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The Yellow Haired Laddie

The Yellow Haired Laddie (Fellside FECD174)

The Yellow Haired Laddie
Andy May

Fellside Recordings FECD174 (CD, UK, March 2003)

Recorded by Paul Adams;
Produced by Paul Adams and Andy May;
Cover design based on a photograph by Stan May;
Artwork by Mary Blood

Musicians

Andy May, Northumbrian pipes, piano;
with
Simon Haworth, guitar, cittern, bass, vocals;
Kathryn Tickell, fiddle, viola;
Stan May, harmonica;
Simon James, poem

Tracks

  1. King of the Pipers / Phil's Favourite (2.49)
  2. Rowley Burn / The Piper in the Well (3.09)
  3. Peacock's March / The Drunken Parson / Rookland Lasses (4.31)
  4. The Bonny Lass of Bon Accord (3.57)
  5. Piper's Song (4.17)
  6. Da Slockit Light (3.14)
  7. Go To Berwick Johnny / Dog Leap Stairs / Because He Was a Bonny Lad (3.07)
  8. Bobby Shaftoe (2.43)
  9. Blow the Wind Southerly / Sidlaw Hills (3.56)
  10. Cheviot Lament (2.54)
  11. The Golden Eagle / The Banks Hornpipe (3.16)
  12. Roslyn Castle / The Mason's Apron (5.53)
  13. Caller Herrin / Sir Sidney Smith's March (3.39)
  14. Farewell to the Dene / The Spey in Spate / Billy Pigg's Hornpipe (4.28)

Tracks 1a, 3ab, 7ac, 8-9, 11a, 12, 13b trad.;
Track 1b Ian Scott;
Track 2a Foster Charlton;
Track 2b Andrew Davidson;
Track 3c, 14c Billy Pigg;
Track 4, 14b James Scott Skinner;
Track 5 Simon Haworth;
Track 6 Tom Anderson;
Track 7b Alistair Anderson;
Track 10 Simon James;
Track 11b Parazotti;
Track 13 Nathaniel Gow;
Track 14a Willie Taylor


> Folk Music > Records > Andy May: Happy Hours

Happy Hours

Happy Hours (Fellside FECD224)

Happy Hours
Andy May

Fellside Recordings FECD224 (CD, UK, April 2009)

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Julian Batten at Quayside Studios, Newcastle upon Tyne, Summer 2008;
Produced by Andy May;
Photography Reed Ingram Weir;
Graphic design by Lillias Kinsman-Blake;
Front coverdesign by Andy May

Musicians

Andy May, Northumbrian pipes, piano;
Ian Stephenson, guitar, double bass;
Sophy Ball, fiddle;
Julien Batten, accordion;
Andrew Davison, Northumbrian pipes [9];
Benny Graham, vocals [11]

Tracks

  1. Swearybox / The Hawk (2.38)
  2. Regular Climber Set: unknown / The Regular Climber (3.16)
  3. All Night Long: All the Night I Lay with Jockey / Juniper Hill (4.30)
  4. Five Four: Bréhattitude (5.05)
  5. Nine Eight: Kiss'd Her Under the Coverlet / Shew's the Way to Wallington (2.30)
  6. Ellington (3.41)
  7. James Hill Set: Earl Grey / XYZ / The Quayside (3.58)
  8. Arethusa / Trip to Scarborough (5.42)
  9. Pipes Duet: Catcherside / Owen Hackett's / The Glasgow City Police Pipe Band (4.15)
  10. Happy Hours / Reepakan Polka (3.36)
  11. One Miner's Life (4.05)
  12. The Countess of Galloway / The Topiarist / I'm Going to Speke (4.27)
  13. Muiñeiras: Muiñeira de Pontesampaio / Muiñeira a Camposa (3.37)

Track 1a Tom Anderson;
Track 1b James Hill;
Tracks 2a, 3, 5, 9b trad.;
Track 2b, 6 Andy May;
Track 4 Bruno le Tron;
Tracks 7, 8a attributed to James Hill;
Track 9a Ian Scott;
Track 9c Pipe Major Donald McLeod;
Track 10a Vacher;
Track 10b trad. Finnish;
Track 11 Ed Pickford;
Track 12a Roland Lofthouse;
Track 12b Tom Oakes;
Track 12c Joe Scurfield;
Track 13 trad. Galician


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Other records with Andy May

Simon Haworth, Taking Routes, CD, Fellside FECD172, 2003

Various Artists, Landmarks: 25 Years of a Leading Folk Music Label, 3 CD, Fellside FECD203, 2006

The Queensberry Rules, Take Your Own Roads, CD, Fellside FECD227, 2009