> Folk Music > Records > Ninebarrow: Kingdom
Ninebarrow: Kingdom
Kingdom Ninebarrow (CD, UK, 7 May 2013) |
Recorded and produced by Paul Gibson;
Cover art by Sarah Whitley
Musicians
Jon Whitley: vocals, ukulele;
James LaBouchardiere: vocals
Tracks
- Birdsong (3.18)
- Come January (2.23)
- Island at the Edge of the World (4.49)
- Kingdom (2.34)
- Walk With Me (3.39)
- 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
While the Blackthorn Burns Ninebarrow (CD, UK, 26 April 2014) |
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
- The Sea (4.24)
- Summer Fires (4.22)
- Knightwood (4.06)
- Seige (3.19)
- The Weeds (3.51)
- Birdsong (3.15)
- Shadows (1.24)
- Mother (4.14)
- Hawkhurst (3.03)
- She Walks on Alone (3.36)
- Winter King (5.07)
- 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
Releasing the Leaves Ninebarrow (CD, UK, 26 March 2016) |
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
- The Pinner (5.11)
- For a Time (5.13)
- Lord Exmouth (Roud 690; G/D 1:41; Henry H560) (3.06)
- To the Stones (4.10)
- Weave Her a Garland (Roud 1247) (3.32)
- Back and Sides (Roud 1573) (2.36)
- Three Ravens (Roud 5; Child 26) (2.31)
- Blood on the Hillside (4.44)
- Silent Prayer (4.12)
- Coming Home (5.08)
- 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
The Waters and the Wild Ninebarrow 9BTWTW (CD, UK, 25 May 2018) |
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
- The Hour of the Blackbird (2.43)
- Halsewell (5.28)
- Overthrown (5.15)
- Prickle-Eye Bush (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (4.56)
- While Gamekeepers Lie Sleeping (Roud 363) (1.48)
- Hwome (3.40)
- Thirteen Turns (5.07)
- The Waters and the Wild (4.19)
- Row On (Roud 2084) (3.11)
- Gather It In (4.50)
- 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
A Pocket Full of Acorns Winding Track 9BPFOA (CD, UK, 5 March 2021) |
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
- Come January (3.25)
- Nestledown (5.47)
- Under the Fence (4.41)
- Zunshine in the Winter (5.00)
- Hey John Barleycorn (Roud 2141) (3.42)
- A Pocket Full of Acorns (3.54)
- Cry Unity (5.01)
- Teignmouth (4.54)
- You Who Wander (3.57)
- Farewell Shanty (2.27)
- 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
Live at Lighthouse, Poole Winding Track 9BBLLP (CD, UK, 2021) |
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
- Summer Fires (5.16)
- The Sea (5.30)
- The Hour of the Blackbird (2.41)
- For a Time (5.17)
- Under the Fence (4.39)
- Weave Her a Garland (Roud 1247) (3.34)
- Silent Prayer (4.27)
- Thirteen Turns (5.08)
- Gather It In (4.50)
- Blood on the Hillside (5.30)
- 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
Live at the Earthouse Winding Track 9BTLEH (CD, UK, 2022) |
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
- House (3.51)
- The Hour of the Blackbird (2.31)
- Shadows (1.30)
- The Sea (5.34)
- Come January (3.27)
- Mother (5.00)
- The Pinner (5.29)
- Zunshine in the Winter (4.54)
- Three Ravens (Roud 5; Child 26) (2.29)
- Blood on the Hillside (4.46)
- Cast to the Waves (4.38)
- 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
The Colour of Night Winding Track 9BTCON (CD, UK, 1 September 2023) |
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
- House (4.09)
- Names in the Sky (5.13)
- Walk With Me (4.26)
- Among the Boughs (3.25)
- Cast to the Waves (4.46)
- Kitty’s Song (2.15)
- The Snows They Melt the Soonest (Roud 3154) (3.39)
- Ride On (4.44)
- Ten Miles by Two (4.27)
- The Colour of Night (3.33)
- 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
> Folk Music > Records > Ninebarrow
Other records with Ninebarrow
The Armistice Pals: Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, EP, Folkstock FSR008, 2014
Jim Causley: Forgotten Kingdom, CD, Hands On Music HMCD41, 2016
Various Artists: BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2017, 2 CD, Proper PROPERFOLK18, 2017