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Seelyhoo: The First Caul

Seelyhoo: The First Caul (Greentrax CDTRAX102)

The First Caul
Seelyhoo

Greentrax Recordings CDTRAX102 (CD, UK, January 1995)
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Produced and mixed by Seelyhoo, Roy Ashby and Adie Bolton at Hart Street Recording Studios;
Back cover photograph by Simon Saffery;
Front cover creation ‘Electric Celtic Caul’ and design by John Haxby, Art Surgery

Musicians

Jenniger Wrigley: fiddle;
Sandy Brechin: accordion, vocals;
Fiona Mackenzie, vocals, whistle;
Hazel Wrigley: guitar, keyboard;
Aaron Jones: bass guitar, bouzouki, vocals;
Jim Walker: percussion, drums

Tracks

  1. Miss Sarah MacFadyen / Farewell to Rock o’ Cleary (3.40)
  2. Mick’s Knitted Triplets / Brumely Brae / Jenny’s Chickens (3.09)
  3. Air Sgiathan na h-oidhche (3.33)
  4. The First Leg / The Last Leg (4.05)
  5. Mhurchaidh Bhig a Chinn a Chonnais / Dairmaid’s Reel (3.16)
  6. Sometimes It Doesn’t Work / The Lucky Cap / The Potatoe Tree (3.16)
  7. Hoy’s Dark and Lofty Isle (5.24)
  8. Superwasp / Along the Coast of Norway / Neckbuster (3.55)
  9. Sean McGuire / Bear Island / Drever’s Reel (2.57)
  10. Cuin a chi mi thusa luaidh (4.24)
  11. The Stronsay Weaver / Trip to California (3.53)
  12. Dh’iomain Mam Bo (2.50)
  13. The Lost Job / The Old Copperplate / The Diesel Accordion (3.22)
  14. The Walk / Miss Lyall’s (4.15)
  15. The Fly to Rousay / Porto the Rat / Dale’s Place (4.08)

Tracks 1ab, 2a, 4ab, 5b, 9c, 13c, 15a Jennifer Wrigley;
Track 2b Willie Macpherson;
Tracks 2c, 5a, 7, 9b, 10, 11b, 12, 13b, 14b trad. arr. Seelyhoo;
Track 3 words Murdo Morrison, music Fiona Mackenzie;
Tracks 6a, 8ac, 13a, 15bc Sandy Brechin;
Tracks 6bc Hazel Wrigley;
Track 8b Gavin Marwick;
Track 9a Bert Murray;
Track 11a Pat Shearer;
Track 14a Fiona Mackenzie

> Folk Music > Records > Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley: Huldreland

Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley: Huldreland

Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley: Huldreland (Greentrax CDTRAX148)

Huldreland
Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley

Greentrax Recordings CDTRAX148 (CD, UK, April 1997)
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Produced by Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley;
Co-produced by Adie Bolton and Billy Peace;
Recorded by Sandy Jones at The Cottage Studio;
Photographs of the Wrigleys by Irene Young;
Photograph of ‘Hills of Hoy’ by Gunnie Moberg;
Digital graphic design by John Haxby

Musicians

Jenniger Wrigley: fiddles, Hardanger fiddle;
Hazel Wrigley: guitar, piano;
Brian Shiels: bass;
Neil Davey: mandolin;
Éamonn Coyne: banjo;
Jim Walker: percussion, pipe band snare drum

Tracks

  1. Eynhallow Soond / The Halloween Flit (3.26)
  2. The Baby Set: Rohan / Keenan’s Welcome / Peedie Sophie (3.32)
  3. Meg’s Hornpipe / Reel O’Colster (3.32)
  4. The Giant Party / Stoned Giants (3.21)
  5. Hills of Hoy (3.34)
  6. Shannandah Falls (3.24)
  7. Barbara’s Wedding / Irene’s Reel (2.56)
  8. Ingi (2.19)
  9. Light Fight / Chi Cha (4.18)
  10. The Whistlebinkies Ghost / Dougal’s Sustain (2.34)
  11. Horse of Copinsay (3.30)
  12. Orkney Isles Hornpipe / Toe Reid (1.43)
  13. The Ba’ Rag (3.03)
  14. Huldreland (3.19)

All tracks by Jennifer Wrigley except
Track 5 Sandy Heddle;
Track 6 trad. add. Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley;
Track 7a Gordon Harvey;
Track 7b Irene Flett;
Track 10a Hazel Wrigley;
Tracks 12ab J. Johnstone

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Seelyhoo: Leetera

Seelyhoo: Leetera (Greentrax CDTRAX160)

Leetera
Seelyhoo

Greentrax Recordings CDTRAX160 (CD, UK, September 1998)
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Produced by Seelyhoo;
Recorded by Peter Haigh at Pier House Studios, Granton, Edinburgh;
Band photographs by Simon Saffery;
Design and digital art by John Haxby, Art Surgery

Musicians

Jenniger Wrigley: fiddle, Hardanger fiddle;
Sandy Brechin: accordion;
Fiona Mackenzie: vocals, whistle, backing vocals;
Hazel Wrigley: guitar, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, mandolin;
Niall Muir: bass guitar, backing vocals;
Jim Walker: drums, percussion

Tracks

  1. Na Spioradan Briste (The Broken Spirits) / Grace Brechin (3.31)
  2. Hoy High / Hoy Low (3.32)
  3. Bidh Clann Ulaidh (The Ulster Men) (5.11)
  4. The Marquis of Huntly’s Farewell / Ashley’s Strathspey / Kathryn Brechin (4.52)
  5. Cait Na Dh’fhag Thu’n Fhichead Gini? / Fornethy House (2.52)
  6. Ghiulain Sinn (We Have Breathed) (4.25)
  7. Torpedo Supper / Billy & Mackay / The Brides Cog (3.39)
  8. Dheanainn Sugradh Ris An Nighinn Duibh (I Would Sport With the Black-Haired Maiden) / Nighinn Rua’ Bhan (The Fair Red-Headed Girl) / Haggis Fondue (3.48)
  9. Tor Breac (4.30)
  10. Tir Nan Og (Land of the Young) (3.30)
  11. Cheese Peace / The Slip’in (3.10)
  12. Restoration Day (4.03)
  13. Aj’s / The Nippy Sweet / The Custard Pie Gang (3.20)
  14. Bha Dathan A’ Danns (The Colours Were Dancing) / The Red Tin Roof (6.08)

Track 1a, 6, 9, 14ab Fiona Mackenzie;
Tracks 1b, 4c, 13bc Sandy Brechin;
Tracks 2ab, 7a, 8c, 11ab, 13a Jennifer Wrigley;
Tracks 3, 5, 8ab, 10 trad. arr. Seelyhoo;
Track 4a William Marshall arr. Seelyhoo;
Track 4b Alan Henderson;
Tracks 7bc Hazel Wrigley;
Track 12 words Hazel Wrigley, music Jennifer and Hazel Wrigley;

> Folk Music > Records > Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley: Mither o’ the Sea

Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley: Mither o’ the Sea

Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley: Mither o’ the Sea (Greentrax CDTRAX183)

Mither o’ the Sea
Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley

Greentrax Recordings CDTRAX183 (CD, UK, October 1999)
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Produced by Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley;
Co-produced by Adie Bolton and Ritchie Harrison;
Recorded by Ritchie Harrison at REL Recording Studios, Edinburgh;
All photographs by Irene Young;
Sleeve design by Saltire Publications

Musicians

Jenniger Wrigley: fiddles, Hardanger fiddle;
Hazel Wrigley: guitar, piano;
Aaron Jones: bass guitar;
Éamonn Coyne: banjo, mandolin;
Kevin Macrae: cello;
Rick Bamford: percussion;
Simon Thoumire: concertina, whistle

Tracks

  1. Swelkie / The Teran (2.56)
  2. Brae o’ Scorne / J F Dickie (4.02)
  3. Mrs Violet Eunson (4.34)
  4. Shapinsay Polka /Jimmy o’ the Bu’s Polka / Scapa Flow (5.02)
  5. Compliments to the Orkney Norway Friendship Association / The Mester Ship (4.26)
  6. Running the Lee / The Flotta Dash (2.30)
  7. Adelaide / The Phantom Flight (3.57)
  8. The Trip to Orkney Waltz (3.11)
  9. What’s Rost / Tommy Mainland’s March (3.25)
  10. Way Oot West / Bessie Millies Sixpence (3.30)
  11. The Duchess of Gordon / Scotification (2.51)
  12. R Aim’s Compliments to J Craigie / The Holm Band Tune (3.42)

All tracks by Jennifer Wrigley except
Tracks 1ab, 5ab, 6ab, 7a, 9b, 11b Jennifer Wrigley;
Track 2a Gordon Harvey;
Track 2b J. Murdoch Henderson;
Track 3 Davie Eunson;
Track 4a John Sinclair;
Track 4b J. Spence;
Track J. Johnston;
Tracks 7b, 10ab Hazel Wrigley;
Tracks 8, 12ab W.R. Aim;
Track 9a Jimmy Graigie;
Track 11a William Marshall (1748-1833)

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Other records with Jennifer and Hazel Wrigley and/or Seelyoo

The Scottish Folk Festival ’93 (Fenn FMS 2040) Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival ’93, CD, Fenn FMS 2040, 1992

Various Artists: Evolving Tradition (Mrs Casey MCRCD5991) Various Artists: Evolving Tradition, CD, Mrs Casey MCRCD5991, 1995

The Scottish Folk Festival ’96 (Fenn FMS 2065) Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival ’96, CD, Fenn FMS 2065, 1995

Eliza Carthy: Heat Light & Sound (Topic TSCD482) Eliza Carthy, Heat Light & Sound, CD, Topic TSCD482, 1996

Various Artists: Evolving Tradition 2 (Mrs Casey MCRCD6991) Various Artists: Evolving Tradition 2, CD, Mrs Casey MCRCD6991, 1996

Various Artists: Folkal Point: Edinburgh (Greentrax CDTRAX168) Various Artists: Folkal Point: Edinburgh, CD, Greentrax CDTRAX168, 1998

Huntingdon Folk 2 (SVL 06CD) Various Artists: Huntingdon Folk 2, CD, Speaking Volumes SVL 06CD, 1998

Port Fairy Folk Festival (Shock PFFF002CD) Various Artists: Port Fairy Folk Festival, CD, Shock PFFF002CD, 2000

The Rough Guide to Scottish Music (World Music RGNET 1110 CD) Various Artists: The Rough Guide to Scottish Music (Second Edition), CD, World Music RGNET 1110 CD, 2003

Sylvia Barnes: The Colour of Amber (Greentrax CDTRAX314) Sylvia Barnes, The Colour of Amber, CD, Greentrax CDTRAX314, 2007