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Rowan Piggott: Mountscribe
Mountscribe Scribe Records SRCD03 (CD, UK, 14 January 2018) |
Produced, recorded and mixed by Rowan Piggott;
Mastered by Nick Sowden at La Barca Sound;
Photography by Voy Okuszko
Musicians
Rowan Piggott: voice, fiddle, bouzouki, double bass;
Felix Miller: guitar, 12-string guitar
with
Anna Tabbush: backing vocals [2, 4, 8], fiddle [7];
Rosie Hodgson: backing vocals [2], clog stepping [6];
Georgia Lewis: backing vocals [2, 4], bodhrán [11];
Philippe Barnes, alto flute [4, 6, 11], whistle [5];
Charlie Piggott, button accordion [9, 12]
Tracks
- Old Mountscribe / Fahey’s (2.57)
- Queen & Country (3.19)
- When All the World Was Young (2.41)
- A Maid Went to Comber (Roud 6547) / Till Viola (4.52)
- The Roslea Farewell / The Whistler of Roslea (3.59)
- Fahey’s / No Matter the Wreckage (3.47)
- The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479) / Sparven Lilla (5.22)
- Robin and the Banker (4.02)
- The Wounded Hussar (5.39)
- A Royal Game / Kungsleden (3.31)
- Fahey’s / Coen’s Memories (3.55)
- Emigrantvisa (4.40)
Tracks 1a, 2, 6b, 8, 10ab Rowan Piggott;
Tracks 1b, 6a, 11a Paddy Fahey;
Track 3 words A.E. Housman, Charles Kinglsey, music Kathleen Behan;
Track 4a, 7a trad.;
Track 5a Cathal McConnell;
Track 5b Ed Reavy;
Track 7b Swedish polska from Värmland;
Track 9 words Thomas Campbell, tune An Caiptín Ó Catháin;
Track 11b Tommy Coen;
Track 12 words Rowan Piggott, tune trad. Swedish;
Acknowledgements
Thank you very much to Rowan and Rosie for sending me a copy of this CD.
> Folk Music > Records > Rosie Hodgson & Rowan Piggott: Song Diary
Song Diary
Song Diary (formerly known as
The Wilderness Yet) Scribe Records (DL EP, UK, 23 May 2018) |
Recorded and mixed by Rowan Piggott;
Mastered by Nick Sowden;
Photographs by Tom Shaxson;
Design by Rowan Piggott
Musicians
Rosie Hodgson: vocals, octave mandola;
Rowan Piggott: vocals, fiddle, cittern, harmonium
Tracks
- The Tide Full In (3.10)
- Port na bPúcaí (The Music of the Faeries) / The Song of the Whale (5.22)
- Dancing at Whitsun (2.46)
- Lake Isle of Innisfree (3.03)
- Three Ravens (Roud 5; Child 26) (3.38)
Track 1 Francis Fahy of Kinvar;
Track 2a trad.;
Track 2b Eric Bogle;
Track 3 Austin John Marshall;
Track 4 words W.B. Yeats
> Folk Music > Records > Rowan Piggott: Songhive
Songhive
Songhive Scribe Records SRCD04 (CD, UK, 12 June 2018) |
Songhive is a folksong project by Rowan Piggott, concerned with raising awareness of the plight of native bees.
Bees are responsible for 80% of pollination in the UK, are essential to biodiversity, and ultimately the future of humanity. Despite all this, we continue to obliterate the pollen-rich plants they depend on, and our governments insist on legalising pesticides that do them harm.
Sponsored by the EFDSS.
Mastered by Nick Sowden at La Barca Sound;
Design by Rowan Piggott;
Artwork by Frances Marriott
Musicians
Rosie Hodgson: vocals [1, 7, 10],
harmony vocals [2, 4 ];
Rowan Piggott: vocals [2],
harmony vocals [1, 4, 7],
fiddle [1-2, 5-7, 9-10],
double bass [10];
Felix Miller: guitar [2, 6];
Georgia Lewis: vocals [6],
harmony vocals [2];
Anna Tabbush: harmony vocals [2];
Rowan and Anna Rheingans: fiddles [3];
Nick Burbridge: vocals [4];
Ray Chandler: concertina [5];
Evan Carson: bodhrán and percussion [7];
Nancy Kerr: vocals [8],
fiddle [8];
Andy Cutting: melodeon [8];
Martin Simpson: banjo [8];
Sara Evans: harp [9];
Damien Papin: double bass [9];
Philippe Barnes: guitar [10],
flute [10];
The Hivemind Choir: vocals [11]
Tracks
- Rosie Hodgson:
The Bee-Boy’s Song
(2.33)
from Rise Aurora (2016) - Rowan Piggott:
Queen & Country
(3.19)
from Mountscribe (2018) - The Rheingans Sisters:
The Honeybee
(2.09)
from Brioght Field (2018) - Nick Burbridge: Queen’s Dream of Lost Fields (4.11)
- Ray Chandler: The Frisky Drone / The Diligent Worker (2.17)
- Georgia Lewis: Bee Wassail (3.23)
- Rowan Piggott: Soul Wake Dirge (2.40)
- Nancy Kerr:
Dark Honey
(3.26)
from Murmurs (2015) - Duo Keryda: The Honeybee Slipjig (3.12)
- Rosie Hodgson: We Must Away (3.29)
- The Hivemind Choir: The Keeper’s Lament (2.45)
Track 1 words Rudyard Kipling, music Peter Bellamy;
Track 2 Rowan Piggott;
Track 3 Anna Rheingans;
Track 4 Nick Burbridge;
Track 5 Ray Chandler;
Track 6 Georgia Lewis, Felix Miller;
Track 7 words Rowan Piggott, music trad.;
Track 8 Nancy Kerr;
Track 9 V. Roderick;
Track 10 Rosie Hodgson;
Track 11 words Rowan Piggott, music B. Ord arr. Rowan Piggott;
> Folk Music > Records > Charlie Piggott: The Days That Are Gone
Charlie Piggott: The Days That Are Gone
The Days That Are Gone Scribe Records SRCD05 (CD, UK, 22 December 2019) |
Recorded and mixed by Garry O’Briain;
Mastered by Nick Sowsden;
Photograhy by Voy Okuszko;
Layout and design by Rowan Piggott
Musical Traditions Review by Ken Ricketts and Marya Parker
Musicians
Charlie Piggott: C#/D button accordion, C-Clarke whistles;
Rowan Piggott, Frances Marriott: fiddles;
Johnny ‘Ringo’ McDonagh: bodhrán;
Garry O’Briain, mandocello, piano
Tracks
- The Westmeath Jig / Old Walls of Liscarroll (3.35)
- The Battle of Waterloo (3.00)
- Old Corcomroe / The Drunken Landlady (3.47)
- The Days That Are Gone (3.23)
- Tadgh Stenson’s / I’ll Mend Your Pots and Kettles O! (3.32)
- Dick Tobin’s / O’Daliagh’s (3.34)
- Down the Broom / The Maid that Daren’t Tell (3.51)
- The House at Creegh (2.50)
- Sweet Kingwilliams Town / On Blackwater’s Banks (4.01)
- John Naughton’s / The Tenpenny Bit (3.28)
- The Tadgh and Biddy Waltz / The Tombigbee Waltz (4.18)
- The Hag’s Purse / Tailor Small’s Jig (3.26)
All tracks trad. except
Track 3a Charlie Piggott, Rowan Piggott;
Track 8 Frances Marriott;
Track 11a Terence ‘Cuz’ Teehan
> Folk Music > Records > Charlie Piggott & Rowan Piggott: The Trip We Took Over the Mountain
Charlie Piggott & Rowan Piggott: The Trip We Took Over the Mountain
The Trip We Took Over the Mountain Scribe Records SRCD07 (CD, UK, 30 November 2020) |
Recorded and mixed by Rowan Piggott;
Mastered by Sam Proctor at Lismore Mastering;
Photograhy by Voy Okuszko;
Layout and design by Rowan Piggott
Musicians
Charlie Piggott: C#/D button accordion;
Rowan Piggott: 5-string fiddle, cittern, shruti drone, podorythmie
Tracks
- Jackson’s Coagy / The Trip to Bantry jigs (3.24)
- The Pigeon on the Gate / Cooley’s Morning Dew reels (2.26)
- Early in the Morning / The Road to Garavane polkas (2.56)
- Seán Ó Duibhir a Ghleanna (Roud 38230) (2.55)
- The Mist Covered Mountain song air / Old John’s Jig jig / (3.35)
- The Stranger setdance air / McGivney’s Fancy hornpipe (3.42)
- The Hermit from Killarney polka / The Brosna slide (2.15)
- Rattlin’ Roarin’ Willie (Roud 6192) (1.14)
- The Drunken Sailor hornpipe (4.19)
- Planxty Fahey planxty / The Green Fields of Woodford jig (3.03)
- The Song of the Chanter / Pulling Bracken polka (3.25)
- Maire Rua / Hardiman the Fiddler slip jigs (2.41)
- Molly na gCuach Ní Chuilleanáin (2.44)
- The Dublin Lads / Lady Gordon reels (1.59)
- Shannon Ferry Waltz / The Trip We Took Over the Mountain waltzes (5.02)
All tracks trad. except
Track 10a Charlie Piggott;
Track 13 words Rowan Piggott, melody Eithne Ní Uallacháin
> Folk Music > Records > Rowan Piggott
Other records with Rowan Piggott
Besides being with The Wilderness Yet, Rowan Piggott played on these albums:
Georgia Lewis, Georgia Lewis, DL EP, Georgia Lewis, 2015
Rosie Hodgson, Rise Aurora, CD, Scribe SRCD02 2016
Georgia Lewis, The Bird Who Sings Freedom, CD, RootBeat RBRCD37, 2017
Dom Prag: Needle & Thread, CD, Dom Prag, 2022
Will Allen, English Fiddle, CD, Scribe SRCD10, 2022
Will Allen, English Fiddle II, CD, Scribe SRCD13, 21 September 2023
Seb Stone: Young Tamlyn’s Away, CD, Seb Stone, 30 March 2024