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Jackie Oates

Hands On Music HMCD25 (CD, UK, 2006)
Blue Lavender Music (CD, UK, 2011)

Recorded and produced by Phil Beer at Riverside Studios, Exeter
except [13] recorded live at Dartmoor Folk Festival, August 2005;
Design by Bradley Waters;
Photography by Steph Cheesman, Simon Bishop, Steve and Carmen Hunt;
Photos taken at Exeter University, The Amber Rooms and Minster Lovell Hall

Musicians

Jackie Oates, vocals [1-4, 6-13], five string viola [1, 3, 5-7, 9, 11-12], viola [2], violin [4, 8-9], D/G melodeon [9];
Martin Katey's, D/G melodeon [1, 3];
Matt Norman, violin [2];
Emma Blackie, cello [2];
Jonathan Shoreland, wooden concert flute [4], veuze (Breton bagpipes) [10], B flat pastoral oboe [10], B flat flute [10];
Phil Beer, keyboards [4], guitar [5, 7-8], tenor guitar [5], percussion [10];
Ed Rennie, guitar [6], cittern [7], melodeons [9], harmonicas [9], spoons [9], Dartmoor step dancing [9];
Belinda O'Hooley, electronic piano [12]

Tracks

The Banks of Green Willow (Roud 172; Child 24) (2.57)
The Cruel Ship's Carpenter (Roud 15; Laws P36A) (4.37)
The Streams of Lovely Nancy (Roud 688) (3.44)
Mormond Braes (Roud 2171) (3.15)
I Wish It Was Last September / Ickbod (3.53)
Lord Abore and Mary Flynn (Roud 55; Child 87) (6.10)
The Flower of Northumberland (Roud 25; Child 9) (4.45)
Lavender's Blue (Roud 3483) / Mazurka (3.16)
The Staffordshire Maid (Roud 289; Laws L3) (4.22)
The Mistletoe Bough (Roud 2336) (3.03)
Rambleaway (Roud 171) (2.47)
Broken Town (4.18)
The 14th November (Roud 1915; Laws N1) (3.04)

All tracks trad. arr. Jackie Oates except
Track 5 Jackie Oates;
Track 10 words Thomas Haynes Bayly;
Track 12 Helen Bell

> Folk Music > Records > Jackie Oates: The Violet Hour

Jackie Oates: The Violet Hour

The Violet Hour
Jackie Oates

Chudleigh Roots CR002 (CD, UK, 2008)

Recorded and produced by Phil Beer
except [13] recorded and produced by Jim Moray,
and [14] recorded live at the Ariel Centre, Totnes;
Design and illustration by Bradley Waters;
Photography by Steph Cheesman and Simon Gilbert;
Photos taken at Poltimore House, Devon

Musicians

Jackie Oates, vocals [1-4, 6-10, 12-13], five string viola [1-2, 5-6, 8, 10-11, 14], octave violin [1, 5, 10], shruti [1], descant, treble, tenor and bass recorders [4];
Steve Turner, accordion [2, 5, 14];
Andy Clarke, guitar [2, 14];
Becky Driscoll, violin [4];
Nick Wyke, violin [4];
Phil Beer, octave violin [4], tenor guitar [9];
Matt Norman, mandolin [5];
Gris Saunderson, nyckelharpa [6];
James Dumbeldon, mandolin [5], guitar [7], whistling [7];
Sean O'Shea, vocals [6];
Tim van Eyken, air organs [10], vocals [10];
Nick Cooke, melodeon [9];
Jim Causley, electric and acoustic guitar [8], vocals [8], accordion [12];
Belinda O'Hooley, piano [11];
Jim Moray, acoustic, electric and tenor guitar [13], percussion [13], mellotron [13], sampling [13];
Andy Clarke, Steve Turner, Sean O'Shea, Hugh O'Shea, Jim Causley, Phil Beer, chorus [2];

Tracks

Lark in the Morning (Roud 151) (3.36)
The Bonny Labouring Boy (Roud 1162; Laws M14) (5.15)
Billy Reilley (3.34)
Hampton Lullaby (4.54)
Tobias the Grinder / Our Trip to Croyde (5.25)
Richie's Lady (Roud 97; Child 232) (4.15)
Young Donald (Roud 6716) (5.42)
Rob Roy (Roud 340; Child 225) (4.40)
Crockery Ware (Roud 1490) (2.26)
Summer's End (4.51)
Goodbye to Beesands and to Magic (4.16)
My Ship's Lost Its Rigging (2.53)
Wishfulness Waltz (4.50)
3/8 Bourrées (4.20)

All tracks trad. arr. Jackie Oates except
Track 3 Bonnie Shaljean;
Tracks 5b, 11 Jackie Oates;
Track 10 Jim Causley;
Track 13 Jim Moray;
Track 14 Wistman's Wood / Steve Turner

> Folk Music > Records > Jackie Oates: Hyperboreans

Jackie Oates: Hyperboreans

Hyperboreans
Jackie Oates

Unearthed / One Little Indian TPLP1034CD (CD, UK, September 7, 2009)

Birthday / Past Caring
Jackie Oates

Unearthed / One Little Indian 1045TP7 (7" single, UK, 2009)

Produced by Jim Moray;
Mastered by Joe Rusby;
Photography by Steve Wheadon;
Sleeve design by Brad Waters

Musicians

Jackie Oates, vocals, five string viola, octave violin, shruti, cello;
Jim Moray, guitar, mandolin, bouzouki, acoustic bass, banjo, tenor guitar, sampling, vocals;
James Dumbleton, guitar [4, 6-7, 10-11];
Alasdair Roberts, guitar [2, 9], vocals [2, 10];
Sille Ilves, open-tuned fiddle [4], bowed lyre [7];
Belinda O'Hooley, piano [11];
The Stringbeans Quartet: Bethany Porter, cello; Emma Hooper, viola; Sue Lord, Emily Travis, violins [8];
Bethany Porter, cello [2]

Tracks

The Miller and His Three Sons (Roud 138; Laws Q21) (3.06)
Hyperboreans (3.29)
Locks and Bolts (Roud 406; Laws M13) (2.57)
The Pleasant Month of May (Roud 153) (3.53)
Past Caring (4.24)
The Sheffield Grinder / Mavis (4.03)
Young Leonard (Roud 189; Laws Q33) (4.32)
Birthday (3.08)
The Isle of France (Roud 1575) (2.59)
The Butcher's Boy (Roud 409; Laws P24) (6.40)
May the Kindness (4.39)

Tracks 1, 3 trad. arr. Jackie Oates, Jim Moray;
Track 2 Alasdair Roberts;
Tracks 4, 7, 10 trad. arr. Jackie Oates, James Dumbleton;
Track 5 words Henry Lawson, music Phyl Lobl;
Track 6a words trad., music and arr. John Scalfe;
Track 6b Jackie Oates;
Track 8 The Sugarcubes;
Tracks 9 trad. arr. Jackie Oates, Alasdair Roberts;
Track 11 Dave Wood

> Folk Music > Records > Jackie Oates: Saturnine

Jackie Oates: Saturnine

Saturnine
Jackie Oates

ECC Records ECC004 (CD, UK, September 12, 2011)

Recorded during the winter months of 2010 and early 2011 by Richard Evans;
Produced by Richard Evans;
Mastered by Optimum Mastering;
Sleeve design and installation build by David Owen;
CD cover photograph by Emily Ings

Musicians

Jackie Oates, vocals [1-3, 5-7, 9-12], 5-string viola [1-6, 8], hardanger fiddle [3], shruti box [6], violin [10-12], octave violin [11], cello [];
Mike Cosgrave, piano [1, 7], accordion [3, 5, 8], guitar [3, 5];
Barney Morse-Brown, viola de gamba [1, 11], cello [9], backing vocals [9];
Steve Tyler, hurdy-gurdy [1-2, 5];
Neil Davey, mandolin [2], bouzouki [2, 4];
The Claque, backing vocals [2, 10];
Tristan Seume, guitar [3, 5, 8];
James Budden, double bass [3, 5, 8];
Karen Tweed, piano accordion [4, 9-10, 12];
Katie Tyler, English border pipes [5];
Josh Clarke, percussion [5];
Jim Moray, backing vocals [6], piano [6], harmonium [6];
Richard Evans, plucked piano strings [6];
Ross and Melanie Henrywood, hand bells [6, 11];
Elizabeth Stewart, Cornish spoken word [7];
Ged Lynch, percussion [8, 10];
Belinda O'Hooley, piano [9];
Miranda Sykes, double bass [10];
Alasdair Roberts,

Tracks

Sweet Nightingale (Roud 371) / Persephone's Arrival in Bovey Tracey (5.01)
Marrowbones (Roud 183; Laws Q2) / The Year of Nonesuch (4.28)
Scarborough's Fair Town (Roud 185; Laws K18) (5.29)
The Hills of Trencrom / Pedn Olva (4.51)
Young Johnson (Roud 56; Child 88) (5.13)
Poor Murdered Woman (Roud 1064) (5.17)
The Trees They Are So High (Roud 31; Laws O35) / Cornish poem (5.12)
Fin(n)ish(ish): Well Done Nigel / The Humours of Berry Pomeroy / Fin(n)ish(ish (4.47)
IOU (5.39)
Four Pence a Day (Roud 2586) / The Oyster Girl / Off She Goes (4.58)
Brigg Fair (Roud 1083) (3.16)
Fortune Turns the Wheel (Roud 3798) / The Lovely Remains of My Little Adeline / The Road to Caparby (6.05)

Tracks 1a, 7a trad.arr. Jackie Oates, Mike Cosgrove;
Track 1b Jackie Oates, Mike Cosgrove;
Tracks 2a, 11, 12a trad.arr. Jackie Oates;
Tracks 2b, 12bc Jackie Oates;
Track 3 trad.arr. Jackie Oates, Tristan Seume;
Track 4 Neil Davey;
Track 5 trad.arr. Jackie Oates, Mike Cosgrove, Graham and Eileen Pratt;
Track 6 trad.arr. Jim Moray;
Track 7b Tim Saunders;
Track 8 Mike Cosgrave;
Track 9 Paul Metsers;
Track 10 trad.arr. Jackie Oates, Karen Tweed;

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