0.52)
- Sweet Lemany (Roud 193, 2445) (6.33)
- Fair Annie of Lochroyan (Roud 49; Child 76; G/D 6:1226) (8.57)
- Bramble Briar (Roud 18; Laws M32) (4.38)
- Awake Awake (Roud 22621; Laws M4) (4.16)
- Thug an Geamhradh Leis an Crodh (1.20)
All songs trad, arr Burd Ellen except
Track 2 words trad., music Katy Lavinia Cooper arr. Burd Ellen
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Green Ribbons
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Green Ribbons Matière Mémoire MATME003CD (CD, UK, 12 July 2019) |
Green Ribbons is a project dedicated to the celebration of unaccompanied song.
Recorded and mixed by Tom Pryor at Studio 95, St James Street, Brighton, in July 2018;
Mastered and cut by Fréderic Alstadt at Ånström Studio, Brussels;
Drawings by Jinnwoo;
Polaroids by Debbie Armour;
Graphics and Layout by Cedric D’hondt
Folk Radio UK review by Thomas Blake
Musicians
Debbie Armour, Frankie Armstrong, Benjamin ‘Jinnwoo’ Webb, Alasdair Roberts: vocals
Tracks
- The Well Below the Valley (Roud 2335; Child 21) (4.18)
- Green Ribbons (Roud V2178) (3.38)
- My Geordie, Oh (Roud 5622, 90; Child 209; G/D 2:249) (3.09)
- The Week Before Easter (Roud 154; G/D 6:1198) (2.14)
- Jennie Jenkins (Roud 731) (1.05)
- Garden Song (4.22)
- The Heathery Hills (Roud 5295) (3.53)
- Ima Nema (0.53)
- Sea Snake Island (4.53)
- Here’s a Health Unto All True Lovers (Roud 1235) (4.32)
- A Question (3.09)
- Softly Spoken Man (2.34)
- Lady Margaret (Roud 50; Child 77) (4.49)
Tracks 1, 13 trad. arr. Debbie Armour / Green Ribbons;
Track 2 words trad., music Benjamin ‘Jinnwoo’ Webb arr. Green Ribbons;
Track 3 trad. arr. Alasdair Roberts / Green Ribbons;
Track 4 trad. arr. Frankie Armstrong;
Tracks 5, 8 trad. arr. Debbie Armour;
Tracks 6, 9 Benjamin ‘Jinnwoo’ Webb arr. Green Ribbons;
Track 7 trad. arr. Alasdair Roberts;
Track 10 trad. arr. Alasdair Roberts, Debbie Armour;
Track 11 Frankie Armstrong arr. Green Ribbons;
Track 12 Benjamin ‘Jinnwoo’ Webb
Video
Green Ribbons sing Garden Song:
> Folk Music > Records > Burd Ellen: Says the Never Beyond
Burd Ellen: Says the Never Beyond
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Says the Never Beyond private issue (LP/CD, UK, 27 November 2020) |
Produced by Jim Mcewan and Debbie Armour;
Debbie Armour’s vocals recorded by Jim McEwan at Solas Sound;
Other recordings made remotely by Gayle Brogan, Jer Reid, Rachel Newton and Luke Sutherland;
Mixed and mastered by Jim McEwan at Barkbarkdog Studios;
Photography by Audrey Bizouerne;
Sleeve design by Debbie Armour
Musicians
Debbie Armour: vocals;
Gayle Brogan: vocals, violin, Lyra 8, Korg Volca FM, dark energy, zither, field recording
with
Jer Reid: guitar [1-2, 4-6],
bowed cymbal [1],
piano [6];
Rachel Newton: harp [4];
Rev Magnetic: programming and additional recording [8]
Tracks
- Please to See the King (Roud 19109) (3.26)
- Coventry Carol (Roud 19028) (3.54)
- Wexford Carol (Roud 22086) (4.44)
- Cutty Wren (Roud 236) (4.40)
- Hela’r Dryw Bach (5.36)
- Corpus Christi Carol (Roud 1523) (6.07)
- Sans Day Carol (Roud 514) (3.29)
- Taladh Chriosda (4.14)
Tracks 1,7 trad., arr. Burd Ellen;
Tracks 2-3, 5 trad., arr. Burd Ellen & Jer Reid;
Tracks 4 trad., arr. Burd Ellen, Rachel Newton & Jer Reid;
Tracks 8 trad., arr. Burd Ellen & Rev Magnetic;
Tracks 6 Benjamin Britten, arr. Burd Ellen & Jer Reid
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Other records with Burd Ellen
Various Artists,
Sing Yonder 1,
CD, Sing Yonder, 22 September 2023