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Anchor
Anchor Topic Records TSCD594 (CD, UK, 1 June 2018) |
Producd by Neill MacColl and Kate St John;
Recorded by Mattie Foulds at the Congo (Fisherhead Congregational Church), Robin Hood’s Bay, Yorkshire;
Additional recording at Caribou, Atticus and Hillcrest;
Mastered by Calum Malcolm;
Photography, design and layout by Elly Lucas
Musicians
Norma Waterson: vocals [1, 3, 5, 7-8, 11-13];
Eliza Carthy: vocals [2, 4-7, 10-11, 13],
violin, Octave violin;
Martin Carthy: vocals [4, 7, 9, 13],
guitar;
Phil Alexander: piano, accordion, bandoneon, Congo organ, backing vocals;
David Delarre: acoustic and electric guitar, banjo, mandoin, backing vocals;
David ‘Demus’ Donnelly: bass, backing vocals;
Neill MacColl: acoustic and electric guitar, banjo, guitaret, harmonica, backing vocals;
Kate St John: oboe, cor anglais, accordion, alto saxophone, backing vocals;
Erin Anderson,
Joanie Crump,
Joe Gilhoolie,
Johnny Mohun,
Hardeep Singh Kohli,
Ann Waterson,
Marry Waterson,
Izzy Curran-Carthy: additional backing vocals
Tracks
LP Side 1
- Strange Weather (4.00)
- The Elfin Knight (Roud 12; Child 2; G/D 2:329) (3.54)
- The Beast (3.51)
LP Side 2
- The Widow’s Party (5.59)
- Lost in the Stars (4.35)
- The Galaxy Song (2.25)
LP Side 3
- Shanty of the Whale (5.14)
- The Beast in Me (3.45)
- Scarborough Fair (Roud 12; Child 2; G/D 2:329) (3.02)
LP Side 4
- Nelly Was a Lady (Roud 4273) (7.37)
- Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (Roud 7666) (2.41)
Digital release bonus tracks
- The Wild Colonial Boy (Roud 677; Laws L20; Henry H750) (4.33)
- We Have an Anchor (3.39)
Track 1 Tom Waits, Kathleen Brennan;
Tracks 2, 9, 11-12 trad.;
Track 3 Michael Marra;
Track 4 Rudyard Kipling, Peter Bellamy;
Track 5 Kurt Weill, Maxwell Anderson;
Track 6 Eric Idle, John Du Prez;
Track 7 KT Turnstall;
Track 8 Nick Lowe;
Track 10 Stephen Foster;
Track 13 Priscilla Jayne Owens, W.J. Kirkpatrick
Video
Links
The Gift Band Interview: Eliza Carthy on Norman Waterson, working at The Globe and Martin Carthy’s new version of Scarborough Fair by Jon Wilks of Tradfolk