> Folk Music > Records > Edward II and the Red Hot Polkas: The Early Recordings 1985-86
Edward II and the Red Hot Polkas: The Early Recordings 1985-86
The Early Recordings 1985-86 Musical Traditions MTCD405 (CD, UK, February 2016) |
A ompilation of the three Edward II cassettes Demos (1985), Promos (1986), and Ethos (1986).
Musicians
Dion Cochrane: tenor banjo (1985);
Jon Moore: lead guitar (1986);
Tom Greenhalgh, Barnaby Stradling: rhythm guitars;
Dave Haines, Rod Stradling: melodeons;
John Gill: bass;
Danny Stradling: percussion
Tracks
- Another Fine Mess (2.34)
- Cliffe Hornpipe (4.57)
- French Schottische (3.47)
- Clee Hill (3.10)
- 79th Highlanders Farewell to Gibraltar (4.14)
- Boatman’s Dance (3.31)
- Ashling / Shantey (3.31)
- Johnny Mickey Barry’s / Freedom of Ireland (3.16)
- Bromsberrow Heath (3.49)
- Redower Polka (3.59)
- Kelly’s Home Schottische (4.03)
- Swiss Boy (4.27)
- Mr Prime’s (3.26)
- Art Wooton’s Quadrille (3.02)
- Polka Volta (2.38)
- Gloucestershire Hornpipe (4.46)
- Queen’s Jig (2.23)
- Stack of Wheat (4.51)
- Sophie Bourbon’s Hornpipe (3.49)
- Walls of Butlin’s (3.47)
- Swiss Boy (3.47)
- Bourrée a Gaston Pommier (3.13)
All tracks trad. except
Track 7b a Mekons tune;
Tracks 13, 19 Dave Haines;
Track 20 Rod Stradling
> Folk Music > Records > Edward II and the Red Hot Polkas: Let’s Polkasteady!
Edward II and the Red Hot Polkas: Let’s Polkasteady!
Let’s Polkasteady! Cooking Vinyl COOK 007 (CD, UK, 1987) |
Recorded by Zuni at The Firehouse on 22-23 August 1987;
Engineeer’s assistant Tom Greenhalgh;
Cover design by Ken Lite
Musicians
Jon Moore, Tom Greenhalgh, Barnaby Stradling: guitars;
Dave Haines, Rod Stradling: melodeons;
John Gill: bass;
Steve Goulding: drums;
Danny Stradling: percussion
Tracks
- Dawn Run (3.19)
- Little Left Lew (3.02)
- Swiss Boy (3.18)
- 79th Highlanders Farewell to Gibraltar (3.53)
- Blue Blue Morning (2.01)
- Another Fine Mess (2.37)
- The Walls of Butlins (3.37)
- Mr Prime’s Polka (2.53)
- Three Hand Reel (3.52)
- Sophie Bourbon’s Hornpipe (2.33)
Tracks 1-2, 6, 8, 10 Dave Haines / Edward II;
Tracks 3-4, 9 trad. / Edward II;
Track 5 Linda Williams;
Track 7 Rod Stradling, Dave Haines / Edward II
> Folk Music > Records > e2K: Shift
e2K: Shift
Shift Topic Records TSCD522 (CD, UK, 2001) |
Recorded at Confetti Studios, Nottingham;
Engineered by Dan Tissier, assisted by Adam Lockwood;
Mastered by Tony Dixon at Refxled Audio;
Mixed by Jon Sword;
Produced by Neil Yates;
Original photographs by Tom Howard;
Design by John Haxby
Musicians
Kellie While: vocals, guitar;
Simon Care: melodeons;
Andy Morel: alto, tenor & baritone saxophones, bass clarinet;
Robert Fordjour: drums;
Jon Moore: guitar;
Neil Yates: trumpet, flugelhorn, low whistles, Fender Rhodes;
Kwame Yeboah: keyboards, bass, guitar, percussion, Fender Rhodes, vocals
Tracks
- The Water Is Wide (Roud 87; Child 204) (4.52)
- Something Left Behind (4.48)
- The Blackthorn Stick / The Rakes of Kildare / The Rocks of Penrhyn (5.59)
- Love for a Season / Uncertain Waltz (3.39)
- Everdance / Willy Coleman’s / Trip to the Floor (5.13)
- The Farmer’s Cursed Wife / The Valentine (2.35)
- A Life Less Hard to Bear (3.32)
- You Bring Me Joy / Untitled Hornpipe (4.11)
- The Wind in the Trees / Mrs Casey / Ward’s Jig (5.42)
- Fair and Tender Ladies / Speed the Plough (2.55)
- Itue, Stitue, Statue / South Dene Reflections (7.28)
- Take Me Home (5.32)
Tracks 1, 3ab, 5b, 6b, 8b, 9bc, 10 trad. arr. e2K;
Tracks 2, 4a, 9a Jon Moore;
Tracks 3c, 4b, 5ac, 11 Neil Yates;
Track 6a trad. arr. Neil Yates;
Track 7 Jon Moore, Neil Yates;
Track 8a Robert Fordjour, Kwame Yeboah;
Track 12 Jon Moore, Kwame Yeboah
> Folk Music > Records > e2K: If Not Now
e2K: If Not Now
If Not Now Topic Records TSCD538 (CD, UK, 2003) |
Recorded at Mixstation / Sensible Studios / Sultan Sound / Ock Studios /
Seaside Studios / Nige Smith’s Gaff;
Mixed by Kwame Yeboah at Mixstation;
Produced by Kwame Yeboah;
Design and photography by John Haxby
Musicians
Kellie While: lead and backing vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion;
Neil Yates: trumpet, flugelhorn, tenor horn, bodhrán, whistles, Fender Rhodes, backing vocals, nylon stung guitar;
Kwame Yeboah: keyboards, guitar, bass, melodica, percussion, drums, lead and backing vocals;
Neil Fairclough: bass;
Paul Francis: drums;
Andy Morel: saxophones, backing vocals;
Gareth Warren: melodeon;
Jon Moore: guitars, mandolin
with
Mike McGoldrick: uilleann pipes;
John McCusker: fiddle;
Nana Yaa: backing vocals;
Simon Katz: percussion
Tracks
- Come and Join Us (4.48)
- The Shepherd and the Crows (4.49)
- Dealing with History (4.20)
- Custy’s / The Rolling Waves / Chance Melody (6.26)
- Common Ground (4.53)
- Gye Wani / The Mountain Lark (4.20)
- Holding On (4.54)
- He Moved Through the Fair / Out the Other Side (5.19)
- St George’s Quay / The New Rigged Ship (5.01)
- Be Sure Your Lover / Noon Lassies (3.32)
- A Lullaby for Everyone / Stormy Blues (4.46)
Track 1 Jon Moore, Kellie While;
Tracks 2, 4c, 8b, 10a Neil Yates;
Tracks 3, 5, 7, 9a, 11a Jon Moore;
Tracks 4ab, 6b, 9b, 10b trad. arr. Neil Yates, Kwame Yeboah;
Track 8a trad. arr. Kellie While, Neil Yates, Kwame Yeboah;
Track 6a Kwame Yeboah;
Track 11c Carmel O’Dea
> Folk Music > Records > Edward II: Manchester’s Improving Daily
Edward II: Manchester’s Improving Daily
Manchester’s Improving Daily Edward II / Cadiz Music E2MID1819 (CD, UK, 19 February 2016) |
Recorded, mixed and produced by Tim Thomas at Blueprint Studios;
Musical director, Tee Carthy;
Executive producer and arranger Gavin Sharp;
Book written and compiled by David Jennings;
Design by Pin
Musicians
Jon Moore: guitars;
John Hart: guitar, trombone;
Simon Care: melodeon;
Tee Carthy: bass, vocals;
David Henry: drums;
Elston McKenzie: guitar, vocals;
Glen Latouche: vocals;
Gavin Sharp: saxophone, keyboards, wind synthesiser, whistle
with
The Manchester Session Strings:
Jote Osahn, Susie Gibbon: violins;
Greg Morton: cello;
Ian Jones: percussion;
Sally Cook: vocals [6];
Jennifer Reid: broadside balladress [1, 5, 9, 12];
Tracks
- Patience Kershaw (TYG 139) (0.38)
- Manchester’s Improving Daily (Roud V37852) (2.48)
- Ragbag (3.18)
- Dirty Old Town (3.42)
- A Sprig of Thyme (Roud 3; G/D 6:1180) (1.19)
- Soldier’s Farewell to Manchester (Roud 2741) (4.29)
- Love Vigilantes (4.40)
- The Great Flood (Roud V6513) (5.19)
- Jone o’ Grinfield (Roud 937) (0.46)
- Peterloo (Roud V17536) (5.06)
- A New Song on the Great Demonstration Which Is to Be Made on Kersal Moor, 24 September 1838 (Roud V33134) (3.28)
- Victoria Bridge on a Saturday Night (Roud V1081) (1.59)
- Victoria Bridge on a Saturday Night (Roud V1081) (3.38)
- Mr Sadler’s Balloon (Roud V29647) (3.23)
- A Humorous and Interesting Dialogue (Roud V12092) (3.17)
- The Execution of Allen, Gould and Larkin (Roud V23110) (3.28)
Track 4 Ewan MacColl
> Folk Music > Records > Edward II: Dancing Tunes
Edward II: Dancing Tunes
Dancing Tunes Edward II / Cadiz Music E2JAM1905 (CD, UK, 12 March 2021) |
Musical Director and arranger: Tee Carthy;
Produced and mixed by Paul ‘Lush’ Morris;
Executive Producer: Gavin Sharp;
Additional research and sleeve notes by David Jennings and Karen Gabay
Musicians
Glenford Latouche: vocals;
Tee Carthy: bass, vocals;
John Hart: guitars, trombone;
Simon Care: melodeons;
Jon Moore: guitars;
David Henry: Drums;
Elston McKenzie: guitars, vocals;
Gavin Sharp: saxophone, windsynth, keyboards
with
Bella Hardy: vocals;
Paul ‘Lush’ Morris: guitars, keyboards, drum programming;
Mike Partridge: drums;
Lucadread De Muzio: keyboards
Tracks
- The Banana Boat Song (3.45)
- Linstead Market (Roud 16397) (3.10)
- Cordelia Brown (3.39)
- Dry Weather Houses (4.28)
- Long Time Gal (3.14)
- Donkey Want Water (Hold Em Joe) (3.42)
- Yellow Bird (3.45)
- Shake the Papaya Down (4.24)
- Island in the Sun (3.57)
- River Bank Coverly (2.58)
- Banana Boat Song Tallyman Dub Mix (7.22)
- Linstead Market United We Dance Mix (2.52)
All tracks trad. arr. Gavin Sharp and Tee Carthy except
Track 7 Oswald Durand;
Track 9 Harry Belafonte, Irving Burgie
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Other records with Edward II and the Red Hot Polkas
In Search of the English Folk Song, video, dir. Ken Russell, 1998
Various Artists: The Rough Guide to English Roots Music, CD, World Music RGNET 1018 CD, 1998
Various Artists: Cambridge Folk Festival: A Celebration of Roots Music 1998-99, CD, BBC WMEF00572, 2000
Various Artists: Someone Was Calling: “Folk on the Pier” Celebrates 200 Years of Cromer's Lifeboats, 2 CD, Symposium SIUM 1347/48, 2004
Various Artists: BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2010, 3 CD, Proper PROPERFOLK10, 2010