Musicians

Marisa Straccia: vocals, guitar. banjo, percussion;
Jack Sharp: vocals, guitar, percussion;
Davy Willis: vocals, guitar, percussion

Tracks

1. March March (2.52)
2. Acre of Land (Roud 21093; TYG 23) (2.57)
3. The Nobleman’s Wedding (Roud 567; Laws P31; G/D 6:1199; Henry H60ab) (3.06)

All tracks trad. except
Track 1 Royston Wood

These are live recordings from Jon Bickley’s Invisible Folk Club podcasts.

Tracks

Marisa Jack & Davy

1. Nottamun Town (Roud 1044) (4.52)
2. Bring Us in Good Ale (Roud 32821) (4.10)
3. The Penny Wager (Roud 393) (2.38)
4. Bushes and Briars (Roud 1027) (3.16)
5. Idumea (Roud 6678) (2.24)
6. Oak and Ash and Thorn (3.38)

Jon Bickley

7. John Riley (Roud 270; Laws M8; G/D 1:22; Henry H468) (3.51)
8. Lord Franklin (Roud 487; Laws K9; G/D 1:16; Henry H815) (2.34)
9. House Carpenter (Roud 14; Child 243; G/D 2:332) (7.13)
10. God Looked Down (3.56)
11. Beside Me (3.51)
12. Reynardine (Roud 397; Laws P15; G/D 2:333) (3.38)

Catherine Earnshaw & Storywheel

13. The Welcome Sailor (Roud 604; Laws N29; Henry H581) (4.51)
14. Go Your Way (4.02)
15. Katy Cruel (Roud 1645; G/D 4:725) (2.30)
16. False, False (Roud 8276) (4.00)
17. Quiet Joys of Brotherhood (4.26)
18. I Am Stretched on Your Grave (Roud 41024) (3.39)

All tracks trad. except
Track 5 Charles Wesley, Ananias Davisson;
Track 6 words Rudyard Kipling, music Peter Bellamy;
Tracks 10-11 ???;
Track 14 Anne Briggs;
Track 17 Richard Fariña;
Track 18 translation of an anonymous 17^th-century Irish poem, Táim sínte ar do thuama

Recorded by Davy Willis at Bromham Bedfordshire;
Mastered by Ian Carter;
Artwork designed by Marisa Straccia

Folk Radio UK review by Richard Hollingum

Musicians

Marisa Straccia: vocals, guitar. banjo, percussion;
Jack Sharp: vocals, guitar, percussion;
Davy Willis: vocals, guitar, percussion

Tracks

1. Bring Us in Good Ale (4.32)
2. Bushes and Briars (Roud 1027) (3.11)
3. Nottamun Town (Roud 1044) (5.02)
4. Oak and Ash and Thorn (4.05)
5. The Sun Rises Bright in France (Roud 21757) (2.09)
6. Bows of London (Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213) (4.12)

All tracks trad. except
Track 4 words Rudyard Kipling, music Peter Bellamy

Produced, recorded, mixed and mastered by Ian Carter;
Recorded at Elstow Moot Hall, Bedfordshire;
Edwin Ireland’s cello recorded by Johnny Parry;
Artwork by Nicola Kearey

Folk Radio UK review by Thomas Blake
Folking.com review by Dai Jeffries

Musicians

Jack Sharp: vocals, guitar;
Nicola Kearey: harmony vocals;
Ian Carter: National steel guitar [7];
Laura Smyth: concertina;
Edwin Ireland: cello

Tracks

1. Good Times Older (Roud 7836) (4.12)
2. Maid’s Lament (Roud 1074) (2.27)
3. Soldier Song (4.06)
4. Gamekeeper (Roud 363) (2.37)
5. God Dog (3.16)
6. Lacemaker (Roud 1144) (2.42)
7. White Hare (Roud 1110; TYG 79) (1.56)
8. Jug of This (Roud 1191) (1.50)
9. Northamptonshire Poacher (Roud 299) (3.31)
10. Treecreeper (2.12)
11. May Morning Dew (Roud 5405) (4.09)

All tracks trad. except
Tracks 3, 10 Jack Sharp;
Track 5 Robin Williamson

Video

Jack Sharp sings Lacemaker: