> Folk Music > Records > Emily Portman: Persephone
Emily Portman: Persephone
Persephone SCAT Records (Somerset College of Art & Technology, Taunton) (CD-R EP, UK, 2001) |
Produced and mixed by Howard Harrison;
Cover design by Emily Portman
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals, guitar, piano;
Michael Griffiths: bass;
Toby McLaren: drums;
Howard Harrision: flute, guitar, shaker
Tracks
- The Bunch of Thyme (Roud 3; G/D 6:1180) (4.27)
- Persephone (4.19)
- Spencer the Rover (Roud 1115; TYG 3) (3.13)
- Shore to Shore (3.49)
Tracks 1, 3 trad. arr. Emily Portman;
Tracks 2, 4 Emily Portman
> Folk Music > Records > The Devil’s Interval: Demon Lovers
The Devil’s Interval: Demon Lovers
Demon Lovers private issue (EP, UK, 2005?) |
Recorded by Julien Batten;
Photography by Andrew Cadie;
Cover design by Lauren McCormick and Emily Portman
Musicians
Lauren McCormick: vocals;
Emily Portman: vocals;
Jim Causley: vocals, accordion
Tracks
- Silver Dagger (Roud 22621; Laws M4) (3.00)
- Lady All Skin and Bone (Roud 501) (2.21)
- The Demon Lover (Roud 14; Child 243; G/D 2:332) (4.44)
- The Leaves of Life (Roud 127) (2.43)
- Barbara Allen (Roud 54; Child 84; G/D 6:1193; Henry H236) (3.22)
- Summer’s End (4.49)
- Plymouth Town (Roud 649; G/D 7:1479) (3.23)
Track 1 trad. via Dolly Parton, arr. The Devil’s Interval;
Track 2 trad. arr. The Devil’s Interval;
Track 3 trad. via A.L. Lloyd, arr. Emily Portman;
Track 1 trad. via May Bradley, arr. The Devil’s Interval;
Track 5 trad. via Queen Caroline Hughes arr. Lauren McCormick;
Track 6 Jim Causley;
Track 7 trad. / The Devils Interval arr. The Devil’s Interval
> Folk Music > Records > The Devil’s Interval: Blood and Honey
The Devil’s Interval: Blood and Honey
Blood and Honey WildGoose Studios WGS335CD (CD, UK, 2006) |
Produced and recorded by Doug Bailey at WildGoose Studios, Wherwell, Hampshire;
Photography and design by David Angel
Musicians
Lauren McCormick: vocals, flute;
Emily Portman: vocals, concertina;
Jim Causley: vocals, accordion
Tracks
- Green Valley (Roud 2125; G/D 6:1183) (3.06)
- Silver Dagger (Roud 22621; Laws M4) (3.20)
- Studying Economy (Roud 5377) (2.26)
- The Leaves of Life (Roud 127) (2.56)
- The Well Below the Valley (Roud 2335; Child 21) (3.44)
- Two Crows (Roud 5; Child 26) (2.21)
- The Bonfire Carol (4.27)
- A May Carol (5.03)
- Down Among the Dead Men (Roud 9623) (2.52)
- The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479) (3.50)
- Long Lankin (Roud 6; Child 93; G/D 2:187; Henry H735) (5.17)
- The Midsummer Carol (Roud 6913) (3.10)
- Blow Me Jack (Roud 511; Laws K40) (3.16)
All tracks trad. arr. Lauren McCormick, Emily Portman, Jim Causley except
Track 8 Lauren McCormick arr. Lauren McCormick, Emily Portman, Jim Causley;
Track 9 John Dyer, around 1700, arr. Lauren McCormick, Emily Portman, Jim Causley
> Folk Music > Records > Lauren McCormick & Emily Portman
Lauren McCormick & Emily Portman
Lauren McCormick & Emily Portman private issue (EP, UK, 2007) |
Recorded by Julien Batten at Quayside Studios;
Design by Lillias Kinsman-Blake;
Photography by Will Schrimshaw
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals, concertina;
Lauren McCormick: vocals, flute
Tracks
- The Buxom Lass (Roud 833) (3.00)
- Seeds of Love (Roud 3; G/D 6:1180) (3.59)
- Tango Till They’re Sore (3.20)
- Seven Yellow Gypsies (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124) (1.49)
Track 1 trad. via Hammond & Gardner;
Track 2 trad. via Pop Maynard;
Track 3 Tom Waits;
Track 4 trad. via John Riley
> Folk Music > Records > Rubus: Nine Witch Knots
Rubus: Nine Witch Knots
Nine Witch Knots WildGoose Studios WGS356CD (CD, UK, 2008) |
Produced and recorded by Doug Bailey at WildGoose Studios, Wherwell, Hampshire;
Mixed by David Newey;
Design by Lillias Kinsman-Blake
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals, concertina;
Christi Andropolis: fiddle, viola, vocals;
David Newey: guitar;
Will Schrimshaw: drums
Tracks
- Cecilia (Roud 7; Laws N21; Henry H35) (2.54)
- Cornish Young Man (Roud 595) (4.24)
- Golden Ball (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (3.23)
- Willie’s Lady (Roud 220; Child 6; G/D 2:346) (4.19)
- Greenwood Sidey (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73) (5.04)
- She’s Like the Swallow (Roud 2306) (4.09)
- Watchet Sailor (Roud 917; Laws P4) (3.06)
- Sheep Crook and Black Dog (Roud 948; Henry H30a) (3.26)
- Rolling of the Stones (Roud 38; Child 49) (4.40)
- My Son David (Roud 200; Child 13; TYG 35) (4.26)
- Sowing Song (Roud 1264) (3.49)
All tracks trad. arr. Emily Portman, David Newey, Christi Andropolis, Will Schrimshaw except
Tracks 2, 6, 8 trad. arr. Emily Portman, David Newey, Christi Andropolis;
Track 3 text trad., tune Emily Portman, arr. Emily Portman, David Newey, Christi Andropolis, Will Schrimshaw;
Track 10 trad. arr. Emily Portman, David Newey;
Track 11 text Thomas Carlisle, tune Emily Portman, arr. Emily Portman, David Newey, Christi Andropolis
> Folk Music > Records > Emily Portman: EP
Emily Portman: EP
Furrow Records FUR001 (CD-R EP, UK, 2009) |
Recorded by Will Schrimshaw except
track 1 and vocals and harp on track 2
recorded by Julien Batten at Quayside Studios;
Mixed by David Newey and Emily Portman;
Cover art by Robyn Kinsman-Blake
This hand-copied CD-R has no actual issue number printed on it. I guessed the number FUR001 as the predecessor of The Glamoury.
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals, concertina;
Rachel Newton: harp, vocals;
Lucy Farrell: vocals;
David Newey: guitar;
Christi Andropolis: viola;
Rachael McShane: cello, vocals
Tracks
- Sirens (3.28)
- Tongue-Tied (4.23)
- Fine Silica (3.21)
- Bones and Feathers (3.55)
All tracks written by Emily Portman, inspired by ballads and folk tales
> Folk Music > Records > Emily Portman: The Glamoury
Emily Portman: The Glamoury
The Glamoury Furrow Records FUR002 (CD, UK, 22 March 2010) |
Recorded by Will Schrimshaw except
tracks 2, 4, 10 recorded by Julien Batten;
Mixed and edited by Julien Batten at Quayside Studios except
track 9 by Finn McNicholas;
Mastered by David St Onge;
Design by Emily Morris;
Photography by Rosalie Portman
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals [1-11],
concertina [5, 10];
Christi Andropolis: viola [1, 10], vocals;
David Newey: guitar [1, 5-6];
Lucy Farrell: vocals [2, 7, 10, 12],
lead vocals [4],
viola [7];
Rachel Newton: harp [2, 4, 10-11],
vocals [4, 7, 10-11];
Rachael McShane: cello [2];
Gabriel Waite: cello [3, 8];
Hinny Pawsey: fiddle [5];
Finn McNicholas: all instruments and arrangement [9]
Tracks
- Bones and Feathers (3.49)
- Tongue-Tied (4.19)
- Fine Silica (3.23)
- Grey Stone (4.13)
- Mossy Coat (2.46)
- Hide (3.59)
- Stick Stock (3.00)
- Little Longing (3.23)
- Pretty Skin (2.51)
- Sirens (3.21)
- Two Sisters (Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213) (6.20)
- Three Gold Hairs (2.48)
All tracks written by Emily Portman, inspired by ballads and folk tales, except
Track 11 trad. arr. Emily Portman, Rachel Newton
> Folk Music > Records > Emily Portman: Hinge of the Year
Emily Portman: Hinge of the Year
Hinge of the Year Furrow Records FURR004 (7" single, UK, 28 November 2011) |
Tracks 1, 3 recorded by Will Schrimshaw,
Track 2 recorded by Sean Taylor at Quayside Studios, Newcastle upon Tyne;
Mixed by Sean Taylor;
Mastered by Robert Taylor;
Sleeve design by David Owen
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals, concertina;
Lucy Farrell: vocals, saw;
Rachel Newton: vocals, harp;
Jonny Kearney: vocals, guitar;
Jim Hayes: cornet;
Martin Armstrong: E♭ horn;
Chris Bentham: trombone;
Phil Rosier: tuba;
Lucy Deakin: cello
Tracks
Side 1
- Hinge of the Year (5.24)
Side 2
- Scorching Sun (3.42)
- Moon Shines Bright (Roud 702) (2.04)
All tracks written by Emily Portman except
Track 3 trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Emily Portman with Fieldfare: George Collins
Emily Portman with Fieldfare: George Collins
George Collins Bandcamp (digital download track, UK, 9 April 2012) |
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals;
Robert Harbron: English concertina;
Lucy Deakin: cello
Tracks
- George Collins (Roud 147; Child 42, 85) (3.52)
Track 1 trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Emily Portman: Hatchling
Emily Portman: Hatchling
Hatchling Furrow Records FURR006 (CD, UK, 18 July 2012) |
Recorded by Will Schrimshaw, except
tracks 7, 9, 13 recorded by Julien Batten at Quayside Studios;
Mixed and edited by Julien Batten, except
track 6 mixed by Sean Taylor;
Mastered by David St Onge;
Original artwork by Olivia Lomenech Gill;
Graphics design by Lillias Kinsman-Blake
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals, concertina, banjo, ukulele;
Lucy Farrell: vocals, viola, saw;
Rachel Newton: vocals, harp, fiddle;
with
Lucy Deakin: cello;
Alasdair Roberts: guitar, vocals;
Jonny Kearney: guitar [2];
Will Schrimshaw: percussion, supercollider programming
Tracks
- Hatchlings (4.20)
- Hollin (Roud 23029) (4.24)
- Hinge of the Year (5.24)
- Hushabye Birdie (0.39)
- Ash Girl (4.01)
- Old Mother Eve (3.29)
- Jack (3.57)
- Silver Swan (1.07)
- Sleeping Beauty (4.56)
- Sunken Bells (4.11)
- Scorching Sun (3.20)
- Black Sheep (0.44)
- When You’re Weary (3.00)
All tracks written by Emily Portman except
Track 2 trad. / Emily Portman, tune Emily Portman, arr. Emily Portman;
Tracks 4, 6 trad. arr. Emily Portman;
Track 8 Orlando Gibbons arr. Emily Portman, Lucy Farrell;
Track 12 trad. arr. Emily Portman, Lucy Farrell, Rachel Newton
Video
The Emily Portman Trio perform Sunken Bells at WOMEX 2013:
> Folk Music > Records > Emily Portman Trio
Emily Portman Trio
Emily Portman Trio Furrow Records, no issue number (promo EP, UK, 2014) |
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals, concertina, banjo, ukulele;
Lucy Farrell: vocals, viola, saw;
Rachel Newton: vocals, harp, fiddle
Tracks
- Stick Stock (3.00)
- Hatchlings (4.20)
- Tongue-Tied (4.19)
- Hinge of the Year (5.24)
Tracks 1, 3 are from The Glamoury;
Tracks 2, 4 are from Hatchling
> Folk Music > Records > The Furrow Collective: At Our Next Meeting
The Furrow Collective: At Our Next Meeting
At Our Next Meeting Furrow Records FURR007 (CD, UK, 17 February 2014) |
Recorded, mixed and produced by Andy Bell at Underbank School Rooms, Sheffield in August 2013;
Mastered by Dean Honer;
Photos by Chris Saunders;
Graphic design by Lillias Kinsman-Blake
Musicians
Alasdair Roberts: lead vocals [1, 4, 6, 10, 12],
vocals, guitar;
Emily Portman: lead vocals [2, 9, 11],
vocals, concertina, banjo, harmonium;
Lucy Farrell: lead vocals [1, 5, 8, 13],
vocals, viola, saw;
Rachel Newton: lead vocals [3, 7],
vocals, fiddle, acoustic and electric harp
Tracks
- Wild and Wicked Youth (Roud 490; Laws L12; G/D 2:260; Henry H691) (3.16)
- King Henry (Roud 3967; Child 32) (6.29)
- Skippin’ Barfit Through the Heather (Roud 9750) (3.23)
- The Outlaw of the Hill (Roud 9699) (5.00)
- Henry Lee (Roud 47; Child 68) (4.33)
- Wondrous Love (Roud 5089) (2.00)
- Hind Horn (Roud 28; Child 17; G/D 5:1022) (4.45)
- Handsome Molly (Roud 454; G/D 6:1192; Henry H625) (3.41)
- Our Captain Calls (Roud 602) (3.17)
- Johnny My Man (Roud 845; G/D 3:587; Henry H807) (5.05)
- Demon Lover (Roud 14; Child 243; G/D 2:332) (4.59)
- The Blantyre Explosion (Roud 1014; Laws Q35) (3.41)
- I’d Rather Be Tending My Sheep (2.46)
All tracks trad. arr. The Furrow Collective except
Track 12 trad. / Bill Wells, arr. The Furrow Collective
> Folk Music > Records > The Furrow Collective: The Mark Radcliffe Folk Sessions
The Furrow Collective: The Mark Radcliffe Folk Sessions
The Mark Radcliffe Folk Sessions Delphonic Music DELPH109 (DL EP, UK, 12 October 2014) |
Recorded on 19 March 2014 for Mark Radcliffe’s BBC Radio 2 programme The Folk Show.
Musicians
Alasdair Roberts: vocals, guitar;
Emily Portman: vocals, concertina, banjo, harmonium;
Lucy Farrell: vocals, viola, saw
Rachel Newton was missing due to other commitments
Tracks
- The Outlaw of the Hill (Roud 9699) (4.35)
- I’d Rather Be Tending My Sheep (2.18)
- King Henry (Roud 3967; Child 32) (6.32)
> Folk Music > Records > Emily Portman: Coracle
Emily Portman: Coracle
Coracle Furrow Records FURR008 (CD, UK, 22 June 2015) Seed Stitch / Nightjar Furrow Records PROM01 (single, UK, 13 November 2015) |
Produced, engineered and mixed by Andy Bell
at Giant Water Studios, Wales, on 3-7 January 2015,
with additional recordings at Stoney Middleton Church and the
Altounyans’ residence, Sheffield;
Photography by Elly Lucas featuring textile art by Karen Le Roy Harris;
Design by Heather Almond
Musicians
Emily Portman: vocals, banjo, concertina, ukulele, wurlitzer, kalimba, piano;
Lucy Farrell: vocals, viola, fiddle, musical saw;
Rachel Newton: vocals, acoustic and electric harps, fiddle
with
Toby Kearney: drums, percussion, vibes;
M.G. Boulter: pedal steel, acoustic and electric guitars, backing vocals;
Neil McSweeney: backing vocals [1, 3, 10];
MaJiKer: vocals, bell [11];
Will Schrimshaw: electronics [4, 6, 8]
Coracle String & Reed Players [4-5]:
Rob Harbron: concertina;
Lucy Deakin: cello;
Miranda Rutter, Charlie Heys: violas;
Sam Sweeney, Helen Lancaster, Rachel Newton, Lucy Farrell: violins
Tracks
- Darkening Bell (3.20)
- Nightjar (3.30)
- Brink of June (2.00)
- Borrowed and Blue (5.09)
- Coracle (4.42)
- Eye of Tree (3.23)
- Dotterine (2.23)
- Seed Stitch (3.19)
- A Grief (4.44)
- High Tide (4.59)
- Hollow Feather (2.45)
All tracks written by Emily Portman, arr. Emily Portman, Rechel Newton and Lucy Farrell except
Track 7 Emily Portman arr. Emily Portman;
Track 10 words Eleanor Rees, tune Emily Portman;
Track 11 Emily Portman arr. Emily Portman, MaJiKer
Video
Emily Portman sings Darkening Bell in this video animated by Marry Waterson:
Emily Portman sings Seed Stitch in this video by Laura Spark:
> Folk Music > Records > The Furrow Collective: Blow Out the Moon
The Furrow Collective: Blow Out the Moon
Blow Out the Moon Furrow Records FURR009 (EP, UK, 18 September 2015) |
Produced, recorded and mixed by Andy Bell at Giant Wafer Studios, Wales, May 2015;
Mastered by Dean Honer;
Photography by Elly Lucas;
Design by Lucy Farrell;
Layout by Lillias Kinsman-Blake
Musicians
Alasdair Roberts: lead vocals [4, 5a],
vocals, guitar;
Emily Portman: lead vocals [2],
vocals, concertina, banjo, harmonium;
Lucy Farrell: lead vocals [1, 5b],
vocals, viola;
Rachel Newton: lead vocals [3],
vocals, fiddle, acoustic and electric harp
Tracks
- Poor Old Horse (Roud 513; TYG 60) (1.41)
- Shule Agra (Roud 911) (2.51)
- The Unquiet Grave (Roud 51; Child 78a) (4.05)
- Lament to the Moon (Roud 906) (3.12)
- Oh To Be in My Bed and Happit (Roud 6753; G/D 5:938) / Blow Out the Moon (3.21)
All tracks trad. arr. The Furrow Collective except
Track 5b words anon., tune Lucy Farrell
> Folk Music > Records > The Furrow Collective: Wild Hog
The Furrow Collective: Wild Hog
Wild Hog Hudson Records HUD001LP/CD (LP/CD, UK, 4 November 2016) Wild Hog in the Woods Furrow Records FURR011 (promo/DL single, UK, 11 March 2016) |
Produced, recorded and mixed by Andy Bell at Giant Wafer Studios, Llanbardan Fynydd / Chem 19, Glasgow / Hudson Records, Birmingham;
Mastered by Sam Smith;
Design by Robin Beatty;
LP/CD drawing ‘Red River Hog’ by Suzie Dafforn;
Single design and illustration by Chris Cornwell
Musical Traditions review by Rod Stradling
Musicians
Lucy Farrell: fiddle, viola, saw, piano, hammered dulcimer, percussion, vocals;
Rachel Newton: harp, electric harp, fiddle, viola, keyboards, vocals;
Alasdair Roberts: acoustic, electric, Nashville, bass and baritone guitars, keyboards, hurdy-gurdy, vocals;
Emily Portman: banjo, concertina, Wurlitzer, toy piano, vocals
with
Alex Neilson: drums;
Stevie Jones: double bass;
The Coracle String & Reed Ensemble [4]
Tracks
CD
- Wild Hog in the Woods (Roud 29; Child 18) (3.13)
- Dear Companion (Roud 411) (3.06)
- Prince Heathen (Roud 3336; Child 104; G/D 7:1497) (5.58)
- Barbara Allen (Roud 54; Child 84; G/D 6:1193; Henry H236) (5.49)
- Willie’s Fatal Visit (Roud 244; Child 255) (3.46)
- Many’s the Night’s Rest (Roud 293; G/D 6:1141; Henry H215) (3.02)
- Chuir M’Athair Mise dhan Taigh Charraideach (My Father Sent Me to the House of Sorrow) (2.35)
- Polly Vaughn (Roud 166; Laws O36; Henry H114) (6.52)
- Queen Eleanor’s Confession (Roud 74; Child 156; G/D 2:208) (5.21)
- The Maiden Hind (DgF 58) (3.43)
- Beneath the Window of My Cell (Roud 8122) (4.17)
All tracks trad. arr. The Furrow Collective except
Track 7 trad. Skye waulking song arr. The Furrow Collective;
Track 10 trad. Danish, tune by Chris and Pete Coe
Single
- Wild Hog in the Woods (Roud 29; Child 18) (3.13)
- Many’s the Night’s Rest (Roud 293; G/D 6:1141; Henry H215) (3.01)
Video
The Furrow Collective perform Many’s the Night’s Rest:
> Folk Music > Records > The Furrow Collective: The Tamosher
The Furrow Collective: The Tamosher
The Tamosher Hudson Records, no issue number (DL EP, UK, 25 November 2017) |
Musicians
Lucy Farrell: fiddle, viola, saw, vocals;
Rachel Newton: harp, vocals;
Alasdair Roberts: guitar, vocals;
Emily Portman: banjo, concertina, vocals
Tracks
- The Tamosher (Roud 899; G/D 7:1493) (3.05)
- Polly Vaughn
(Roud 166; Laws O36; Henry H114)
(5.37)
live in the stalls, Halifax Square Chapel - Chuir M’Athair Mise dhan Taigh Charraideach
(My Father Sent Me to the House of Sorrow)
(2.49)
live backstage, Birmingham MAC - Dear Companion
(Roud 411)
(2.56)
live in the bar of The Cumberland, Newcastle
> Records > The Furrow Collective: Fathoms
The Furrow Collective: Fathoms
Fathoms Hudson Records HUD015CD (CD, UK, 9 November 2018) |
Produced by Andy Bell;
Recorded by Andy Bell at Giant Wafer & Woodworm Studios in January and February 2018;
Mixed by Andy Bell at Hudson Studios;
Mastered by Dean Honer;
Photography by Seth Tinsley;
Graphic design by Robin Beatty;
Artwork by Desdemona McCannon
Musicians
Lucy Farrell: vocals, viola, tenor guitar, percussion;
Rachel Newton: vocals, electroharp, fiddle, piano, percussion;
Emily Portman: vocals, banjo, concertina, harmonium, percussion;
Alasdair Roberts: vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, banjolin, Yamaha CS-5, piano, harmonium
Tracks
- Davy Lowston (3.16)
- The Dark-Eyed Gypsies (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124) (3.57)
- False Lover Won Back (Roud 201; Child 218; G/D 5:974) (2.58)
- Write Me Down (Roud 381; G/D 5:980) (2.39)
- False True Love (Roud 419) (3.29)
- The Cruel Grave (Roud 22567) (3.52)
- The Cabin Boy (Roud 1168) (3.50)
- My Son David (Roud 200; Child 13; TYG 35) (4.29)
- Down by the Greenwood Side (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73) (3.15)
- As I Cam In By Yon Castle Wall (Roud 16906) (2.09)
- Lady Eliza (Roud 112; Child 269; G/D 6:1224) (3.38)
- Our Ship She’s Ready (Roud 2995) / I Am a Maid That’s Deep in Love (Roud 231; Laws N12) (4.24)
All tracks trad. arr. The Furrow Collective
Video
The Furrow Collective at the Hudson Records Listening Club on 17 May 2020:
The Furrow Collective sing Write Me Down:
> Folk Music > Records > Emily Portman & Rob Harbron: Time Was Away
Emily Portman & Rob Harbron: Time Was Away
Time Was Away Rob Records CD04 (CD, UK, 22 November 2022) |
Recorded and produced by Andy Bell at Red Kite Studio, Carmarthenshire, Wales, in November 2021;
Mastered by Sam Proctor at Lismore Mastering;
Photography by Camilla Greenwell;
Design by Robin Beatty
Folk Radio UK review by Billy Rough
Musicians
Rob Harbron: English concertina, guitar, mandolin, harmonium,
pocket piano, piano [8], vocals;
Emily Portman: vocals, banjo, piano, field recordings, magic card shuffles;
with
Pete Judge: flugelhorn
Tracks
- The Healths (Roud 17156) (3.31)
- Borstal Boy (Roud 60; Laws P25; G/D 6:1169, 6:1170; Henry H683) (3.19)
- The Game of Cards (Roud 232) (4.34)
- Long A-Growing (Roud 31; Laws O35; G/D 6:1222) (5.06)
- Down in the Meadow (Roud 18829; Henry H218ab) (4.08)
- Rosanna (Roud 42; Child 62; G/D 6:1161; Henry H126) (7.43)
- The Oakham Poachers (Roud 1686) (3.16)
- The Birds in the Spring (Roud 356) (3.10)
- Oh to Be Alone (3.47)
- Meeting Point (4.57)
Track 1 words trad., music Rob Harbron;
Tracks 2-8 trad.;
Track 9 words anon., from The Woman Socialist (1906), music Sandra Kerr;
Track 10 words Louis MacNeice (1940), music Tim Dalling
Video
Emily Portman and Rob Harbron with Pete Judge perform Meeting Point, the first line of which provided the album title:
> Folk Music > Records > The Furrow Collective: The Longest Night
The Furrow Collective: The Longest Night
The Longest Night Hudson Records HUD0037D (DL EP, UK, 2 December 2022) |
Produced by Andy Bell;
Recorded by Andy Bell at Halsway Manor in December 2021;
Mixed by Andy Bell at Hudson Studios;
Mastered by Sam Proctor;
Cover art by Mary Farrell;
Design by Liam Campbell
Musicians
Lucy Farrell: lead vocals [1],
vocals, tenor guitar, viola;
Alasdair Roberts: lead vocals [2],
vocals, acoustic and electric guitar;
Rachel Newton: lead vocals [3],
vocals, harp;
Emily Portman: lead vocals [4],
vocals, Wurlitzer, banjo
Tracks
- Halsway Carol (2.41)
- The Cherry Tree Carol (Roud 453; Child 54; G/D 2:327) (3.37)
- The Lambskin Carol (4.05)
- The Wexford Lullaby (4.31)
Track 1 words Iain Frisk, music Nigel Eaton;
Track 2 trad.;
Track 3 Maddy Taylor;
Track 4 words John Renbourn, music trad.
> Folk Music > Records > The Furrow Collective: We Know by the Moon
The Furrow Collective: We Know by the Moon
We Know by the Moon Hudson Records HUD044CD (CD, UK, 27 November 2023) |
Produced by Andy Bell;
Recorded by Andy Bell in midsummer 2023 at GloWorm Studios, Glasgow,
Tesla Studios, Sheffield, Yellow Arch Studios, Sheffield, and
Hudson Studios, Sheffield;
Mixed by Andy Bell at Hudson Studios;
Mastered by Sam Proctor at Lismore Mastering;
Cover art and illustrations by Mary Farrell;
Design by Robin Beatty
Folk Radio review by Thomas Blake
Musicians
Lucy Farrell: viola, tenor guitar, percussion, vocals;
Rachel Newton: harp, electroharp, vocals;
Emily Portman: concertina, piano, banjo, vocals;
Alasdair Roberts: acoustic, electric, twelve-string and bass guitars,
cello, cymbal, vocals;
Andy Bell: percussion
Tracks
Side 1
- The Moon Shines Bright (Roud 702) (3.20)
- The Moon Shined on My Bed Last Night (Roud 6959) (4.24)
- Every Day Is Three (Roud 3601; G/D 8:1540) (3.21)
- Apprenticed in London (Roud 368; Laws P17; G/D 4:788) (1.55)
- ’s Fhada Leam an Oidhche Gheamhraidh (3.51)
- Are Ye Sleeping, Maggie? (Roud 4897) (3.47)
Side 2
- The Wild, Wild Berry (Roud 24845) (4.04)
- O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast (Roud V18272) (3.53)
- The Wife of Usher’s Well (Roud 196; Child 79) (5.20)
- The Hurdy-Gurdy Man (Der Leiermann) (3.53)
- Oh Watch the Stars (Roud 18281) (2.24)
Track 5 Murdo MacFarlane;
Track 6 Robert Tannahill;
Track 10 words Wilhem Müller (1795-1827), music Franz Schubert (1797-1828);
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Other records with Emily Portman
Various Artists: Song Links 2: A Celebration of English Traditional Songs and Their American Variants, 2 CD, Fellside FECD190D, 2005
Waterson:Carthy with The Devil’s Interval: Holy Heathens and the Old Green Man, CD, Topic TSCD562, 2006
Various Artists: BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2007, 3 CD, Proper PROPERFOLK03, 2007
Various Artists: Folk Rising, CD, Proper PROPERFOLK04, 2007
Various Artists: Moonshine Murder Mountains & Mudflats (Leigh Folk Festival 2008), CD, Thames Delta MUD001CD, 2008
Sandra Kerr and Friends: ’Hi!’ Said the Elephant, CD, Smallfolk SMF2, 2009
Rachael McShane: No Man’s Fool, CD, Navigator NAVIGATOR27, 2009
Various Artists: Shivering Sands & Scavenging Birds (Leigh Folk Festival 2009), CD, Thames Delta MUD002CD, 2009
Alasdair Roberts: Too Long in This Condition, CD, Drag City DC421CD, 2010
Various Artists: BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2011, 2 CD, Proper PROPERFOLK11, 2011
Various Artists: Fire Feathers Felony & Fate (Leigh Folk Festival 2011), CD, Thames Delta MUD004CD, 2011
Various Artists: Oak Ash Thorn, CD, Folk Police FPR003, 2011
Various Artists: One Night for Norma, 2 CD, Scarlet SR027CD, 2011
Various Artists: The Rough Guide to English Folk, 2 CD, World Music RGNET 1261 CD, 2011
Various Artists: Cambridge Folk Festival 2011, DVD, Delphonic DELPH015, 2012
Various Artists: The Little Ball of Yarn (Old Songs & Bothy Ballads Volume 8), CD, Autumn Harvest AH 011, 2012
Various Artists: Weirdlore: Notes From the Folk Underground, CD, Folk Police FPR008, 2012
Various Artists: BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2015, 2 CD, Proper PROPERFOLK16, 2015
Various Artists: BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2016, 2 CD, Proper PROPERFOLK17, 2016
Rosie Hood: The Beautiful and the Actual, CD, RootBeat RBRCD36, 2017
Neil McSweeney: A Coat Worth Wearing, CD/LP, Hudson HUD002CD/LP, 2017
Various Artists: Dog Days, Devil Fish & Darkest England: Songs & Tunes From 25 years of the Leigh Folk Festival, CD, Thames Delta MUD009, 2017
Various Artists: Vision & Revision: The First 80 Years of Topic Records, 2 CD/2 LP, Topic TXCD597, 2019
Various Artists: Sea Song Sessions, CD, Topic TSCD612, 2022
Martin Simpson & Thomm Jutz: Nothing But Green Willow, CD, Topic TSCD614, 2023
Matt Quinn: Quinn the Roud: 1-10, DL, Hebe, 12 July 2024