Recorded by George Welch and Mark Whyles at The Off Quay Studio, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1996;
Mixing and production master by Paul Adams;
Booklet layout by Mary Blood;
Illustrations by Liz Law;
Photography by Rik Walton

Musicians

Julie-Ann Kay (Souter): vocals, harp;
Liz Law (Conway): vocals, Appalachian dulcimer;
Zena Tubmen: vocals, guitar, English concertina, claves, bodhrán;
Judy Dinning: vocals, guitar

Tracks

1. Come Home Safely to Me (3.36)
2. Callum’s (3.03)
3. Cried You a Waterfall (4.07)
4. Joan’s Jig / Spey of Inverness (2.01)
5. Cotton Mill Girls (Roud 11548) (3.39)
6. Songdance (3.49)
7. Calliope House (3.45)
8. Bonny at Morn (Roud 3064) (4.06)
9. Reeling Me In (4.06)
10. Howlin’ at the Moon (3.23)
11. Elsey’s Waltz / Random Jig (4.10)
12. Dimming of the Day (2.59)

Tracks 1, 6 Allan Taylor;
Tracks 2, 9 Julie-Ann Kay;
Track 3 Olsen;
Track 4a H. Clough;
Tracks 4b, 5, 8, 11 trad.
Track 7 Dave Richardson;
Track 10 Jane Gilman;
Track 12 Richard Thompson

Recorded September 1998 by Paul Adams and Richard Adams;
Produced by Paul Adams;
Artwork by Mary Blood;
Cover photography by Norman Smith (1940), Hulton Getty Collection

Musicians

Judy Dinning: vocals, guitar, percussion;
Liz Law (Conway): Appalachian dulcimer, hammered dulcimer;
Julie-Ann Kay (Souter): vocals, harp, accordion, keyboard, percussion;
Zena Tubmen: vocals, guitar, English concertina, flute, “memorable” cello, percussion

with
Stewart Hardy: fiddle;
Simon Haworth: cittern;
Jez Lowe: guitar [4];
Paul Martin: whistle, uilleann pipes

Tracks

1. Fine Horseman (4.57)
2. Something for the Weekend, Sir (3.59)
3. Leatherwinged Bat (Roud 747) (3.44)
4. Military Road (4.22)
5. Maybe (2.57)
6. The Space Between (2.57)
7. Widow’s Waltz (4.11)
8. Whittingham Fair (Roud 12; Child 2; G/D 2:329) (5.26)
9. Besom Maker (Roud 910) (2.33)
10. No Goodbyes (4.14)
11. Flatworld (2.24)
12. Blue Bleezin’ Blind Drunk (Roud 6333) (2.36)
13. Tinkerman’s Daughter (4.53)
14. Fond As a Bosom / May Morning / The Late Lamented Gray Art Gallery and Museum Conservatory Jig (3.36)

Track 1 Lal Waterson;
Tracks 2, 6, 14ab Julie-Ann Kay;
Tracks 3, 8, 9, 12 trad.;
Track 4 Jez Lowe;
Tracks 5, 10 Judy Dinning;
Track 7 Julie-Ann Kay, Neil Craigs;
Track 11 Andy Cutting;
Track 13 Michael McConnell;
Track 14c Liz Law

Tracks 1, 3, 7, 9-11, 13-14 recorded and mixed by Dave Maughan, Newcastle upon Tyne;
Tracks 2, 4-6, 8, 12 recorded and mixed by John Bushby, Shearwater Digital, Newcastle upon Tyne;
CD mastering, layout and design by John Bushby;
Sketches of Terry anz Liz by Dorothy Lawrenson

Folk Radio UK review by David Kidman

The proceeds of this album go to the charity Mesothelioma UK.

Musicians

Liz Conway: Appalachian dulcimer, vocals;
Terry Conway: guitar, vocals;
Julie-Ann Souter: vocals, harp;
Ailsa MacKenzie: harp, vocals;
Caroline Bushby: harp, vocals;
John Bushby: guitar, whistles, Border pipes, uilleann pipes, bodhrán, vocals;
Andy May: Northumbrian pipes

Tracks

1. Sons of Liberty (Roud 596; Laws J13) (4.21)
2. Lady Dillon (3.08)
3. Rattlesnake Mountain (Roud 431; Laws G16) (2.25)
4. Brian Boru’s March (3.50)
5. Miss Hamilton (4.25)
6. Lady Fortune (4.25)
7. O’Carolan’s Concerto (2.41)
8. Keelman ower the Land (3.05)
9. The Bonny Lass of Bon Accord (2.13) (2.13)
10. Return from Ripponden (2.46)
11. All Their Small Days (5.01)
12. Blind Mary (3.16)
13. Farewell Regality (5.10)
14. A Winter Song (2.24)

Tracks 1, 3-4 trad.;
Tracks 2, 7, 12 Turlough O’Carolan;
Track 5 Cornelius Ryan (c.1670-c.1740);
Tracks 6, 11, 13 Terry Conway;
Tracks 8, 10 Liz Conway;
Track 9 James Scott Skinnr;
Track 14 Liz and Terry Conway