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Ninebarrow: Kingdom

Ninebarrow: Kingdom (Ninebarrow)

Kingdom
Ninebarrow

Ninebarrow (CD, UK, 7 May 2013)

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Recorded and produced by Paul Gibson;
Cover art by Sarah Whitley

Musicians

Jon Whitley: vocals, ukulele;
James LaBouchardiere: vocals

Tracks

  1. Birdsong (3.18)
  2. Come January (2.23)
  3. Island at the Edge of the World (4.49)
  4. Kingdom (2.34)
  5. Walk With Me (3.39)
  6. The Sea (4.13)

All tracks written and arranged by Jon Whitley and James LaBouchardiere except
Track 1 lyrics adapted from Woodpigeon by “A.S.” (1907), arr. Jon Whitley

> Folk Music > Records > Ninebarrow: While the Blackthorn Burns

Ninebarrow: While the Blackthorn Burns

Ninebarrow: While the Blackthorn Burns (Ninebarrow)

While the Blackthorn Burns
Ninebarrow

Ninebarrow (CD, UK, 26 April 2014)

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Recorded and produced by Jon Whitley;
Track 7 recorded at St James’ Church in The Isle of Purbeck;
Album artwork by Sarah Whitley

Folk Radio UK review by Stacey Sewell

Musicians

Jon Whitley: vocals, ukulele, tenor mandola, harmonium, piano;
James LaBouchardiere: vocals

with
Lee MacKenzie: cello [1, 3, 8];
Jane Bridges: viola [6];
Bob Burke: mandocello [9, 12]

Tracks

  1. The Sea (4.24)
  2. Summer Fires (4.22)
  3. Knightwood (4.06)
  4. Seige (3.19)
  5. The Weeds (3.51)
  6. Birdsong (3.15)
  7. Shadows (1.24)
  8. Mother (4.14)
  9. Hawkhurst (3.03)
  10. She Walks on Alone (3.36)
  11. Winter King (5.07)
  12. Bold Sir Rylas (Roud 29; Child 18) (3.56)

All tracks written and arranged by Jon Whitley and James LaBouchardiere except
Track 6 lyrics adapted from Woodpigeon by “A.S.” (1907), arr. Jon Whitley;
Track 7 lyrics James LaBouchardiere, melody adapted from Icelandic folk tune Visur Vatnsenda Rósu;
Track 12 trad.

> Folk Music > Records > Ninebarrow: Releasing the Leaves

Ninebarrow: Releasing the Leaves

Ninebarrow: Releasing the Leaves (Ninebarrow)

Releasing the Leaves
Ninebarrow

Ninebarrow (CD, UK, 26 March 2016)

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Produced and mixed by Jon Whitley and Jmes LaBouchardiere;
Mastered by Mark Tucker;
Photography by Greg Funnell;
Album artwork by Sarah Whitley

Folk Radio UK review by Helen Gregory

Musicians

Jon Whitley: vocals, ukulele, tenor and octave mandola, reed organ [3, 6, 8, 11], piano [8, 10];
James LaBouchardiere: vocals, reed organ [1-2, 10]

with
Joe Limburn, double bass [2, 5];
Lee Cuff, cello [1, 8, 10-11];
Luke Selby, drums [2]

Tracks

  1. The Pinner (5.11)
  2. For a Time (5.13)
  3. Lord Exmouth (Roud 690; G/D 1:41; Henry H560) (3.06)
  4. To the Stones (4.10)
  5. Weave Her a Garland (Roud 1247) (3.32)
  6. Back and Sides (Roud 1573) (2.36)
  7. Three Ravens (Roud 5; Child 26) (2.31)
  8. Blood on the Hillside (4.44)
  9. Silent Prayer (4.12)
  10. Coming Home (5.08)
  11. Dark-Eyed Sailor (Roud 265; Laws N35; G/D 5:1037; Henry H232) (4.36)

All tracks written and arranged by Jon Whitley and James LaBouchardiere except
Tracks 3, 6-7, 11, trad.;
Track 5 lyrics trad., melody, arr. Jon Whitley and James LaBouchardiere;
Track 19 Bob Whitley, arr. Jon Whitley and James LaBouchardiere

> Folk Music > Records > Ninebarrow: The Waters and the Wild

Ninebarrow: The Waters and the Wild

Ninebarrow: The Waters and the Wild (Ninebarrow 9BTWTW)

The Waters and the Wild
Ninebarrow

Ninebarrow 9BTWTW (CD, UK, 25 May 2018)

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Ninebarrow at Heidbarghof, Hamburg, on 22 February 2020, photo: Reinhard Zierk
Ninebarrow at Heidbarghof, Hamburg, on 22 February 2020, photo: Reinhard Zierke

Produced by Mark Tucker, Jon Whitley and James LaBouchardiere;
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Mark Tucker at The Green Room, Devon, except
Piano for track 3 recorded by Spenzer Cozens at Steinway Recording;
Strings arranged and recorded by Barney Mose-Brown with The Two Piece Orchestra;
Photography by Greg Funnell;
Album artwork by Sarah Whitley

Folk Radio UK review by Matt McGinn

Musicians

Jon Whitley: vocals, ukulele, tenor and octave mandola, piano, reed organ [8, 10-11];
James LaBouchardiere: vocals, reed organ [2, 4, 6-7]

with
Lee Cuff: cello [11];
The Teacups: backing vocals [4, 9];
Joe Limburn: bass [2, 4, 7];
Mark Tucker: bass [10], bass drum [6];
Evan Carson: bodhrán [2, 4, 7, 10]

Tracks

  1. The Hour of the Blackbird (2.43)
  2. Halsewell (5.28)
  3. Overthrown (5.15)
  4. Prickle-Eye Bush (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (4.56)
  5. While Gamekeepers Lie Sleeping (Roud 363) (1.48)
  6. Hwome (3.40)
  7. Thirteen Turns (5.07)
  8. The Waters and the Wild (4.19)
  9. Row On (Roud 2084) (3.11)
  10. Gather It In (4.50)
  11. Sing a Full Song (5.05)

All tracks written and arranged by Jon Whitley and James LaBouchardiere except
Tracks 4-5 lyrics trad. arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 6 lyrics adapted from William Barnes’ poem Comen Hwome, melody Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 7 lyrics partially adapted from W.B. Yeats’ poem The Stolen Child, melody Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 9 lyrics trad., melody Tim Laycock arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 11 John Kirkpatrick arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere

> Folk Music > Records > Ninebarrow: A Pocket Full of Acorns

Ninebarrow: A Pocket Full of Acorns

Ninebarrow: A Pocket Full of Acorns (Winding Track 9BPFOA)

A Pocket Full of Acorns
Ninebarrow

Winding Track 9BPFOA (CD, UK, 5 March 2021)

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Recorded and produced by Mark Tucker;
Assistant engineer Matt Taylor;
Album artwork by Sarah Whitley

Folk Radio UK album announcement

Musicians

Jon Whitley: vocals, ukulele, tenor guitar, octave mandola, piano, reed organ [5, 9];
James LaBouchardiere: vocals, reed organ [2-4, 7, 9]

with
Lee Mackenzie: cello [1, 3-4, 8];
John Parker: double bass [1-4, 7-9];
Evan Carson: percussion [2-3, 7, 9];
Mark Tucker: additional percussion [2, 5, 7, 9]

Tracks

  1. Come January (3.25)
  2. Nestledown (5.47)
  3. Under the Fence (4.41)
  4. Zunshine in the Winter (5.00)
  5. Hey John Barleycorn (Roud 2141) (3.42)
  6. A Pocket Full of Acorns (3.54)
  7. Cry Unity (5.01)
  8. Teignmouth (4.54)
  9. You Who Wander (3.57)
  10. Farewell Shanty (2.27)
  11. Sailors All (4.11)

All words and music by Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere except
Track 4 words based on William Barnes’ poem Zunshine in the Winter;
Track 5 Joseph Bryan Geoghegan arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 7 words inspired by William Barnes’ poem The Dorset Rifleman’s Song;
Track 8 Patrick Wolf, arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 9 instrumental refrain trad. Speed the Plough;
Track 10 trad. arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 11 Ewen Carruthers, arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere

> Folk Music > Records > The Ninebarrow Band: Live at Lighthouse, Poole

The Ninebarrow Band: Live at Lighthouse, Poole

The Ninebarrow Band: Live at Lighthouse, Poole (Winding Track 9BBLLP)

Live at Lighthouse, Poole
The Ninebarrow Band

Winding Track 9BBLLP (CD, UK, 2021)

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Recorded live by Mark Tucker at Lighthouse, Poole;
On-stage and front-of-house sound management by Richard Hewlett;
Mixed, mastered and produced by Mark Tucker at ARC Studios, Eynsham, Oxford;
Assistant engineer Matt Taylor;
Photography by Neil King, FATEA;
Graphic design by James LaBouchardiere

Musicians

Jon Whitley: vocals, ukulele, tenor guitar, octave mandola, piano, reed organ;
James LaBouchardiere: vocals, reed organ;
Lee Mackenzie: cello;
John Parker: double bass;
Evan Carson: percussion

Tracks

  1. Summer Fires (5.16)
  2. The Sea (5.30)
  3. The Hour of the Blackbird (2.41)
  4. For a Time (5.17)
  5. Under the Fence (4.39)
  6. Weave Her a Garland (Roud 1247) (3.34)
  7. Silent Prayer (4.27)
  8. Thirteen Turns (5.08)
  9. Gather It In (4.50)
  10. Blood on the Hillside (5.30)
  11. Prickle-Eye Bush (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (5.07)

All words and music by Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere except;
Track 5 chorus lyrics based on trad. Cold, Haily, Windy Night, music Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 6 lyrics trad. from Folk-Songs of the Upper Thames, music Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 9 lyrics trad., music Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 11 lyrics and music trad., arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere

> Folk Music > Records > The Ninebarrow Trio: Live at the Earthouse

The Ninebarrow Trio: Live at the Earthouse

The Ninebarrow Trio: Live at the Earthouse (Winding Track 9BTLEH)

Live at the Earthouse
The Ninebarrow Trio

Winding Track 9BTLEH (CD, UK, 2022)

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Recorded live by Jon Whitley at the Ancient Technology Centre, Cranborne;
Mixed by Mark Tucker at The Green Room, Devon;
Photography by Ninebarrow;
Graphic design by James LaBouchardiere

Musicians

Jon Whitley: vocals, ukulele, tenor guitar, octave mandola, piano, reed organ;
James LaBouchardiere: vocals, reed organ;
Lee Mackenzie: cello

Tracks

  1. House (3.51)
  2. The Hour of the Blackbird (2.31)
  3. Shadows (1.30)
  4. The Sea (5.34)
  5. Come January (3.27)
  6. Mother (5.00)
  7. The Pinner (5.29)
  8. Zunshine in the Winter (4.54)
  9. Three Ravens (Roud 5; Child 26) (2.29)
  10. Blood on the Hillside (4.46)
  11. Cast to the Waves (4.38)
  12. Coming Home (5.24)

All words and music by Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere except;
Track 1 Patrick Wolf, arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 3 lyrics James LaBouchardiere, melody adapted from Icelandic folk tune Visur Vatnsenda Rósu;
Track 8 words based on William Barnes’ poem Zunshine in the Winter, music Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 9 trad., arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere;
Track 12 Bob Whitley, arr. Jon Whitley, James LaBouchardiere

> Folk Music > Records > Ninebarrow: The Colour of Night

Ninebarrow: The Colour of Night

Ninebarrow: The Colour of Night (Winding Track 9BTCON)

The Colour of Night
Ninebarrow

Winding Track 9BTCON (CD, UK, 1 September 2023)

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Recorded and produced by Mark Tucker at The Green Room, Devon;
Piano recorded by Mark Tucker at ARC Studios, Eynsham;
Assistant engineer Matt Taylor;
Mastered by Simon Heyworth and Bill Sellar at Super Audio Mastering;
Photography by Greg Funnell;
Album artwork by Sarah Whitley

Folk Radio review by Peter Shaw

Musicians

Jon Whitley: vocals, ukulele, tenor guitar, octave mandola, piano, reed organ [4, 10];
James LaBouchardiere: vocals, reed organ

with
Lee Mackenzie: cello;
John Parker: double bass;
Evan Carson: percussion;
Mark Tucker: bass [4], percussion [2]

Tracks

  1. House (4.09)
  2. Names in the Sky (5.13)
  3. Walk With Me (4.26)
  4. Among the Boughs (3.25)
  5. Cast to the Waves (4.46)
  6. Kitty’s Song (2.15)
  7. The Snows They Melt the Soonest (Roud 3154) (3.39)
  8. Ride On (4.44)
  9. Ten Miles by Two (4.27)
  10. The Colour of Night (3.33)
  11. River Man (4.24)

All tracks by Jon Whitley and arr. Jon Whitley and James LaBouchardiere except
Track 1 Patrick Wolf;
Track 4 lyrics trad. from The Blackbird by William Barnes;
Track 7 trad.;
Track 8 Jimmy MacCarthy;
Track 10 melody adapted from the trad. Icelandic Vökuró,
Track 11 Nick Drake

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The Armistice Pals: Where Have All the Flowers Gonw? (Folkstock FSR008) The Armistice Pals, Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, EP, Folkstock FSR008, 2014

Jim Causley: Forgotten Kingdom (Hands On Music HMCD41) Jim Causley, Forgotten Kingdom, CD, Hands On Music HMCD41, 2016

BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2017 (Proper PROPERFOLK18) Various Artists, BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2017, 2 CD, Proper PROPERFOLK18, 2017