> Folk Music > Records > Graham Metcalfe: Songs From Yorkshire and Other Civilisations
Graham Metcalfe: Songs From Yorkshire and Other Civilisations
Songs From Yorkshire and Other Civilisations WildGoose Studios WGS279CD (CD, UK, 1996) |
Produced and recorded by Doug Bailey at WildGoose Studios, May Cottage, Wherwell, Hampshire.
Musicians
Graham Metcalfe: vocals
with
Ian Giles, Moira Craig: vocals
Tracks
- Dalesman’s Litany (TYG 70) (3.54)
- Sweet Primroses (Roud 586; G/D 8:1841) (2.34)
- Cawd Stringy Pie (Roud 1408; TYG 30) (2.34)
- The Immigrant (Roud 1081; G/D 7:1469) (3.48)
- Forty Miles (Roud 608; G/D 5:983; TYG 36) (1.17)
- Howden Town (Roud 1110; TYG 79) (1.53)
- Allandale (Roud 1218) (3.56)
- Scarborough Sands (Roud 21098) (2.21)
- The Trees Grow High (Roud 31; Laws O35; G/D 6:1222) (3.01)
- Bill Brown (Roud 609; TYG 41) (2.23)
- Faithful Johnny (RoudBS B97438) (2.55)
- Home Made Remedies (Roud 1440) (2.07)
- Wensleydale Lad (Roud 21176; TYG 8) (2.48)
- Nellie o’ Bobs of Crowtrees (2.29)
All tracks trad. except
Track 1 words F.W. Moorman, tune Dave Keddy;
Track 7 words Charles Jefferys, music Sidney Nelson;
Track 8 tune Dave Hillery;
Track 12 Edgar Bateman, Harry Randall;
Track 14 words John Hartley, tune Dave Hillery
> Folk Music > Records > Ian Giles: The Amber Triangle
Ian Giles: The Amber Triangle
The Amber Triangle WildGoose Studios WGS287CD (CD, UK, 1997) |
Produced by Paul Sartin;
Recorded by Doug Bailey at WildGoose Studios, May Cottage, Wherwell, Hampshire
Musicians
Ian Giles: lead vocals, side and bass drums, bodhrán;
Steve Tilston: guitar [1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 14];
Chris Leslie: violin [1-3, 6, 9, 13];
Paul Sartin: oboe, violin, vocals [2-4, 7, 11-14];
Dan Plews: mandolin, vocals [7, 11-13];
Tom Bower: acoustic bass guitar [1, 5, 7];
Moira Craig: vocals [3, 10, 14];
James Fagan,
Nancy Kerr,
Sandra Kerr: vocals [5, 11];
Graham Metcalfe: vocals [4, 10, 12, 14]
Tracks
- I Wish I Were Where Ellen Lies (Roud 8191) (2.52)
- Thornaby Woods (Roud 222) (4.21)
- Ay Waukin, O (Roud 6749, V16870; G/D 5:933) (4.02)
- John Cherokee (Roud 4693) (2.02)
- Broom of the Cowdenknowes (Roud 8709) (4.04)
- The Streets of Forbes (The Death of Ben Hall) (Roud 20764) (3.18)
- High Germany (Roud 904; G/D 1:96) / Ratcliffe Highway (Roud 493; G/D 1:83) (5.15)
- Banks of the Dee (Roud 3484) (2.22)
- Polly on the Shore (Roud 811) (3.23)
- Admiral Cole (Roud 2632) (3.37)
- Yarmouth Town (1.40)
- By the Hush (Paddy’s Lamentation) (Roud 2314) (3.32)
- The Great Silkie (Roud 197; Child 113) (5.08)
- Singing Bird (Roud V43884) (4.08)
Tracks 1, 5, 7, 9, 14 trad. arr. Ian Giles, Steve Tilston, Paul Sartin;
Tracks 2a, 6 trad. arr. Ian Giles, Chris Leslie, Paul Sartin;
Track 2b Paul Sartin;
Track 3 Robert Burns arr. Ian Giles, Steve Tilston, Paul Sartin;
Track 4 trad. arr. Ian Giles, Graham Metcalfe, Paul Sartin;
Track 8, 12 trad. arr. Ian Giles;
Track 10 trad. arr. Ian Giles, Moira Craig, Graham Metcalfe;
Tracks 11, 13 trad. arr. Ian Giles, Dan Plews, Paul Sartin;
> Folk Music > Records > Folly Bridge: All in the Same Tune / Unabridged
Folly Bridge: All in the Same Tune / Unabridged
All in the Same Tune / Unabridged WildGoose Studios WGS352CDR (CD-R, UK, 2007) |
This CD-R is a remastered reissue of Folly Bridge’s two original cassettes, All in the Same Tune (WildGoose WGS252MC, 1991) and Unabridged (1992). Since it wasn’t available anymore for a long time, Claire Lloyd uploaded all songs to a Youtube playlist in summer 2014. Thank you very much, Claire! In 2015, WildGoose re-released this as a digital download album.
Produced and recorded by Doug Bailey at WildGoose Studios, May Cottage, Wherwell, Hampshire.
Musicians
Ian Giles, Graham Metcalfe, Claire Giles (now Claire Lloyd): vocals
Tracks
Unabridged
- The Cropper Lads (TYG 62) (2.21)
- Pony-Driving Song (2.17)
- Go From My Window (Roud 966) (2.05)
- Old Molly Metcalfe (1.21)
- Lowlands (Roud 681; Henry H469) (3.46)
- Young Simon John (TYG 77) (4.00)
- Come Me Lads (Roud 1238) (3.48)
- General Taylor (Roud 216) (3.16)
- The Herring (Roud 128; TYG 31) (3.09)
- Bedlam City (Roud 968) (2.36)
- Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (Roud 165) (2.47)
- Watercress-O (2.57)
- Bay of Fundy (2.49)
- Carrion Crow (Roud 891) (2.30)
All in the Same Tune (WGS252MC)
- April Morning (Roud 1546) (4.02)
- Drink Puppy Drink (Roud 1862) (2.31)
- The Sheepstealer (Roud 1667) (2.53)
- My Bonny Lad (Roud 204) (1.27)
- Twa Corbies (Roud 5; Child 26) (2.22)
- Adieu to Old England (Roud 1703) (3.59)
- I Like to Rise (Roud 1752) (2.17)
- Two Brethren (Roud 202) (2.40)
- Bonny at Morn (Roud 3064) (3.49)
- The Farmer’s Toast (Roud 1603) (4.48)
- The Bay of Biscay (Roud 22567) (2.54)
- Happy Sam (3.33)
- The Grey Goose and the Gander (Roud 1094) (2.26)
All tracks trad. except
Track 4 Jake Thackray;
Track 6 Tom Daniel;
Track 12 Roger Watson;
Track 13 Gordon Bok;
Track 16 George J. Whyte-Melville;
Track 26 words John Hartley, tune Dave Hillery
> Folk Music > Records > Folly Bridge
Other records with Folly Bridge members
Besides Ian Giles being with Magpie Lane, he and/or Graham Metfalfe sang on these records:
Belshazzar’s Feast, One Too Many, CD, WildGoose WGS276CD, 1996
Various Artists: Folk Music of England, CD, Gift of Music CCL CDG1016, 1999
Various Artists: Folk Music of Ireland, CD, Gift of Music CCL CDG1017, 1999
Various Artists: Folk Music of Scotland, CD, Gift of Music CCL CDG1018, 1999
Various Artists: Folk Music of Wales, CD, Gift of Music CCL CDG1019, 1999
Various Artists: Sea Shanties, CD, Gift of Music CCL CDG1024, 2002
Various Artists: An English Folk Christmas, CD, Gift of Music CCL CDG1157, 2006
Sharron Kraus, Right Wantonly A-Mumming, CD, Bo’Weavil 25CD, 2007