> Folk Music > Records > Ray and Archie Fisher: Far Over the Forth

Ray and Archie Fisher: Far Over the Forth

Far Over the Forth (Topic TOP67)

Far Over the Forth
Ray and Archie Fisher

Topic Records TOP67 (7" EP, UK, 1961)

Recorded in 1960 in Hampstead, St. Pancras and Edinburgh.

All tracks were included in 1965 on the compilation LP Bonny Lass Come O'er the Burn (Topic 12T128).

Musicians

Ray Fisher, vocals [1-4];
Archie Fisher,vocals [1, 4], guitar [1, 3-4]

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. The Night Visiting Song (Roud 22568) (2.58)
  2. Far Over the Forth (Roud 3360) (3.48)
  1. The Twa Corbies (Roud 5) (2.09)
  2. Kilbogie (Roud 95; Child 228) (3.05)

All tracks trad.

All tracks were reissued in 1965 on the LP Bonny Lass Come O'er the Burn

> Folk Music > Records > The Fisher Family: Traditional & New Songs from Scotland

The Fisher Family: Traditional & New Songs from Scotland

Traditional & New Songs from Scotland (Topic 12T137)

Traditional & New Songs from Scotland
The Fisher Family

Topic Records 12T137 (LP, UK, 1966)
Topic Records TSDL137 (digital download, UK, December 2009)

Recorded by Bill Leader at the Fisher Family's home in Monkseaton, Northumbria in 1965;
Notes by Norman Buchan;
Photograph by Joe Boyd

Musicians

Archie, Ray, Cindy, Joyce, Audrey and Priscilla Fisher, vocals;
Archie Fisher, guitar accompaniment

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Come All Ye Fisher Lassies (Roud 12504) (1.51)
    The Family lead by Ray
  2. Schooldays Over (Roud 16146) (1.27)
    Ray & Archie acc. guitar
  3. Te Rogs o' Rye (Roud 985) (3.25)
    Archie acc. guitar
  4. Donal Ogue (Young Dan) (Roud 3379) (2.53)
    Joyce acc. guitar
  5. Four Our Lang Biding Here (Roud 8561) (1.45)
    Archie acc. guitar
  6. Joy of My Heart (1.55)
    The Family lead by Ray & Archie acc. guitar
  1. Hey Ca' Through (1.08)
    Ray, Joyce, Audray and Priscilla
  2. What's Poor Mary Weeping For, Bonny Lassie O (Roud 2118) (1.57)
    Ray & Archie acc. guitar
  3. I Am a Miller tae My Trade (Roud 888) (2.43)
    Cindy & Joyce
  4. I Am a Freeborn Man (2.05)
    Archie acc. guitar
  5. The Birken Tree (Roud 5069) (2.12)
    Joyce & Cindy
  6. Aince Upon a Time (Roud 3361) (1.29)
    Ray & Archie acc. guitar

> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher

Archie Fisher

Archie Fisher (Transatlantic XTRA 1070)

Archie Fisher
Archie Fisher

Transatlantic Records XTRA 1070 (LP, UK, 1968)
Celtic Music CM 007/CMCD 007 (LP / CD, UK, 1982)

 Archie Fisher (Celtic CMCD 007)

Recorded at Craighall Studios, Edinburgh, and Livingstone Studios, Barnet, 1968;
Produced by Bill Leader;
Design and photography: Sovereign Studios, Leeds

Musicians

Archie Fisher, vocals, guitar, dulcimer, concertina, sitar;
John MacKinnon, violin, mandolin;
John Doonan, piccolo, whistle

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Open the Door Softly (1.57)
  2. Reynardine (Roud 397; Laws P15) (2.39)
  3. The Terror Time (2.39)
  4. The Three Gypsies (Roud 1; Child 200) (2.57)
  5. The Kielder Hunt (Roud 5126) (2.40)
  6. The Trooper and the Maid (Roud 162; Child 299) (1.54)
  1. The Child on the Road (Roud 20; Child 3) (2.22)
  2. The Beggar Wench (Roud 2153) (2.20)
  3. Bogie's Bonnie Belle (Roud 2155) (2.51)
  4. Matt Highland (Roud 2880) (4.38)
  5. Farewell She (Roud 803) (2.38)
  6. The Snows They Melt the Soonest (Roud 3154) (2.18)

All tracks trad. except
Track 3 Ewan MacColl

> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher, Barbara Dickson, John MacKinnon: The Fate o' Charlie

The Fate o' Charlie

The Fate o' Charlie (Trailer LER3002)

The Fate o' Charlie
Songs of the Jacobite Rebellions
Archie Fisher, Barbara Dickson, John MacKinnon

Trailer Records LER3002 (LP, UK, 1969)
Trailer/Highway Records LER3002 (LP, UK, 1979)

 The Fate o' Charlie (Highway LER3002, 1979)

Recorded in Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire by Bill Leader;
Produced by Bill Leader
Cover picture: The Field of Prestonpans, September 21, 1745, after Sir W. Allen, Radio Times Hulton Picture Library

See also Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger's album The Jacobite Rebellions. It has the same cover picture and was recorded by Bill Leader too.

Musicians

Archie Fisher, vocals [1-3, 8a, 13], guitar, concertina, dulcimer, mandolin;
Barbara Dickson, vocals [2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 15], guitar, bodhrán;
John MacKinnon, vocals [2, 5, 12], violin, mandolin

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. [AF] Cam Ye o'er Frae France
  2. [AF, BD, JM] The Three Healths
  3. [AF] Wha Wadna Fight for Charlie
  4. [BD] The White Cockade
  5. [JM] My Bonny Hieland Laddie
  6. [BD] The Hieland Widow's Lament
  7. Prestonpans
  8. [AF] The Battle of Prestonpans / Killicrankie
  1. [BD] O'er the Water to Charlie
  2. Prince Charlie
  3. [BD] Highland Harry
  4. [JM] The Fate o' Charlie
  5. [AF] The Highlander's Lament
  6. O'er the Water
  7. [BD] The Flowers o' the Forest

Tracks 1, 3, 7-8, 13-14 trad arr. Archie Fisher;
Tracks 2, 10 trad arr. Archie Fisher, Barbara Dickson, John MacKinnon;
Tracks 4, 6, 9, 11, 15 trad arr. Barbara Dickson;
Tracks 5, 12 trad arr. John MacKinnon

> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher: Orfeo

Archie Fisher: Orfeo

Orfeo (Decca SKL5057)

Orfeo
Archie Fisher

Decca SKL5057 (LP, UK, 1970)
Celtic Music CM028 (LP/CD, UK, 1985)
Phonograph Folk PHFCD 1002 (CD, UK, 2002)

 Orfeo (Phonograph PHFCD 1002)

Recorded in Edinburgh on 4 track, engineer Robert Sibbald, and in London on 8 track, engineer David Grinsted;
Produced by Ray Horricks;
Photograph: Ian MacCabnan

Musicians

Archie Fisher, vocals, lead guitar;
Barbara Dickson, backing vocals;
Daryl Ronswick, bass, bass guitar;
Rob Noakes, backing vocals, rhythm guitar;
Bill Kemp, drums;
Alex Sutherland, piano, attangements, string group conductor;

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Orfeo (8.46)
  2. To Joan Eardley (1.52)
  3. Silver Tassie (2.30)
  4. The Mountain Rain (3.24)
  5. Just in Passing (2.34)
  1. From a City Balcony (3.24)
  2. The Norway Maid (4.36)
  3. Tak' the Road (1.46)
  4. Sadness Salesman (2.55)
  5. The Last Time I Saw Esau Shaw (3.16)
  6. Whatever Happened to Me? (2.43)

Tracks 1, 7-8, trad arr. Archie Fisher;
Tracks 2, 6 Morgan, Archie Fisher;
Tracks 4-5, 9, 11 Archie Fisher;
Track 3 Robert Burns, Archie Fisher;
Track 10 Archie Fisher, Rob Noakes

> Folk Music > Records > Ray Fisher: The Bonny Birdy

Ray Fisher: The Bonny Birdy

The Bonny Birdy (Trailer LER2038)

The Bonny Birdy
Ray Fisher (26.11.1940 - 31.8.2011)

Trailer LER2038 (LP, UK, 1972)
Trailer/Leader LERCD2038 (CD-R, UK, October 2000)

 The Bonny Birdy (Trailer LERCD2038)

This is more or less the 1971 Steeleye Span line-up with Ray Fisher replacing Maddy Prior.

Musicians

Ray Fisher, vocals [1-8], guitar [2-3, 6-7];
Martin Carthy, guitar [1, 4, 8], vocals [4];
Tim Hart, dulcimer [1, 4], vocals [4];
Peter Knight, fiddle [1, 4], mandolin [4];
Ashley Hutchings, electric bass [1, 4];
Colin Ross, fiddle [2], Northumbrian small pipes [3, 7];
Alistair Anderson, concertina [2];
Stefan Sobell, guitar [5];
Liz Sobell, harmonium [5];
Bobby Campbell, fiddle [8]

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Johnnie Sangster (Roud 2164) (2.55)
  2. Mill o' Tifty's Annie (Roud 98; Child 233) (7.25)
  3. Bonny at Morn (Roud 3064) (4.16)
  4. The Forfar Sodger (Roud 2587) (3.19)
  1. The Pride of Glencoe (Roud 515; Laws N39) (6.24)
  2. The Silkie of Sul Skerry (Roud 197; Child 113) (4.02)
  3. The Shipyard Apprentice (3.56)
  4. The Bonny Birdy (Roud 3972; Child 82) (7.09)

All track trad. arr. except
Track 7 words Archie Fisher, Norman Buchan, Bobby Campbell

> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher: Will Ye Gang, Love

Archie Fisher: Will Ye Gang, Love

Will Ye Gang, Love (Topic 12TS277)

Will Ye Gang, Love
Archie Fisher

Topic Records 12TS277 (LP, UK, 1976)
Topic Records TSDL277 (digital download, UK, December 2009)

Recorded by Tony Engle at Riverside Studios, Barnes;
Produced by Tony Engle and Tony Russell;
Notes by Arthur Argo;
Sleeve design by Tony Engle;
Photograph by courtesy of Jill Curnick

Musicians

Archie Fisher, vocals, guitar;
Allan Barty, fiddle [1, 3-4, 10, 12, 14], mandola [5, 7, 9];
John Tams, melodeon [i1, 4, 10, 12, 14]

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. O Charlie, O Charlie (2.07)
  2. Lindsay (2.32)
  3. The Broom o' the Cowdenknowes (3.41)
  4. Mally Lee (2.33)
  5. Will Ye Gang, Love (3.54)
  6. The Flower of France and England, O (3.50)
  1. The Laird o' Windy Wa's (2.13)
  2. Men o' Worth (2.51)
  3. Looly, Looly (2.50)
  4. Dreg Song (1.38)
  5. Adam Cameron (4.19)
  6. Blackbirds and Thrushes (2.26)
  7. The Gallant Ninety Two (1.20)
  8. The Rovin' Ploughboy (1.53)

All tracks trad. except
Track 8 Archie Fisher

> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher: The Man With a Rhyme

Archie Fisher: The Man With a Rhyme

The Man With a Rhyme (Folk-Legacy CD-61)

The Man with a Rhyme
Archie Fisher

Folk-Legacy Records FSS-61 (LP, USA, 1976)
Folk-Legacy Records CD-61 (CD, USA, 1997)

Recorded and edited by Sandy Paton;
Notes by Archie Fisher;
Photograph by David Gahr

Musicians

Archie Fisher, vocals, guitar;
Wendy Grossman, concertina, banjo, dulcimer;
Kathy Westra, cello;
Lani Herrmann, fiddle;
Annie Mayo Muir, flute;
Lorraine Lee, magic dulcimer [6, 15]

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Twa Bonnie Maidens (3.23)
  2. Welcome Royal Charlie (Roud 5817) (3.03)
  3. Dark Eyed Molly (2.59)
  4. Queen Among the Heather (Roud 375) (3.49)
  5. Jock Stewart (Roud 975) (2.57)
  6. The Witch of the West-mer-lands (4.38)
  7. The Echo Mocks the Corncrake (Roud 2736) (2.42)
  1. Western Island (2.01)
  2. Upstairs, Downstairs (Roud 19923) (1.58)
  3. Mount and Go (Roud 3860) (3.13)
  4. The Wounded Whale (Roud 2004) (4.09)
  5. The Cruel Brother (Roud 26; Child 11) (5.45)
  6. Helen of Kirkconnell Lea (Roud 8191) (3.29) [CD only]
  7. Coshieville (3.04)
  8. South Wind (3.19)

All tracks trad. except
Tracks 3, 6, 8 Archie Fisher;
Track 14 Stewart MacGregor;
Track 15 Donal O'Sullivan

> Folk Music > Records > Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise: Balcanquhal

Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise: Balcanquhal

Balcanquhal (Trailer LER 2100)

Balcanquhal
Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise

Trailer LER 2100 (LP, UK, 1976)

Recorded by Bill Leader and John Gill at Leader Sound;
Sleeve design by Janet Kerr;
Photography by John Trezise

Musicians

Cilla Fisher, vocals, guitar [7];
Artie Trezise, guitar;
Archie Fisher, guitar [2, 10];
Allan Barty, fiddle, mandola;
Pete Shepheard, melodeon

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Hash o' Benagoak
  2. Leaboy's Lassie
  3. Wheel of Fortune
  4. Miller o' Dron
  5. Nancy Bell
  6. Jock Stewart
  1. Love and Freedom
  2. Magdalene Green
  3. Spinner's Wedding
  4. Rares Hill
  5. Aikey Brae

Tracks 1-2, 11 trad. arr. Artie Trezise;
Tracks 3-5, 8, 10 trad.;
Track 6 trad. arr. P. Trezise;
Tracks 7, 9 Mary Brooksbank

> Folk Music > Records > Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise: For Foul Day and Fair

Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise: For Foul Day and Fair

For Foul Day and Fair (Folk-Legacy CD-69)

For Foul Day and Fair
Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise

Kettle Records KAC-1 (LP, UK, 1978)
Folk-Legacy Records FSS-69 (LP, USA, 1978)
Folk-Legacy Records CD-69 (CD, USA, 2003)

Musicians

Cilla Fisher, vocals, guitar;
Artie Trezise, guitar

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Sodger Laddie (3.30)
  2. Rhynie (2.04)
  3. Feein' Time (4.07)
  4. The Bothy Lads (2.12)
  5. The Jolly Beggar (3.37)
  6. Billy Taylor (4.16)
  7. Laird o' the Dainty Doonby (2.54)
  1. The First Time (2.27)
  2. The Shepherd Lad (3.04)
  3. Twa Recruitin' Sergeants (3.28)
  4. False Lover Won Back (4.38)
  5. The Miller (2.24)
  6. The Maid Gaed tae the Mill (2.26)
  7. The Final Trawl (4.13)

All tracks trad. arr. Artie Trezise except
Tacks 8, 14 Artie Trezise

> Folk Music > Records > Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise: Cilla & Artie

Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise: Cilla & Artie

Cilla & Artie (Topic 12TS405)

Cilla & Artie
Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise

Topic Records 12TS405 (LP, UK, 1979)
Greentrax Records CDTRAX 9050 (CD, UK, 1998)
Topic Records TSDL405 (digital download, UK, September 2009)

 Cilla & Artie (Greentrax CDTRAX 9050)

Recorded at Temple Studio, Midlothian, May-July 1979
except [4, 10] recorded at Perfect Crime, Boston, Mass., April 1979,
[7] recorded at Pan Audio, Edinburgh, April 1979;
Produced by Robin Morton;
Sleeve design by Tony Russell;
Photography by Keith Morris

Musicians

Cilla Fisher, vocals, guitar [11];
Artie Trezise, vocals [2, 4-7, 10], guitar [1, 5-6, 8], lap organ [7];
Phil Cunningham, accordion [1, 5, 11], whistle [1], bass synthesiser [5-6, 11];
Johnny Cunningham, fiddle [1, 6];
Brian McNeill, fiddle [3], viola [8];
Rick Lee, piano [4, 10], electric piano [4];
Bob Zentz, autoharp [5];
Jim Houston, mouth organ [6];
Grey Larsen, concertina [7];
Malcolm Douglas, hammered dulcimer [7];
Brian Miller, guitar [8], mandolin [10];
Alistair Anderson, Northumbrian pipes [11]

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. Norland Wind (3.38)
  2. The Beggar Man (3.28)
  3. What Can a Young Lassie (3.33)
  4. Fisher Lassies (2.27)
  5. Generations of Change (4.08)
  6. Fair Maid of London Town (2.20)
  1. The Wicked Wife (3.05)
  2. The Gypsy Laddies (6.25)
  3. Blue Bleezin' Blind Drunk (3.12)
  4. John Grumlie (3.28)
  5. The Jeannie C (5.15)

All tracks trad. arr. Artie Trezise except
Track 1 Violet Jacob, Jim Reid;
Track 4 Ewan MacColl;
Track 5 Matt Armour;
Track 7 E. Harley;
Track 11 Stan Rogers

> Folk Music > Records > Ray Fisher: Willie's Lady

Ray Fisher: Willie's Lady

Willie's Lady (Folk-Legacy FSS-91)

Willie's Lady
Ray Fisher (26.11.1940 - 31.8.2011)

Folk-Legacy Records FSS-91 (LP, USA, 1982)
Folk-Legacy Records CD-91 (CD, USA, 2006)

 Willie's Lady (Folk-Legacy CD-91)

Recorded by Sandy Paton and Mike Rivers;
Photo and graphics by Sandy Paton;
Notes by Ray Fisher

Musicians

Ray Fisher, vocals, guitar;
Johnny Cunningham, fiddle [5]

Tracks

Side 1Side 2
  1. The Pressers (3.37)
  2. The Bonnie Wee Lassie That Never Said No (Roud 2903) (1.59)
  3. The Red-Haired Man's Wife (Roud 3046) (3.47)
  4. The Kye Have Come Hame (Roud 12919) (3.05)
  5. Willie's Lady (Roud 220; Child 6) (8.56)
  1. Are Ye Sleepin' Maddie (Roud 4897) (2.46)
  2. Miller tae My Trade (Roud 888) (3.05)
  3. The Weary Cutters (Roud 8772) (3.44)
  4. Betsy Bell (Roud 237; Child 201) (2.04)
  5. Over Yonder Banks (3.48)
  6. When Fortune Turns the Wheel (Roud 3798) (4.36)

All tracks trad. arr. Ray Fisher except
Track 1 Mary Brooksbank;
Track 4 trad. arr. Johnny Handle;
Track 10 Graeme Miles

> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers: Off the Map

Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers: Off the Map

Off the Map (Snow Goose Songs SGSCD 1112)

Off the Map
Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers

Snow Goose Songs SGS 1112 (LP, UK, 1988)
Snow Goose Songs SGSCD 1112 (CD, UK, 2003)

Recorded during Archie Fisher's summer tour of Canada and the USA in 1985 by Digitracks Mobile Recording, Scarborough, Ontario;
Arranged and produced by Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers;
Engineered by Greg Roberts;
Mixed by Garnet Rogers and Greg Roberts at George Axon Studios, Toronto;
Front cover photo: Garnet Rogers;
Back cover photos and inside sleeve: Martin Franklin

Musicians

Archie Fisher, vocals, guitar;
Garnet Rogers, fiddle

Tracks

  1. Borderland (3.29)
  2. The Mosstrooper's Lament (3.00)
  3. The Long and Lonely Winter (2.28)
  4. The Winter It Is Past (2.23)
  5. The Laird of Udny (4.24)
  6. Lassie o' the Morning (4.59)
  7. Joy of My Heart (3.10)
  8. Ettrick (2.28)
  9. Mallie Leigh (2.30)
  10. The Final Trawl (3.53)
  11. The Boatie Rows (3.00)
  12. The Last Leviathan (5.12)
  13. Rolling Home (7.41)

All tracks trad. except
Track 1 words Roger Quinn, music Archie Fisher;
Track 3 Dave Goulder;
Track 4 Robert Burns / trad.;
Track 6 Jack Foley;
Track 7 Hugh Roberton;
Track 8 words Lady Mary Scott, music Archie Fisher;
Track 10 Archie Fisher;
Track 12 Andy Barnes;

> Folk Music > Records > Ray Fisher: Traditional Songs of Scotland

Ray Fisher: Traditional Songs of Scotland

Traditional Songs of Scotland (Saydisc CD-SDL 391)

Traditional Songs of Scotland
Ray Fisher (26.11.1940 - 31.8.2011)

Saydisc Records CD-SDL 391 (CD, UK, 1991)
Musical Heritage Society 513121Y (CD, USA, 199x)

 Traditional Songs of Scotland (Musical Heritage 513121Y)

Recorded at Valley Recordings, Littleton-on-Severn, December 1990 and June 1991.
Recorded by Gef Lucena (Saydisc) and David Wilkins (Valley Recordings)

Musicians

Ray Fisher, voice, guitar [1, 5, 10-13, 15];
Colin Ross, Scottish small pipes [4, 8, 12], fiddle [4, 5, 13];
Martin Carthy, guitar [3, 6-7, 16-17, 19];
John Kirkpatrick, button accordion [2, 9, 18], melodeon [7], Anglo concertina [14]

Tracks

  1. Night Visiting Song (4.28)
  2. Wark o' the Weavers (5.38)
  3. Lady Keith's Lament (4.23)
  4. The Gallowa Hills (4.00)
  5. Coulter's Candy (3.07)
  6. Willie's Fatal Visit (5.14)
  7. Twa Recruiting Sergeants (3.54)
  8. Floo'ers o' the Forest (4.28)
  9. MacGinty's Meal and Ale (5.54)
  10. Baron o'Brackley (Roud 4017; Child 203) (4.26)
  11. Gipsy Laddies (5.05)
  12. Lang Biding Here (2.47)
  13. Jute Mill Song (3.13)
  14. Hie, Jeannie Hie (3.19)
  15. Johnny My Man (2.56)
  16. My Laddie's Bedside (3.14)
  17. What Can a Young Lassie (3.21)
  18. Nicky Tams (4.13)

Recording out-takes

  1. Now Westlin Winds (4.32)
    released on the Hokey Pokey anthology All Through the Year

All tracks trad. arr. Ray Fisher except
Track 13 Mary Brooksbank

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Carper for information and to Alistair Banfield for the Musical Heritage Society cover picture.

> Folk Music > Records > The Fisher Family

Other records with the Fisher Family

Various Artists, The Iron Muse, LP, Topic 12T86, 1962

Various Artists, Edinburgh Folk Festival Vol. 1, LP, Decca LK 4546, 1963

Various Artists, Edinburgh Folk Festival Vol. 2, LP, Decca LK 4563, 1964

Various Artists, The Hoot'nanny Show Vol. 1, LP, Waverley ZLP 2025, 1964

Various Artists, The Hoot'nanny Show Vol. 2, LP, Waverley ZLP 2032, 1964

Various Artists, Folk Festival, LP, Waverley ZLP 2033, 1964

Ray and Archie Fisher, Dolina MacLennan, Enoch Kent, Robin Gray, Bonny Lass Come O'er the Burn, LP, Topic 12T128, 1965

Various Artists, Folk Songs: An Anthology (Topic Sampler No 2), LP, Topic TPS145, 1966

Various Artists, A Prospect of Scotland (Topic Sampler No 5), LP, Topic TPS169, 1966

Ewan MacColl, Charles Parker, Peggy Seeger, On the Edge (The Radio Ballads Vol. 6), LP, Argo DA 136, 1970

Various Artists, The Folk Trailer, LP, Trailer LER 2019, 1970

Barbara Dickson, From the Beggar's Mantle… Fringed With Gold, LP, Decca SKL 5116, 1971

Various Artists, Electric Muse: The Story of Folk into Rock, 4 LP, Island/Transatlantic Folk 1001, 1975

Various Artists, Our Folk Music Heritage, LP, Trailer LETSAM 2087, 1975

Various Artists, Folk Festival, 2 LP, Transatlantic TRA(D) 324, 1976

Various Artists, The Second Folk View Record, LP, Folksound FS 107, 1976

Various Artists, Fylde Acoustic, LP, Trailer LER 2105, 1977

Various Artists, The Good Old Way, LP, Topic TPSS412, 1980

Various Artists, The Derby Tup Presents: A Feast of Local and National Folk Music, cass., BBC Radio Derby DTP-01, 1988

Various Artists, All Through the Year: A Calendar in Music & Song, CD, Hokey Pokey HPR 2002.2, 1991

Anne Briggs, Classic Anne Briggs, CD, Fellside FECD78, 1995

Various Artists, Troubadours of British Folk Vol. 1, CD, Rhino R2 72160, 1995

Various Artists, Scottish Voices, CD, Topic TSCD703, 1996

Anne Briggs, A Collection, CD, Topic TSCD504, 1999

Ewan MacColl, Charles Parker, Peggy Seeger, On the Edge (The Radio Ballads Vol. 6), CD, Topic TSCD806, 1998

John Kirkpatrick, Mazurka Berserker, CD, Fledg'ling FLED 3030, 2001

Various Artists, A Woman's Voice, CD, Topic TSCD521, 2001

Various Artists, The Acoustic Folk Box, 4 CD, Topic TSFCD4001, 2002

Various Artists, Folk Festival Sidmouth, 2 CD, Gott Disks GOTTBOX 011, 2004

Various Artists, Transatlantic Folk Box Set, 3 CD, Sanctuary SMEDT137, 2004

Various Artists, Anthems in Eden: An Anthology of British & Irish Folk 1955-1978, 4 CD, Castle CMXBX1030, 2006

Various Artists, Three Score and Ten: 70 Years of Topic Records, 7 CD, Topic TOPIC70, 2009