> Folk Music > Records > Graham & Eileen Pratt: Clear Air of the Day
Graham & Eileen Pratt: Clear Air of the Day
Clear Air of the Day Cottage Records Cot.811 (LP, UK, 1977) |
Produced by John Golding;
Recorded by Monty Bird at Bird Sound Studios, Stratford-upon-Avon, in July 1977;
Sleeve notes by Johnny Coppin;
Photography by R. Chisman;
Sleeve design and artwork by Cardinal Design Partnership, Cheltenham
Musicians
Eileen Pratt: vocals;
Graham Pratt: vocals, guitar, organ;
Paul Dickinson: fiddle, recorder,
additional vocals [9];
Sue Edwards and Ron Taylor: additional vocals [6, 12]
Tracks
Side 1
- The Merrie Hostess (2.57)
- Ned of the Hill (Roud 8136) (2.57)
- Love Is Come Again (Oxford Book of Carols No. 149) (2.57)
- The Battle of Navarino (Roud V3574) (2.57)
- Lark in the Clear Air (Roud 24791) (2.57)
- Nothing But the Blood of Jesus (Roud 21516) (2.57)
Side 2
- Women Women (2.57)
- Greenwood Laddie (Roud 2123) (2.57)
- Merlin’s Song (2.57)
- The Murdered Servantman (Roud 18; Laws M32) (2.57)
- Gay Green Gown (2.57)
- Dancing Day (Roud 21931) (2.57)
Tracks 1, 4 words trad., tune Graham Pratt;
Tracks 2, 8, 10, 12 trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 3 words John Macleod Campbell Crum, tune trad. French (Noël Nouvelet) arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 5 words Sir Samuel Ferguson, tune trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 6 Rev R. Lowry, arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 7 words trad., tune Paul Dickinson;
Track 9 Graham Pratt;
Tracks 11 Ruth Tongue arr. Graham Pratt
> Folk Music > Records > Graham & Eileen Pratt: To Friend and Foe
Graham & Eileen Pratt: To Friend and Foe
To Friend and Foe Dingle’s Records DIN 308 (LP, UK, 1980) |
Produced by D. Folster;
Sleeve design and artwork by Cardinal Design Partnership, Cheltenham
Musicians
Eileen Pratt: vocals;
Graham Pratt: vocals, guitar, harmonium, synthesiser;
Paul Dickinson: fiddle, whistle
Tracks
Side 1
- Lambs in the Green Hills (Roud 154; G/D 6:1198) (4.01)
- Patapan (2.04)
- Lad of Lovely Hair (3.03)
- Miraculous Fish (Roud V41420) (3.11)
- Daphne (Roud B95707)
- The Bonny Earl of Livingston (Roud 59; Child 91) (3.59)
- The Bundling Song
Side 2
- Last Road (3.47)
- Doll Thy Ale (2.24)
- She Moved Through the Fair (Roud 861; Henry H141) (4.14)
- The Black Fox (3.01)
- Jealous Woman (3.41)
- The Minstrel (4.38)
Tracks 1, 5 trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 2 Bernard de la Monnoye, arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 3 trad. Hebridean arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 4 words Martin Parker, 17th century, tune Graham Pratt;
Track 6 words trad., tune Graham Pratt;
Track 7, 11, 13 Graham Pratt;
Track 8 word Graham and Eileen Pratt, tune trad.;
Track 9 words trad., tune Paul Dickinson;
Track 10 trad. Padraic Colum, arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 12 word trad.Hebridean, Eileen Pratt, tune Graham Pratt
> Folk Music > Records > Regal Slip: Bandstand
Regal Slip: Bandstand
Bandstand Dingle’s Records DIN 319 (LP, UK, 1981) |
Produced by Jerry Friar for Dubbin Productions;
Recorded by Les Penning at Modello Studios, Eardisley;
Mixed by Mike Pela at Eppe Pie Studios, London;
Mastered at EMI Abbey Road Studios, London;
Design, photography and artwork by Cardinal Design Partnership, Cheltenham
Musicians
Eileen Pratt: lead vocals [1, 3, 7-8, 11-12], vocals;
Sue Burgess: lead vocals [2, 5-6, 9], vocals;
Ron Taylor: lead vocals [4-5, 10, 13-14], vocals;
Graham Pratt: vocals, electronic keyboard, harmonium
Tracks
Side 1
- Shepherds Arise (Roud 1207) (2.57)
- Gossip Jones (Roud 1039; TYG 54) (2.59)
- The Moon Shines Bright (Roud 702) (1.39)
- The Hunt Is Up (Roud V18819) (2.15)
- Fortune My Foe (Roud V24484) (2.33)
- Room for Company (Bartholowmew Fair) (1.43)
- Agincourt Carol (Roud V29347) (3.41)
Side 2
- Swim Sam Swim (2.17)
- Over the Hills and the Mountains (Roud 1362) (1.14)
- Death of Robin Hood (Roud 3299; Child 120) (3.01)
- Lullay Carol (1.42)
- This Old World (1.45)
- Sweep, Chim-nie Sweep (Roud 1217) (3.12)
- Bringing in the Sheaves (Roud 14041) (3.22)
Tracks 1, 3, 5, 9, 13-14 trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
Tracks 2, 4 words trad. and Eileen Pratt, tune trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
Tracks 7 anon. arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 8 words R.P. Weston, tune Bert Lee;
Track 10 words trad., tune Graham Pratt;
Track 11 words Eileen Pratt, tune Graham Pratt;
Track 12 words trad. and Ron Taylor, tune trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
> Folk Music > Records > Graham & Eileen Pratt: Hieroglyphics
Graham & Eileen Pratt: Hieroglyphics
Hieroglyphics Plant Life PLR 068 (LP, UK, 1985) |
Produced by Jerry Friar;
Recorded by Paddy Flynn at Rainbow Sound Studios, Nottingham except
Track 3 recorded at Sound Conception, Bristol;
Mixed at Look Studios, Huddersfield;
Mastered by Jeff Oberman at Utopia;
Sleeve design and artwork by Cardinal Design Partnership, Cheltenham
Musicians
Eileen Pratt: vocals;
Graham Pratt: vocals [1, 5, 7-9],
guitar [1, 3-4, 6-9, 11],
synthesiser [1, 5, 7, 10],
piano [2, 4, 10];
Dave Collins: synthesiser [2, 8, 10];
The Ambrose Emerson Quartet: backing combo [3];
John Sanderson: flute [4],
saxophone [6];
Jerry Friar: vocals [5, 9];
Paul Dickinson: vocals [5],
whistle and fiddle [8],
guitar [9]
Tracks
Side 1
- We Live, We Love (3.48)
- Faces of Love
- Little Man (You’ve Had a Busy Day) (2.38)
- Shed Me No Tears
- Going Back Home
- Sad Song
Side 2
- Family Tree
- Silver Whistle (4.35)
- Wizard of Talay
- In the End
- Kerry Is No More (4.12)
All tracks written by Graham Pratt except
Track 2 Paul Metsers;
Track 3 Wayne, Sigler, Hoffmann;
Track 8 trad. arr. Graham Pratt
> Folk Music > Records > Graham & Eileen Pratt: Borders of the Ocean
Graham & Eileen Pratt: Borders of the Ocean
Borders of the Ocean Grail Recordings CD001 (CD, UK, 1997) |
Produced by Graham and Eileen Pratt;
Recorded by Steve Rusby at Mortimer Heights Studio, Penistone;
Mastered by Andy Seward;
Design and photography by Bryan Ledgard
Musicians
Eileen Pratt: vocals;
Graham Pratt: guitar, keyboard, concertina, vocals;
Paul Dickinson: fiddle, whistle [2, 9-11]
Tracks
- Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies (Roud 451) (4.29)
- Brown Adam (Roud 482; Child 98; G/D 5:994) (3.59)
- Rumours (3.24)
- Adieu, Adieu (Roud 30101) (2.17)
- Bonny Bunch of Roses (Roud 664; Laws J5; G/D 1:155) (5.25)
- Maiden of Morven (3.42)
- Laily Worm (Roud 3968; Child 36) (2.27)
- Dark Fairy Rath (Roud V24801) (3.53)
- Willie’s Lady (Roud 220; Child 6; G/D 2:346) (5.02)
- Dark-Haired Alan (3.44)
- Broomfield Hill (Roud 34; Child 43; G/D 2:322; Henry H135) (4.04)
- King of the Fairies (3.01)
- Garton Mother’s Lullaby (4.44)
- Another You (4.51)
Tracks 1-2, 4-5, 10-11 trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
Tracks 3, 14 Graham Pratt;
Track 6 words Sir Harold Boulton, tune trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 7 trad., Mike Gabriel, arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 8 words trad., Eileen Pratt, tune trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 9 words trad., Eileen Pratt, tune and arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 12 trad.;
Track 13 words Joseph Campbell, tune trad., Herbert Hughes, arr. Graham Pratt
> Folk Music > Records > Graham & Eileen Pratt: Early Birds
Graham & Eileen Pratt: Early Birds
Early Birds Grail Recordings CD002 (CD, UK, 1999) |
A compilation of parts of the albums To Friend and Foe (Dingle’s DIN 308, 1980) and Hieroglyphics (Plant Life PLR 068, 1985).
Design and artwork by Bryan Ledgard;
Sculpture ‘Dawn Chorus’ by Michael Gabriel
Musicians
Eileen Pratt: vocals;
Graham Pratt: vocals, guitar, harmonium, synthesiser;
Paul Dickinson: fiddle, whistle;
Dave Collins: synthesiser [13]
Tracks
From To Friend and Foe
- Lad of Lovely Hair (3.03)
- Patapan (2.04)
- Lambs in the Green Hills (Roud 154; G/D 6:1198) (4.01)
- Miraculous Fish (Roud V41420) (3.11)
- The Bonny Earl of Livingston (Roud 59; Child 91) (3.59)
- Last Road (3.47)
- Doll Thy Ale (2.24)
- She Moved Through the Fair (Roud 861; Henry H141) (4.14)
- The Black Fox (3.01)
- The Minstrel (4.38)
- Jealous Woman (3.41)
From Hieroglyphics
- Kerry Is No More (4.12)
- Silver Whistle (4.35)
- We Live, We Love (3.48)
- Little Man (You’ve Had a Busy Day) (2.38)
Track 1 trad. Hebridean arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 2 Bernard de la Monnoye, arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 3, 13 trad. arr. Graham Pratt;
Track 4 words Martin Parker, 17th century, tune Graham Pratt;
Track 5 words trad., tune Graham Pratt;
Track 6 word Graham and Eileen Pratt, tune trad.;
Track 7 words trad., tune Paul Dickinson;
Track 8 trad. Padraic Colum, arr. Graham Pratt;
Tracks 9, 10, 12, 14 Graham Pratt;
Track 11 word trad.Hebridean, Eileen Pratt, tune Graham Pratt;
Track 15 Wayne, Sigler, Hoffmann
> Folk Music > Records > Graham & Eileen Pratt: The Greek King’s Daughter
Graham & Eileen Pratt: The Greek King’s Daughter
The Greek King’s Daughter Grail Recordings CD008 (CD, UK, 2008) |
Produced by Graham and Eileen Pratt;
Mixed and mastered by James Singleton (Beefstock);
Track 12 recorded at Bredon Studios, Gloucestershire;
Tracks 9a and 15 recorded at Mortimer Heights Studio;
Graphic design by Vikki Appleton Fielden
Musicians
Eileen Pratt: vocals;
Graham Pratt: guitar, concertina, keyboard, vocals;
Paul Dickinson: fiddle [4];
Regal Slip (Eileen Pratt, Sue Edwards (Burgess), Ron Taylor, Graham Pratt)
[5, 8, 9b, 12, 14]
Tracks
- Donal Óg (Roud 3379) (5.13)
- Lass of Glenshee (Roud 292; Laws O6; G/D 5:953; Henry H590) (4.27)
- The Flash Lad (Roud 30101) (3.43)
- Bold Grenadier (Roud 140; Laws P14; TYG 34) (4.37)
- Black Against the Snow (2.18)
- Green Grows the Laurel (Roud 279; G/D 6:1138; Henry H165ab, H624) (3.58)
- Knickerbocker Line (Roud 2149) (3.31)
- Dame Durden (Roud 1209) (2.07)
- Dieu (Quant Je Sui Mis) / Hymn to Peronne (5.07)
- I Wish, I Wish (Roud 495) (3.22)
- Lover’s Ghost (Roud 179; Child 248) (5.38)
- Bright Morning Star (Roud 18268) (3.25)
- Poor Man Pays for All (Roud B133312) (4.14)
- Patrick Spens (Roud 41; Child 58; G/D 1:17) (3.57)
- Lark in the Clear Air (Roud 24791) (3.54)
> Folk Music > Records > Graham & Eileen Pratt
Other records with Graham & Eileen Pratt
Chris Foster, All Things in Common, LP, Topic 12TS391, 1979
Various Artists: The Derby Tup Presents…, cassette, BBC Radio Derby DTP-01, 1988
Various Artists: Voices in Harmony: English Traditional Songs, CD, Fellside FECD158, 2001