> Folk Music > Records > Andy Turner: Love, Death and the Cossack
Andy Turner: Love, Death and the Cossack
Love, Death and the Cossack Audinary Music AUD001 (cassette, UK, 1990) |
Recorded June 1990 at Far Heath Studios, Northants;
Engineered by Angus Wallace;
Original artwork by Kathryn Stephens
Musicians
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertina, one-row melodeon
with
Chris Wood: fiddle, guitar;
Alan Lamb: cello, viola d’amore;
Carol Turner: vocals, triangle
Tracks
- Up in the North (Roud 582; Laws P3; G/D 4:895) (4.20)
- A Dream of Napoleon (Roud 1538) (3.25)
- Through Lonesome Woods (Roud 3461) (2.29)
- Ashley’s Hornpipe / England’s Glory (3.48)
- Deserter From Kent (Roud 2510) (3.15)
- Down By the Seaside (Roud 1712) (3.22)
- Bold Fisherman (Roud 291; Laws O24; G/D 4:834) (3.37)
- Hare Hunting Song (Roud 580) (3.15)
- The Sheffield Apprentice (Roud 399; Laws O39; G/D 5:998; Henry H31; TYG 71) (3.29)
- Pretty Saro (Roud 417) (2.20)
- Scan Tester’s / The Troublesome Cossack (3.42)
- Between the Wars (3.13)
All tracks trad. except
Track 12 Billy Bragg
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: The Oxford Ramble
Magpie Lane: The Oxford Ramble
The Oxford Ramble Beautiful Jo Records BEJO-3 (cass., UK, 1993) |
Researched by Tim Healey with Magpie Lane;
Presented by David Lawton;
Recorded and engineered by Tim Matyear at Woodworm Studios, Oxon., 1983;
Cover picture shows Magpie Lane in 1814
Musicians
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertina, melodeon, percussion;
Ian Giles: vocals, percussion;
Tom Bower: vocals, flute, recorder, pipe and tabor, percussion;
Matthew Green: fiddle;
Isobel Dams: cello, vocals;
Joanne Acty: vocals;
Peter Acty: guitar, vocals
with
Chris Leslie: fiddles [21],
mandola [1, 7a, 20b],
Zeta violin [16];
Mandy Townsend: hammered dulcimer [3, 22];
Heather Bower: clarinet [3, 22],
recorder [1], vocals;
Carol Turner: recorder [1], vocals
Tracks
- Magpie Lane tune (2.53)
- As I Walked Through the Meadows (Roud 594) (2.14)
- The First of May hornpipe (2.10)
- Oxford City (Roud 218; Laws P30; G/D 2:210) (4.02)
- The Oxfordshire Damsel (0.59)
- John Barleycorn (Roud 164; G/D 3:559) (2.35)
- Johnny So Long Morris tune / Eynsham Poaching Song (Roud 1268) (3.02)
- Old Molly Oxford Morris tune (0.59)
- The Boar’s Head Carol (Roud 22229) (2.33)
- The Oxford Scholar (2.41)
- Great Tom Is Cast (0.37)
- Old Tom of Oxford Morris tune / Bonny Christ Church Bells (2.34)
- Astley’s Ride country dance tune (2.00)
- The Oxford Ramble (3.39)
- Trunkles Morris tune (0.42)
- Near Woodstock Town (The Oxfordshire Tragedy) (Roud 8279) (4.04)
- Double Lead Through country dance tune (1.23)
- Princess Royal Bampton Morris tune (0.53)
- Husbandman and Servingman (Roud 873) (4.19)
- Banbury Bill Bampton Morris tune / As I Was Going to Banbury (Roud 2423) (2.30)
- Adderbury Medley: Stourton Wake / Constant Billy / Cobb’s Horse Morris tunes (3.31)
- May Day Carol (Roud 305) (3.47)
All tracks trad. arr. Magpie Lane except
Tracks 21ab trad. arr. Chris Leslie;
Track 21c composed and arr. Chris Leslie
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: Speed the Plough
Magpie Lane: Speed the Plough
Speed the Plough Beautiful Jo Records BEJO-4 (cass., UK, 1994) |
Produced by Tim Healey;
Researched by Tim Healey with Magpie Lane;
Recorded and engineered by Tim Matyear at Woodworm Studios, Oxon, 1994;
Presented by David Lawton;
Design and layout by Peter Acty;
Cover picture: Landscape: Ploughing Scene in Suffolk, John Constable, c. 1824,
reproduction by permission of the Yale Centre for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection
Musicians
Ian Giles: vocals, percussion;
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertina, melodeon, percussion;
Tom Bower: vocals, flute, recorder, pipe and tabor, harmonium, percussion;
Matthew Green: fiddle;
Joanne Acty: vocals;
Peter Acty: mandola, guitar, vocals;
Di Whitehead: cello, vocals
with
Graham Metcalfe: vocals [6, 19];
Chris Leslie: additional fiddle [4, 7, 18, 20, 23b];
Liz Cooke: Northumbrian pipes [6, 21];
Jeff Dando: melodeon [23b],
vocals [17];
Peter North: English concertina [23b],
vocals [17]
Tracks
- The Carter’s Health (Roud 1384) (0.36)
- Regent’s Fete / Sir Roger De Coverley (2.36)
- Green Bushes (Roud 1040; Laws P2; Henry H143) (2.51)
- The Highwayman Outwitted (Roud 2638; Laws L2) (2.06)
- Jockey to the Fair (1.01)
- Bonny at Morn (Roud 3064) (4.30)
- Davy, Davy, Knick-Knack (2.16)
- Poor Old Horse (Roud 513; TYG 60) (2.25)
- Kempshott Hunt / Death of the Fox (Roud 358, 1868) (4.39)
- Swaggering Boney (1.31)
- The Painful Plough (Roud 355; G/D 3:448) (3.35)
- Fool’s Jig (0.39)
- The Mistress’s Health (Roud 310) (0.48)
- Girl With the Blue Dress On / Swiss Boy (2.41)
- Bushes and Briars (Roud 1027) (3.10)
- The Reading Summer Dance (1.37)
- The Beverly Maid and the Tinker (Roud 585; TYG 21) (2.15)
- The Turtle Dove (Roud 422) / Bobbing Joe (2.21)
- The Shepherd’s Song (Roud 284) (2.19)
- Shooter’s Hornpipe (2.16)
- Bill Brown (Roud 609; TYG 41) (3.46)
- Streets of Oxford (3.25)
- All Jolly Fellows (Roud 346; G/D 3:418) / Speed the Plough (4.30)
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: English Country Songs and Dances
Magpie Lane: English Country Songs and Dances
English Country Songs and Dances Beautiful Jo Records BEJO-6 (cass., UK, 1994) |
A compilation of tracks from the albums The Oxford Ramble and Speed the Plough.
Produced by Tim Healey;
Researched by Tim Healey with Magpie Lane;
Recorded and engineered by Tim Matyear at Woodworm Studios, Oxon, 1994;
Presented by David Lawton;
Cover picture by N.J. Crowley (1813-1857),
courtesy of Fine Art Photographic Library, London
Musicians
Ian Giles: vocals, percussion;
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertina, melodeon, percussion;
Tom Bower: vocals, flute, recorder, pipe and tabor, harmonium, percussion;
Matthew Green: fiddle;
Joanne Acty: vocals;
Peter Acty: mandola, guitar, vocals;
Di Whitehead: cello [1-7, 9-18, 20, 22], vocals;
Isobel Dams: cello [8, 19, 21, 23]
with
Chris Leslie: additional fiddle [4-5, 7, 12, 17],
mandola [8, 21];
Mandy Townsend: hammered dulcimer [19, 23];
Jeff Dando: melodeon [12],
vocals [2];
Peter North: English concertina [12],
vocals [2];
Heather Bower: clarinet [19, 23],
vocals [6, 23];
Carol Turner: vocals [6, 23]
Tracks
Side 1
- Regent’s Fete / Sir Roger De Coverley (2.36)
- The Beverly Maid and the Tinker (Roud 585; TYG 21) (2.15)
- Old Molly Oxford Morris tune (0.59)
- The Highwayman Outwitted (Roud 2638; Laws L2) (2.06)
- The Turtle Dove (Roud 422) / Bobbing Joe (2.21)
- The Boar’s Head Carol (Roud 22229) (2.33)
- Davy, Davy, Knick-Knack (2.16)
- Johnny So Long Morris tune / Eynsham Poaching Song (Roud 1268) (3.02)
- The Reading Summer Dance (1.37)
- Oxford City (Roud 218; Laws P30; G/D 2:210) (4.02)
- Jockey to the Fair (1.01)
- All Jolly Fellows (Roud 346; G/D 3:418) / Speed the Plough (4.30)
Side 2
- Green Bushes (Roud 1040; Laws P2; Henry H143) (2.51)
- Double Lead Through country dance tune (1.23)
- The Mistress’s Health (Roud 310) (0.48)
- Kempshott Hunt / Death of the Fox (Roud 1868) (4.39)
- Shooter’s Hornpipe (2.16)
- John Barleycorn (Roud 164; G/D 3:559) (2.35)
- The First of May hornpipe (2.10)
- The Painful Plough (Roud 355; G/D 3:448) (3.35)
- Banbury Bill Bampton Morris tune / As I Was Going to Banbury (Roud 2423) (2.30)
- Bushes and Briars (Roud 1027) (3.10)
- May Day Carol (3.47)
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: Wassail!
Magpie Lane: Wassail!
Wassail! Beautiful Jo Records BEJOCD-8 (CD, UK, 1995) |
Recorded and engineered by Mark Tucker at Woodworm Studios, Oxfordshire, 1995;
Digital mastering by Henry Smithson at Sounds Good, Reading;
Produced by Tim Healey;
Cover picture: Merry Christmas in the Baron’s Hall by Daniel Maclise, National Gallery of Ireland
Musicians
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertina;
Ian Giles: vocals, percussion;
Tom Bower: vocals, flute, recorder, whistles, pipe and tabor, harmonium, bass mandolin, piano, percussion;
Matthew Green: fiddle, vocals;
Joanne Acty: vocals;
Peter Acty: guitar, mandolin, vocals;
Di Whitehead: cello, recorder, vocals
with
Chris Leslie: additional fiddle, mandolin;
Heather Bower: clarinet;
Paul Sartin: oboe
Tracks
- The Gloucestershire Wassail (Roud 209) (1.48)
- The Bottom of the Punchbowl / The Christmas Baby (3.00)
- The Sheep Are Neath the Snow (3.47)
- Saint Stephen (Roud 8331) (4.12)
- Lullay My Liking (2.03)
- The Holly and the Ivy (Roud 514) (3.06)
- The Trees Are All Bare (Roud 1170) (3.57)
- Frost and Snow / Snow on the Hills (2.49)
- Down in Yon Forest (Roud 1523) (3.12)
- The King (Roud 32955) (2.41)
- The Christmas Holidays, or, Stuff Your Guts (3.15)
- The Somerset Wassail (Roud 209) (2.35)
- Hogmanay Jig / We Wish You a Merry New Year (2.38)
- Babes in the Wood (Roud 288; Laws Q34) (4.34)
- Poor Frozen-Out Gardeners (Roud 22228) (4.04)
- Here We Come A-Wassailing (Roud 209; TYG 22) (1.41)
- Nowell: The Bory’s Hede (1.40)
- King Herod and the Cock (Roud 306) (2.10)
- The Standing Stones (4.06)
- Christmas Day in the Morning / The Sussex Carol (Roud 597) (3.49)
All tracks trad. arr. Magpie Lane except
Track 2b Andy Turner;
Track 13a Andrew Rankine;
Track 15 trad. arr. Andy Turner, Chris Wood
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: Jack-in-the-Green
Magpie Lane: Jack-in-the-Green
Jack-in-the-Green Beautiful Jo Records BEJOCD-22 (CD, UK, 1998) |
Produced by Time Healey;
Recorded and mastered by Dave Eynstone;
Presented by David Lawton;
Cover picture: Jack-in-the-Green from
Sweeps’ Day in Upper Lisson Street, Paddington
(British School, late 1830s), The Museum of London
Musicians
Joanne Acty: lead vocals [3, 7, 11], vocals;
Peter Acty: guitar, mandola,
lead vocals [13], vocals;
Tom Bower: lead vocals [6, 16],
vocals, flute, recorder, dulcimer,keyboards, double bass;
Ian Giles: lead vocals [1, 8, 12],
vocals, percussion;
Mat Green: fiddle, viola, vocals;
Andy Turner: lead vocals [4, 10, 15],
vocals, Anglo concertina;
Di Whitehead: cello, hurdy-gurdy, recorder, vocals
Tracks
- May Song (3.04)
- Mother Goose / The Priest and His Boots / Hopkinson’s Favourite (4.06)
- In Sheffield Park (Roud 860) (2.34)
- Thame Fair (2.13)
- The Flowers of Edinburgh (1.14)
- A Rosebud in June (Roud 812) (3.14)
- Jack-in-the-Green / Jack’s Alive (5.07)
- The Sheepstealer (Roud 1667) (2.47)
- Quickstep at the Battle of Prague / Welch’s Polka (3.24)
- Northill May Song (Roud 305) / The Cuckoo’s Nest Morris tune (3.05)
- The Seeds of Love (Roud 3; G/D 6:1180) (2.35)
- Just As the Tide Was Flowing (Roud 1105) (3.08)
- The Banks of the Lea (Roud 6857) (4.52)
- Font Whatling’s Polka / Galloway Girth (3.31)
- Two Ravens (Roud 5; Child 26) (3.34)
- Mayer’s Song (Roud 702) / The Rochdale Coconut Dance / Three Around Three (5.46)
All tracks trad. arr. Magpie Lane except
Track 1 Dave Webber;
Track 7a Martin Graebe
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: A Taste of Ale
Magpie Lane: A Taste of Ale
A Taste of Ale Beautiful Jo Records BEJOCD-32 (CD, UK, 2000) Roy Palmer (editor) |
This album illustrates in music a selection of songs and tunes from Roy Palmer’s book A Taste of Ale.
Recorded, engineered and mastered by Dave Eynstone at The Den, Abingdon;
Produced by Andy Turner and Ian Giles
Musicians
Andy Turner: lead vocals [2, 4, 9, 12, 16, 19],
vocals, Anglo concertinas, one-row melodeon, autoharp;
Ian Giles: lead vocals [1, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17],
vocals, side drum, tabor, tambourine, nakers;
Benji Kirkpatrick: lead vocals [8, 14],
vocals, bouzouki, guitar;
Di Whitehead: lead vocals [10],
vocals, cello, descant recorder;
Mat Green: vocals, fiddle;
Tom Bower: lead vocals [3],
vocals, whistles, flute, descant and bass recorders, reed organ, acoustic bass guitar, bass drum
Tracks
- A Drop of Good Beer / Fill the Tankard (3.45)
- The Drunkard and the Pig (Roud 7322) (0.32)
- Bryng Us in Good Ale (Roud 32821) (3.24)
- The Mail Coach Guard (Roud V21369) (3.40)
- O Good Ale (Roud 203; G/D 3:590) (1.58)
- Stingo, or the Oil of Barley (2.00)
- Of Honest Malt Liquor (1.45)
- Trowl the Bowl (2.36)
- So Was I (Roud 18910) (2.00)
- The Beautiful Landlady (4.50)
- The Merry Hostess (3.07)
- The Beer Drinking Briton (2.31)
- Beer Boys Beer (2.13)
- Hop Picking Song (2.39)
- The Hop Ground (2.44)
- Friezland Ale (Roud 12916; TYG 52) (3.19)
- The Bad-Husband’s Folly, or “Poverty Made Known” (5.46)
- Drunk Last Night (0.43)
- John Barleycorn (Roud 164; G/D 3:559) (4.05)
All tracks trad. arr. Magpie Lane except
Track 4 tune Pat Palmer;
Track 9 Arthur Lennard (1867-1954);
Track 14 Peter Delaney;
Track 16 words Ammon Wrigley (1862-1946), tune Hugh Beech
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: Six for Gold
Magpie Lane: Six for Gold
Six for Gold Beautiful Jo Records BEJOCD-42 (CD, UK, 2002) |
Recorded by Dave Eynstone at The Den, Abingdon, August-September 2002;
Produced by Magpie Lane with Dave Eynstone
Musicians
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertinas, triangle;
Ian Giles: vocals, hurdy-gurdy, side drum, snare, bass drum, bodhrán;
Benji Kirkpatrick: vocals, bouzouki, guitar;
Marguerite Hutchinson: vocals, whistles, recorders, flute;
Mat Green: fiddle, vocals;
Sophie Polhill: vocals, cello
Tracks
- The Jovial Cutler (5.34)
- The Constant Lovers (Roud 466; Laws K17; G/D 6:1244) (4.04)
- Round About the Maypole / Asiatic (5.08)
- John Reilly (Roud 270; Laws M8; G/D 1:22; Henry H468) (4.04)
- Juniper, Gentle and Rosemary (Roud 161; Child 1) (4.52)
- A-Begging I Will Go (Roud 286; G/D 3:488) (4.44)
- O Once I Was a Shepherd Boy (Roud 2407) (2.12)
- Long Peggin’ Awl (Roud 2126) (3.38)
- Stottycake Polka / Ganivelle (6.32)
- Bold William Taylor (Roud 158; Laws N11; G/D 1:169; Henry H213, H757) (3.54)
- Foggy Dew (Roud 558; Laws O3; G/D 7:1495) (5.34)
- I Saw a Maid in My Father’s Garden (Roud 264; Laws N42; G/D 5:1038, 6:1201; Henry H471) (2.58)
- Stokes Bay (3.28)
- Argeers / Polka d’Auvergne (4.28)
- Lazarus (Roud 815) (3.26)
- My Old Hat That I Got On (Roud 475; G/D 3:580) (6.59)
All tracks trad. arr. Magpie Lane except
Track 9a Andy Turner;
Track 9b Frederic Paris
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: Knock at the Knocker, Ring at the Bell
Magpie Lane: Knock at the Knocker, Ring at the Bell
Knock at the Knocker, Ring at the Bell Beautiful Jo Records BEJOCD-52 (CD, UK, 2006) |
Recorded by Dave Eynstone;
Produced by Magpie Lane with Dave Eynstone
Musicians
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertinas, one-row melodeon;
Ian Giles: vocals, bass drum, side drum, snare;
Jon Fletcher: vocals, guitar, bouzouki, harmonica, mandolin;
Marguerite Hutchinson: vocals, recorders, whistles, Northumbrian smallpipes, flute;
Mat Green: fiddle, vocals;
Sophie Thurman: vocals, cello, tambourine
with special guest
Giles Lewin: English bagpipes, Highland smallpipes
Tracks
- Foster (While Shepherds Watched) (Roud 936) (3.21)
- Nowell Nowell (Roud 682) (4.06)
- All You Who Are to Mirth Inclined (Roud 2431) (2.27)
- The Winter’s Tale / Christmas Polka (4.24)
- The Man That Lives (Roud 2110) (3.17)
- The Cherry Tree Carol (Roud 453; Child 54; G/D 2:327) (4.36)
- November Drinking Song (4.05)
- Hymn for Christmas Day (Roud 24738) (2.06)
- A Virgin Unspotted (Roud 1378) (4.14)
- This Is the Truth Sent From Above (Roud 2109) (2.38)
- Winter / Christmas Day in the Mornin’ (Roud 497) (3.47)
- Lo! The Eastern Sages Rise (Roud 8360) (2.05)
- The Nine Joys of Mary (Roud 278) (5.16)
- WVWMLSongIndex/SN26017ren Boys’ Song (Roud 20805) (5.13)
All tracks trad. arr. Magpie Lane except
Track 7 Martin Graebe
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: The Robber Bird
Magpie Lane: The Robber Bird
The Robber Bird Magpie Lane MLCD08 (CD, UK, December 2011) |
Recorded by Dave Eynstone;
Produced by Magpie Lane with Dave Eynstone
Musicians
Ian Giles: vocals, side drum, bodhrán, tambourine, chains and assorted metalwork;
Sophie Thurman: vocals, cello;
Mat Green: fiddle, vocals;
Jon Fletcher: vocals, bouzouki, guitar, harmonica;
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertina, one-row melodeon
Tracks
- The Lark in the Morning (Roud 151) (7.19)
- Poaching Song (Roud 299) (2.30)
- The Turtle Dove (Roud 422) (4.26)
- Bobbing Joe / The Shepherd’s Song (Roud 284) / Glorishears (7.55)
- The Highwayman Outwitted (Roud 2638; Laws L2) (2.46)
- Travel the Country Round (Roud 1067) (4.09)
- Treadmill Song (Roud 1077) / Hanging Johnny (Roud 2625) / Shreds and Patches (7.46)
- Isle of France (Roud 1575) (3.39)
- Christmas Eve / Duncormick Mummers’ Jig (4.10)
- Oxford City (Roud 218; Laws P30; G/D 2:210) (4.36)
- Bobby Shaftoe (Roud 1359) / York Winter Assemblies (4.22)
- When the Snow of Winter Falls (6.15)
All tracks trad. arr. Magpie Lane except
Track 7c John Kirkpatrick;
Track 12 Graeme Miles
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: Three Quarter Time
Magpie Lane: Three Quarter Time
Three Quarter Time Magpie Lane MLCD09 (CD, UK, August 2017) |
Recorded and mixed by Jon and Colin Fletcher in 2016-17 at Starling Audio, Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire;
Original artwork by Linda Fraser
Musicians
Ian Giles: vocals, percussion;
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertina, one-row melodeon;
Mat Green: fiddle, vocals;
Sophie Thurman: vocals, cello;
Jon Fletcher: vocals, bouzouki, guitar
with
Colin Fletcher: double bass;
Jackie Oates: 5-string viola;
Jan Morter: trumpets;
Jenny Bancroft: spoons;
Joe Turner: violin;
John Spiers: melodeon, diatonic accordion;
Paul Sartin: oboe, violin;
Toby Goss: clarinet
Tracks
- The Dancing (3.49)
- Push about the Jorum / The Ploughman / Salt of the Earth (4.46)
- Belfast Mountains (Roud 1062; Henry H519) (5.24)
- Sovay (Roud 7; Laws N21; Henry H35) (6.42)
- Cheltenham Waltz / Rout of the Blues (Roud 21098) (5.51)
- Nobody’s Jig / Kentish Cricketers (3.42)
- New Garden Fields (Roud 1054) (4.46)
- Dance around the Gallows Tree (4.03)
- Blow ye Winds (Roud 2106, 24883) (3.13)
- The Captain and His Whiskers (Roud 2735; G/D 1:87; Henry H660) (6.12)
- Lovely Elwina (Roud 1566) / Waterloo (5.03)
- Lord Bateman (Roud 40; Child 53L; G/D 5:1023; Henry H470) (7.57)
- One More Dance and Then / Not a Natural Dancer / Spirit of the Dance (6.17)
All tracks trad. arr. Magpie Lane except
Track 1 Andy Shanks, Jim Russell;
Track 2c Andy Turner;
Track 8 Ian Giles;
Track 13b Jessica Marshall
> Folk Music > Records > Magpie Lane: The 25th
Magpie Lane: The 25th
The 25th Magpie Lane MLCD10 (CD, UK, 15 December 2018) |
Recorded and mixed by Jon and Colin Fletcher in 2018 at Starling Audio, Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire;
Photography by Tom Turner;
Original artwork by Tom Bower;
Graphic design by Jacqueline Fairbairn
Musicians
Ian Giles: vocals, percussion;
Andy Turner: vocals, Anglo concertina, one-row melodeon;
Mat Green: fiddle, vocals;
Sophie Thurman: vocals, cello;
Jon Fletcher: vocals, bouzouki, guitar
with
Colin Fletcher: double bass;
Marguerite Hutchinson: vocals, Northumbrian smallpipes
Tracks
- Sweet Chiming Bells (Roud 936) (3.28)
- Newton’s Double (Roud 8337) (2.41)
- Gabriel’s Message (2.44)
- A Christmas Caroll (4.19)
- As Shepherds Watched Their Fleecy Care (Roud 1518) (3.07)
- Christmas Carousing / Mummers’ Jig and Reel (4.33)
- Sellwood Molyneux’ Carol (1.11)
- In Winter Time (3.23)
- Angelus ad Virginem / I Saw Three Ships (Roud 700) (3.52)
- I Am Christmas Time (3.40)
- On a Cold Winter’s Day air / Down in Yon Forest (Roud 1523) (6.24)
- Hark Hark What News (Roud 389, 3210) (2.34)
- A Christmas Tale / Christmas Day in the Morning (3.26)
- The Trees Are All Bare (Roud 1170) (3.19)
All tracks trad. arr. Magpie Lane except
Track 4 words George Wither (1588-1667);
Track 5 Joseph Key;
Track 8 Michael Fletcher;
Track 10 Pete Joshua
> Folk Music > Records > Mat Green & Andy Turner: Time for a Stottycake
Mat Green & Andy Turner: Time for a Stottycake
Time for a Stottycake WildGoose Studios WGS444CD (CD, UK, 5 January 2024) |
Recorded and produced by Doug Bailey at WildGoose Studios
Folking.com review by Dai Jeffries
Musicians
Mat Green: fiddle;
Andy Turner: Anglo concertina, melodeon, vocals
Tracks
- Rosalie the Prairie Flower / James Winder’s / Lucy Farr’s Barn Dance (4.50)
- The Banks of Inverary (Roud 1415; G/D 6:1263) (2.35)
- Bobbing Joe / Kempshott Hunt (5.10)
- Auchdon House / Blue Eyed Stranger (3.49)
- The Barley Raking (Roud 1024; G/D 6:1154) (4.08)
- The High Tea / Lemmy Brazil’s (4.33)
- Flowers of Edinburgh / Princess Royal (2.44)
- On Board a ’98 (Roud 1461) (2.41)
- Old Black Joe / Banbury Bill (3.20)
- Muffin Man / Quickstep in the Battle of Prague / Welch’s Polka (5.38)
- Saucy Sailor (Roud 531; Laws K38; G/D 1:49) (2.40)
- Battle of the Somme (3.48)
- The Golden Glove (Roud 141; Laws N20; G/D 1:166; Henry H524) (4.29)
- Glorishears / Highland Mary (3.43)
- Nottingham Goose Fair (Roud V3585) (3.26)
- Stottycake Polka / Boyne Water (5.11)
Probably all tracks trad. arr. Mat Green, Andy Turner
> Folk Music > Records > Andy Turner
Other records with Andy Turner
The Mellstock Band: Songs of Thomas Hardy’s Wessex, CD, SayDisc CD-SDL 410, 1995
The Mellstock Band: Tenants of the Earth, CD, WildGoose WGS281CD, 1996
Hampshire Dance Musicians: Hampshire Dance Tunes, CD, WildGoose WGS325CD, 2006
Various Artists: Anglo International, 3 CD, Folksound FSCD70, 2005
> Folk Music > Records > Andy Turner: A Folk Song a Week
Andy Turner: A Folk Song a Week
This is a list of the songs that Andy Turner has sung in his project A Folk Song a Week from August 2011 up to now:
- [25.08.11] Riding Down to Portsmouth (Roud 1534)
- [03.09.11] A Shepherd of the Downs (Roud 1215)
- [11.09.11] Saucy Sailor (Roud 531; Laws K38; G/D 1:49)
- [17.09.11] The Folkestone Murder (Roud 897)
- [24.09.11] William Taylor (Roud 851)
- [02.10.11] Australia (Roud 1488)
- [09.10.11] My Dog and I (Roud 363)
- [18.10.11] As I Roamed Out (Roud 2512; Laws P19; Henry H794)
- [23.10.11] The Little Ball of Yarn (Roud 1404)
- [30.10.11] Underneath Your Apron (Roud 899; G/D 7:1493)
- [04.11.11] Spencer the Rover (Roud 1115; TYG 3)
- [11.11.11] No Man’s Land
- [20.11.11] Shooting Goshen’s Cocks Up (Roud 902)
- [28.11.11] The Shepherd’s Song (Roud 1208)
- [03.12.11] One Cold Morning in December (Roud 1745) / The Drunkard and the Pig (Roud 7322)
- [10.12.11] Have You Not Heard (Roud 2116) / The Man That Lives (Roud 2110)
- [18.12.11] The Holly and the Ivy (Roud 514) / Christmas Now Is Drawing Near at Hand (Roud 808)
- [24.12.11] The Sussex Carol (Roud 597)
- [31.12.11] The Moon Shines Bright (Roud 702)
- [07.01.12] Banks of the Bann (Roud 889; Laws O2; Henry H86)
- [13.01.12] A Wager (Roud 34; Child 43; G/D 2:322; Henry H135)
- [22.01.12] A Cornish Young Man (Roud 595)
- [28.01.12] The Roving Journeyman (Roud 360; G/D 7:1397)
- [04.02.12] The Wind Across the Wild Moor (Roud 155; Laws P21; G/D 6:1175)
- [11.02.12] Limbo (Roud 969)
- [18.02.12] Lord Bateman (Roud 40; Child 53L; G/D 5:1023; Henry H470)
- [26.02.12] As Broad As I Was Walking (Roud 23793)
- [04.03.12] The Outlandish Knight (Roud 21; Child 4; G/D 2:225; Henry H163)
- [12.03.12] Sweet Swansea (Roud 1612)
- [18.03.12] The Nobleman’s Wedding (Roud 567; Laws P31; G/D 6:1199; Henry H60ab)
- [24.03.12] The Rambling Sailor (Roud 518; G/D 7:1477)
- [01.04.12] The Rakish Young Fellow (Roud 829)
- [06.04.12] The Leaves of Life (Roud 127)
- [14.04.12] The Banks of Sweet Mossen (Roud 1646)
- [21.04.12] The Lark in the Morning (Roud 151)
- [30.04.12] Northill May Song (Roud 305)
- [07.05.12] Queen of the May (Roud 594)
- [13.05.12] George Collins (Roud 147; Child 85)
- [20.05.12] Stroll Away the Morning Dew (Roud 11; Child 112; G/D 2:301)
- [27.05.12] The Female Drummer (Roud 226; G/D 1:182; Henry H497)
- [05.06.12] The Wild Rover (Roud 1173; G/D 7:1480)
- [09.06.12] Early in the Month of Spring (Roud 273; Laws K12; G/D 6:1245)
- [16.06.12] All Jolly Fellows that Follow the Plough (Roud 346; G/D 3:418)
- [25.06.12] When Jones’s Ale Was New (Roud 139; G/D 3:561)
- [30.06.12] Sheep Shearing Song (Roud 879)
- [08.07.12] The East Indiaman
- [14.07.12] Wop She ‘ad It-io (Roud 1212)
- [21.07.12] I’ll Weave Her a Garland (Roud 1247)
- [27.07.12] The Rigs of Rye (Roud 985; Laws O11; G/D 5:1054)
- [05.08.12] In Scarborough Fair Town (Roud 185; Laws K18; G/D 1:20; TYG 7)
- [11.08.12] Raking the Hay (Roud 855)
- [19.08.12] The Crockery Ware (Roud 1490)
- [26.08.12] Banks of the Sweet Primroses (Roud 586; G/D 8:1841)
- [01.09.12] The Rigs of the Time (Roud 876)
- [09.09.12] A Dream of Napoleon (Roud 1538)
- [16.09.12] Hopping Down in Kent (Roud 1715)
- [23.09.12] When Autumn Skies Were Blue
- [30.09.12] There Was Four-and-Twenty Strangers (Roud 1729) / The Irish Hop-Pole Puller (Roud 1709)
- [08.10.12] Blow the Candle Out (Roud 368; Laws P17)
- [13.10.12] The Rambling Blade (Roud 490; Laws L12; G/D 2:260; Henry H691)
- [22.10.12] John Barleycorn (Roud 164; G/D 3:559)
- [28.10.12] Creeping Jane (Roud 1012; Laws Q23)
- [03.11.12] Common Garden (Roud 17777)
- [11.11.12] The Banks of the Nile (Roud 950; Laws N9; G/D 1:99; Henry H238a)
- [18.11.12] My Son John (Roud 678; Henry H131)
- [25.11.12] As Sylvie Was Walking (Roud 170)
- [02.12.12] Lazarus (Roud 815)
- [09.12.12] Lo! The Eastern Sages Rise (Roud 8360) / Hark Hark What News (Roud 389)
- [17.12.12] This Is the Truth Sent From Above (Roud 2109)
- [24.12.12] The Boar’s Head Carol (Roud 22229) / Babes in the Wood (Roud 288; Laws Q34) / The King (Roud 32955)
- [29.12.12] Gower Wassail (Roud 209)
- [05.01.13] The Deserter (Roud 493; G/D 1:83)
- [14.01.13] Poor Frozen-Out Gardeners (Roud 22228)
- [19.01.13] Floating Down the Tide (Roud 1414; G/D 6:1155)
- [27.01.13] When a Man’s in Love (Roud 990; Laws O20; Henry H211)
- [02.02.13] The Setting of the Sun (Roud 166; Laws O36; Henry H114)
- [10.02.13] Needlecases (Roud 1300)
- [19.02.13] Flash Company (Roud 954)
- [25.02.13] The Brisk Young Widow (Roud 2438)
- [03.03.13] The Farmer in Leicester (Roud 2638; Laws L2)
- [09.03.13] Three Maidens a-Milking Did Go (Roud 290)
- [16.03.13] The Birds Upon the Tree (Roud 1863)
- [23.03.13] A Week Before Easter (Roud 154; G/D 6:1198)
- [29.03.13] Pace-Egging Song (Roud 614; TYG 53)
- [07.04.13] The Old Miser (Roud 3913)
- [14.04.13] The Life of a Man (Roud 848)
- [21.04.13] Sovay (Roud 7; Laws N21; Henry H35)
- [29.04.13] Swalcliffe May Day Carol (Roud 305)
- [04.05.13] The Woodman’s Daughter (Roud 1277; TYG 48)
- [11.05.13] The Bonny Labouring Boy (Roud 1162; Laws M14; Henry H576)
- [19.05.13] The Nutting Girl (Roud 509; G/D 7:1475)
- [26.05.13] Death and the Lady (Roud 1031)
- [01.06.13] Barbara Allen (Roud 54; Child 84; G/D 6:1193; Henry H236)
- [09.06.13] The Galway Shawl (Roud 2737; Henry H652)
- [16.06.13] The Light of the Moon (Roud 21234)
- [23.06.13] Sweet Lemeney (Roud 193)
- [29.06.13] The Lake of Coolfin (Roud 189; Laws Q33; G/D 2:228; Henry H176)
- [07.07.13] Nobleman and Thresherman (Roud 19; G/D 3:437; Henry H622)
- [13.07.13] Master Kilby (Roud 1434)
- [20.07.13] Through Lonesome Woods (Roud 3461)
- [27.07.13] Come and Be My Little Teddy Bear (Roud 19974)
- [04.08.13] Adieu to Old England (Roud 1703)
- [10.08.13] Petition of the Pigs in Kent
- [18.08.13] The Banks of Sweet Dundee (Roud 148; Laws M25; G/D 2:224)
- [26.08.13] Nancy of Yarmouth (Roud 407)
- [01.09.13] Deserter From Kent (Roud 2510)
- [08.09.13] Locks and Bolts (Roud 406; Laws M13; G/D 5:1012)
- [16.09.13] Horkstow Grange (Roud 1760)
- [22.09.13] Poor Old Horse (Roud 513; TYG 60)
- [29.09.13] The Gypsy’s Warning (Roud 1764)
- [07.10.13] Worcester City (Roud 218; Laws P30; G/D 2:210)
- [12.10.13] Hare Hunting Song (Roud 580)
- [20.10.13] On Board a Ninety-Eight (Roud 1461)
- [27.10.13] The Jolly Waggoner (Roud 1088)
- [01.11.13] The Game of All Fours (Roud 232)
- [09.11.13] Between the Wars
- [16.11.13] The American Stranger (Roud 1081; G/D 7:1469)
- [23.11.13] The White Hare (Roud 1110; TYG 79)
- [01.12.13] The Seven Joys of Mary (Roud 278)
- [07.12.13] The Shepherds Amazed (Roud V5591)
- [16.12.13] Saint Stephen (Roud 8331) / Rejoice and Be Merry (Roud V9595)
- [24.12.13] Hymn for Christmas Day / Sellwood Mollineux’ Carol / Newton’s Double
- [28.12.13] The Mistletoe Bough (Roud 2336)
- [05.01.14] Down By the Seaside (Roud 1712)
- [11.01.14] Old Brown’s Daughter (Roud 1426)
- [19.01.14] Fare Thee Well, My Dearest Dear (Roud 1035)
- [25.01.14] Gentlemen of High Renown (Roud 190)
- [01.02.14] Salisbury Plain (Roud 1487)
- [08.02.14] Jack Williams (Roud 1906; Laws L17)
- [14.02.14] The Flower of Sweet Strabane (Roud 2745; G/D 4:722; Henry H224a)
- [22.02.14] Epsom Races (Roud 383)
- [01.03.14] The Lish Young Buy-a-Broom (Roud 1865)
- [08.03.14] The Constant Farmer’s Son (Roud 675; Laws M33; G/D 2:221; Henry H806)
- [15.03.14] The Birds in the Spring (Roud 356)
- [23.03.14] The Maid and the Miller (Roud 1128)
- [28.03.14] The Light Horse (Roud 3027; Henry H586)
- [05.04.14] Van Diemen’s Land (Roud 221)
- [12.04.14] Idumea (Roud 6678)
- [18.04.14] There Is a Fountain of Christ’s Blood (Roud 663)
- [26.04.14] Down By the Shannon Side (Roud 1453)
- [01.05.14] Good Morning Lords and Ladies (Roud 305)
- [10.05.14] As I Walked Out (Roud 308; G/D 5:946; Henry H711)
- [16.05.14] The Seeds of Love (Roud 3; G/D 6:1180)
- [24.05.14] The Nightingales Sing (Roud 140; Laws P14; TYG 34)
- [01.06.14] Husbandman and Servingman (Roud 873)
- [07.06.14] The White Cockade (Roud 191; TYG 2)
- [14.06.14] The Sheffield Apprentice (Roud 399; Laws O39; G/D 5:998; Henry H31; TYG 71)
- [20.06.14] The Flower of Magherally (Roud 3009; Henry H220)
- [28.06.14] The Isle of France (Roud 1575)
- [06.07.14] Young Girl Cut Down in Her Prime (Roud 2; Laws Q26)
- [14.07.14] Fathom the Bowl (Roud 880)
- [18.07.14] Nora Daly (Roud 8002)
- [25.07.14] Rose of Allendale (Roud 1218)
- [03.08.14] Allan MacLean (Roud 2511; G/D 7:1403)
- [09.08.14] The Bald-Headed End of the Broom (Roud 2129)
- [16.08.14] The Gentleman Soldier (Roud 178; G/D 7:1471)
- [23.08.14] Old John Braddalum / Leaning on a Lamp-post (Roud 469; G/D 8:1696; Henry H732; TYG 58)
- [30.08.14] Ye Boys o’ Callieburn (Roud 6932)
- [06.09.14] Canadee-I-O (Roud 309; Henry H162)
- [13.09.14] Rolling in the Dew (Roud 298; G/D 4:812)
- [21.09.14] The Rambling Irishman (Roud 360; G/D 7:1397)
- [27.09.14] My Love Is Gone (Roud 466; Laws K17; G/D 6:1244)
- [04.10.14] Mistress’ Healths (Roud 21096 / 310)
- [11.10.14] The Carter’s Health (Roud 1384) / The Mistress’s Health (Roud 310)
- [17.10.14] Who Owns the Game? (Roud 3209)
- [26.10.14] Poison Beer (Roud 3369)
- [31.10.14] The Small Birds Whistle (Roud 199; Child 106; G/D 1:163)
- [08.11.14] The Fellow Who Played the Trombone (Roud 1848)
- [16.11.14] I’m a Man That’s Done Wrong to My Parents (Roud 1386)
- [23.11.14] William Rufus (Roud 2038)
- [30.11.14] As Shepherds Watched Their Fleecy Care As Shepherds Watched Their Fleecy Care (Roud 1518)
- [05.12.14] King Pharim (Roud 306; Child 55)
- [13.12.14] On Christmas Day (Roud 1078)
- [20.12.14] Sweet Chiming Bells (Roud 936)
- [28.12.14] The Trees Are All Bare (Roud 1170)
- [03.01.15] The Somerset Wassail (Roud 209)
- [09.01.15] The Trees They Do Grow High (Roud 31; Laws O35; G/D 6:1222)
- [17.01.15] Cupid’s Garden (Roud 297; G/D 5:970)
- [26.01.15] Good Ale (Roud 203; G/D 3:590)
- [31.01.15] The Lass of Swansea Town (Roud 1416)
- [07.02.15] Hard Times of Old England (Roud 1206)
- [15.02.15] Wait Till the Clouds Roll By (Roud 9088)
- [22.02.15] Poor Wayfaring Stranger (Roud 3339)
- [01.03.15] Painting the Town [Bing Lyle]
- [07.03.15] John Barleycorn’s a Hero Bold (Roud 2141)
- [14.03.15] The Bold Princess Royal (Roud 528; Laws K29; G/D 1:47)
- [20.03.15] Brown to Blue [George Jones, Virginia Franks, Johnny Mathis]
- [26.03.15] Down Where the Drunkards Roll [Richard Thompson]
- [03.04.15] The Holly Bears a Berry (Roud 514)
- [11.04.15] O Once I Was a Shepherd Boy (Roud 2407)
- [19.04.15] I Wish That the Wars Were All Over (Roud 2036)
- [25.04.15] ’Twas on one April Morning (Roud 1546)
- [03.05.15] The Spotted Cow (Roud 956)
- [10.05.15] As I Roved Out (Roud 3479; G/D 6:1165)
- [16.05.15] As I Roved Out From the County Cavan (Roud 4720; Henry H580)
- [24.05.15] Polly on the Shore (Roud 811)
- [30.05.15] Hurricane Wind (Roud 997)
- [06.06.15] Warlike Seamen (Roud 690; G/D 1:41; Henry H560)
- [13.06.15] Lovely Elwina (Roud 1566)
- [19.06.15] The Grand Conversation on Napoleon (Roud 1189)
- [26.06.15] The Bonny Bunch of Roses (Roud 664; Laws J5; G/D 1:155)
- [04.07.15] Six Dukes (Roud 78)
- [09.07.15] The Oyster Girl (Roud 875; Laws Q13; G/D 2:304; Henry H725)
- [17.07.15] Dust to Dust [John Kirkpatrick]
- [25.07.15] The Golden Vanity (Roud 122; Child 286; G/D 1:37)
- [31.07.15] Sing a Full Song [John Kirkpatrick]
- [06.08.15] Now All You Lads (Roud 1210) / Lord Rothschild / Old Green River
- [16.08.15] New Garden Fields (Roud 1054)
- [20.08.15] Bonny Woodhall (Roud 3778; G/D 5:947; Henry H476)
- [28.08.15] So Was I (Roud 18910)
- [05.09.15] The Jealous Sailor [Bob Davenport]
- [12.09.15] Enniscorthy Fair (Roud 5312)
- [18.09.15] Here’s Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (Roud 165)
- [25.09.15] The Blacksmith (Roud 816)
- [01.10.15] Nottingham Goose Fair (Roud V3585)
- [08.10.15] The Bold Benjamin (Roud 2632)
- [17.10.15] It’s a Great Big Shame
- [24.10.15] Roll Jordan Roll (Roud 6697)
- [01.11.15] The Maid of Australia (Roud 1872)
- [08.11.15] The Man He Killed [Thomas Hardy]
- [15.11.15] The Recruited Collier (Roud 3503)
- [21.11.15] Lord Franklin (Roud 487; Laws K9; G/D 1:16; Henry H815)
- [29.11.15] The Mail Coach Guard (Roud V21369)
- [05.12.15] All Hail and Praise (Roud 25791)
- [11.12.15] While Shepherds Watched (Roud 936)
- [19.12.15] God Bless the Master (Roud 1066)
- [26.12.15] Boxing Day
- [01.01.16] Padstow Wassail (Roud 209)
- [09.01.16] Once I Courted a Damsel (Roud 405; Laws M3)
- [15.01.16] Corduroy (Roud 1219)
- [22.01.16] Georgie (Roud 90; Child 209; G/D 2:249)
- [30.01.16] The Veteran (Roud 24926)
- [07.02.16] The Widow That Keeps the Cock Inn (RoudBS B221023)
- [11.02.16] Johnny Abourne (Roud 600; G/D 8:1535; Henry H151)
- [19.02.16] The Lobster (Roud 149)
- [27.02.16] One Night As I Lay on My Bed (Roud 672)
- [07.03.16] Up in the North (Roud 582; Laws P3; G/D 4:895)
- [12.03.16] The Faithful Sailor Boy (Roud 376; Laws K13; G/D 1:66; Henry H543)
- [18.03.16] All Things Are Quite Silent (Roud 2532)
- [25.03.16] Sleep On Beloved (Roud 15632)
- [01.04.16] Do Me Ama (Roud 511; Laws K40)
- [09.04.16] Long Looked For, Come At Last (Roud 1643)
- [16.04.16] When Spring Comes In (Roud 439)
- [24.04.16] Fare Thee Well Dearest Nancy (Roud 527; Laws K14; Henry H755)
- [29.04.16] Dido Bendigo (Roud 584; TYG 76)
- [01.05.16] House in the Country (Roud 2499)
- [09.05.16] When I Was on Horseback (Roud 2; Laws Q26)
- [21.05.16] Sally Free and Easy [Cyril Tawney]
- [28.05.16] Whitsun Dance [words Austin John Marshall]
- [04.06.16] Royal Forester (Roud 67; Child 110; G/D 7:1465)
- [10.06.16] John Barleycorn (Roud 164; G/D 3:559)
- [16.06.16] Chain of Gold (Roud 1417)
- [23.06.16] Fare Thee Well Cold Winter (Roud 1034; Henry H504)
- [01.07.16] By the Hush (Roud 2314)
- [09.07.16] Doffing Mistress (Roud 2133)
- [15.07.16] Baltimore (Roud 4690)
- [23.07.16] If I Were Back ‘Ome in ‘Ampshire (Roud 16931)
- [29.07.16] Working on the New Railroad (Roud 17886)
- [05.08.16] Young Banker (Roud 3321)
- [12.08.16] Jolly Good Song (Roud 1224)
After five years, Andy finished his weekly instalments with a jolly good song. Since then there have been occasional updates:
- [02.09.16] The Hawk and the Crow (Roud 747)
- [17.12.16] The Woodside (Roud 21873)
- [23.12.16] Morning Star [Fanny J. Crosby (1820-1915)]
- [28.01.17] Dowie Dens of Yarrow (Roud 13; Child 214; G/D 2:215)
- [04.02.17] The Cruel Mother (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73)
- [13.04.17] Dwelling in Beulah Land [Charles Austin Miles (1868-1946)]
- [23.04.17] The Grey Funnel Line [Cyril Tawney]
- [09.09.17] Treat My Daughter Kindly [James Allan Bland] (Roud 2552)
- [17.09.17] Kitty from Ballinamore (Roud 5172)
- [21.12.17] As I Sat on a Sunny Bank (Roud 700)
- [28.12.17] The Gloucestershire Wassail (Roud 209)
- [25.02.18] The Bitter Withy (Roud 452)
- [22.05.18] Welcome the May—Again
- [10.06.18] Bold General Wolfe (Roud 624)
- [16.06.18] Death of Poor Bill Brown (Roud 609, TYG 41)
- [09.10.18] The Crow Sat on the Willow [John Clare]
- [11.11.18] The First Time / Battle of the Somme [Debbie Cook / PM William Laurie]
- [24.12.18] Stannington (Roud 17707)
- [17.03.19] You Roving Lads of Pleasure (Roud 386)
- [25.03.19] I Saw the Light
- [05.04.19] King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-O (Roud 16)
- [19.04.19] Seamen Bold (Roud 807)
- [01.06.19] The Gipsey’s Song
- [08.12.19] Down in Yon Forest (Roud 1523)
- [14.12.19] Shepherds Rejoice (Roud 7105)
- [01.02.20] The Blacksmith Courted Me (Roud 816)
- [08.02.20] Country Life (Roud 1752)
- [18.04.20] Our Captain Cried (Roud 602)
- [17.05.20] The Ghost Ship (Roud 15; Laws P36A; G/D 2:201, 2:202)
- [18.07.20] The Parting Glass (Roud 1801; G/D 8:1516)
- [23.07.20] Come Write Me Down (Roud 381; G/D 5:980)
- [25.07.20] The Isle of St Helena (Roud 349)
- [05.08.20] Brigg Fair (Roud 1083)
- [19.08.20] When You and I Were Young, Maggie (Roud 3782)
- [27.08.20] My Husband’s Got No Courage in Him (Roud 870; G/D 7:1367)
- [27.09.20] The Pegging Awl (Roud 2126)
- [05.10.20] Harp Song of the Dane Women
- [17.10.20] The Unfortunate Tailor (Roud 1614)
- [16.11.20] The Good Old Way (Roud 23864)
- [07.12.20] Shepherds, Arise! (Roud 1207)
- [20.12.20] Nowell, Nowell (Roud 682)
- [28.12.20] King Herod and the Cock (Roud 306; Child 55)
- [14.03.21] Green Bushes (Roud 1040; Laws P2; Henry H143)
- [05.06.21] Winter in My Heart
- [13.06.21] The Prentice Boy (Roud 263; Laws P35; G/D 2:200)
- [24.11.21] Only Remembered (Roud 7557)
- [08.11.22] When Adam Was First Created (Roud 728; G/D 7:1269)
- [28.12.22] The Adderbury Wassail (Roud 209)
- [08.01.23] The Cherington Wassail (Roud 209)
- [01.05.23] Staines Morris (Roud V18894)
- [14.07.23] Brisk and Lively Lad (Roud 2930; G/D 1:173)
- [25.09.23] I Am a Donkey Driver (Roud 1147)
- [23.12.23] A Song for the Time (Roud 24711)
- [04.03.24] The Barley Raking (Roud 1024; G/D 6:1154)
- [15.04.24] Two Young Brethren (Roud 202)
- [13.05.24] Said the Father to the Daughter (Roud 1011)
- [22.06.24] Cold Blow and a Rainy Night (Roud 135; G/D 4:778)
- [22.07.24] Adieu to Lovely Nancy (Roud 165)