Recorded live at Worcester Baptist Church Hall in August 2011;
Produced by Peter Leslie Wild and Peter Nash;
Drawing by Hallam Wood;
Photography and sleev design by Emily Wild

Musicians

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne: melodeon, Anglo concertina;
George Sansome: guitar;
Lewis Wood: fiddle, mandolin

Tracks

1. Paddy on the Railroad / The Sloe (2.44)
2. The Garden Party: New Year's Fireworks / Get the Rigger / Elderflower (3.44)
3. Lucy's Compass / Rambling Tom (3.36)
4. Mind the Gap (2.57)

Tracks 1, 2b trad. arr. Granny's Attic except
Track 2a Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne;
Track 2c Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne, George Sansome, Lewis Wood;
Track 3 George Sansome, Lewis Wood;
Track 4 Lewis Wood

Recorded by Richard Wood at The Old Smithy Recording Studios on 2-3 July 2013;
Mixed and mastered by Barnaby Pinn at Superphonix Studios;
Artwork by Hallam Wood;
Photography by Phoebe Marple-Horvat;
Design by Lisa Bridge

Musicians

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne: melodeon, Anglo concertina, vocals;
George Sansome: guitar, banjo, mandolin [2], vocals;
Lewis Wood: fiddle, mandolin, ukulele, guitar [2], vocals

Tracks

1. Humours of Tulla (3.06)
2. Silver Spear / The Hawford Huntsman (2.36)
3. All for Me Grog (Roud 475; G/D 3:580) (3.21)
4. The Hills (3.35)
5. Rusty Gully / Princess Royal / Derek Eagles' (3.39)
6. Royal Oak (3.05)
7. Beggar Boy (2.01)
8. Shepherd’s Brook / Weaving Your Way Home (3.44)
9. Bully in the Alley (Roud 8287) (2.53)
10. Star of the County Down (Roud 4801) / Drowsy Maggie (5.03)
11. Grumbling Old Man / Tom and Jerry / John Stenson's No 2 (3.15)

All tracks trad. arr. Granny's Attic except
Tracks 2b, 8ab George Sansome;
Tracks 3b, 5c, 6 Lewis Wood;
Track 4 Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne, George Sansome, Lewis Wood;

Recorded and produced by Doug Bailey at WildGoose Studios in December 2015-January 2016;
Artwork by Hallam Wood;
Photography by Maria Alzamora;
Design by Lisa Bridge

Musicians

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne: vocals, melodeon, Anglo concertina;
George Sansome: vocals, guitar;
Lewis Wood: fiddle, mandolin, vocals

Tracks

1. Away to the South'ard (Roud 932) (3.58)
2. Lacy House / Right Under the Bridge (4.28)
3. False Lady (Roud 47; Child 68) (3.23)
4. Horkstow Grange (Roud 1760) (4.12)
5. Death of Nelson (Roud 18837) (4.10)
6. Rod's: Mr Adams' Schottische / Portswood Hornpipe / Steamkettle (4.41)
7. Poor Old Man (Roud 3724) (2.17)
8. The Coal-Owner and the Pitmans Wife (4.36)
9. After the Floods (6.04)
10. Country Hirings (Roud 12510) (4.49)
11. Two Brothers (Roud 38; Child 49) (8.12)

All tracks trad. arr. Granny's Attic except
Tracks 2, 6, 9 Lewis Wood;
Track 11 Lewis Wood / trad. arr. Granny's Attic

Recorded and produced by Doug Bailey at WildGoose Studios;

Musicians

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne: vocals, melodeons, Anglo concertina

Tracks

1. Ripon Sword Dance Song (Roud 610; TYG 99) (3:54)
2. Andrew Rose (Roud 623; G/D 1:6) (5:13)
3. Trip to Birmingham / The Poll Booth / Tekeli (3:37)
4. Thomas Holt (4:13)
5. Edward (Roud 200; Child 13; TYG 35) (3:51)
6. Harrogate Quadrille / Newcastle Station (3:10)
7. Babylon (Roud 27; Child 14; G/D 2:199) (5:26)
8. Tom the Barber (Roud 64; Child 100; G/D 5:999; Henry H221) (6:25)
9. The Country Carrier (Roud 1400; G/D 3:456; Henry H664) (3:06)
10. Barbados / Jamaica (4:30)
11. Fireman's Growl (6:52)

All tracks trad. except
Track 4 Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne

Produced and recorded by Sean Lakeman at Round the Bend Recording;
Mastered by Andy Miles at Stardelta Mastering;
Cover art by Kate Leach;
Photography by Maria Alzamora;
Layout and design by Mara West

Folk Radio UK review by Peter Shaw

Musicians

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne: lead vocals [1-2, 5, 8], Anglo concertina [1, 4-5, 7-10], melodeon [1-2, 5, 8];
George Sansome: lead vocals [1, 4, 7, 10], harmony vocals [2, 8], guitar [1-9];
Lewis Wood: harmony vocals [1-2, 8], violin [all], viola [5, 8], bass guitar [1]

Tracks

1. Wheels of the World (Roud 16901) (3.34)
2. Ship in Distress (Roud 807) (3.54)
3. Dove’s Figary / Robin’s (4.53)
4. What I Saw in My Dream As I Slept in My Chair (Roud V4201) (4.49)
5. Banks of Green Willow (Roud 172; Child 24; G/D 6:1225) (4.27)
6. Riddle’s Hornpipe / The Circus (4.23)
7. Gilderoy (Roud 1486) (6.58)
8. The Highwayman (Roud 490; Laws L12; G/D 2:260) (4.27)
9. Fenland (4.03)
10. Our Captain Cried “All Hands” (Roud 602) (4.46)

All tracks trad. arr. Granny's Attic except
Tracks 3b, 6b, 9 Lewis Wood

Produced and recorded by Ben Walker;
Mastered by Tim Debney at Fluid Mastering;
Artwork, design and photography by Mars West

Folk Radio UK review by Mike Davies

Musicians

George Sansome: vocals, guitar;
Tom Bailey: double bass [1]

Tracks

1. Collier Lass (Roud V7863) (3.48)
2. The Bold Princess Royal (Roud 528; Laws K29; G/D 1:47) (4.21)
3. Australia (Roud 1488) (4.20)
4. The Bleaches So Green (Roud 1096; G/D 6:1132) (4.42)
5. Bonaparte's Departure for St Helena (Roud 349) (5.33)
6. Jovial Cutler (3.16)
7. Bold Fisherman (Roud 291; Laws O24; G/D 4:834) (3.30)
8. Gown of Green (Roud 1085; G/D 4:907) (3.28)
9. The Rebel Soldier (Roud 272; G/D 4:831) (5.25)
10. When Shall I Get Married? (Roud 1684) (6.11)

All tracks trad. arr. George Sansome

Video

George Sansome sings Bold Fisherman:

Recorded as live by Tom A. Wright in August 2020;
Mixed by Tom A. Wright;
Mastered by Nick Cooke;
Illustration and design by Rosie Hood

Folk Radio UK review by Peter Shaw

Musicians

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne: vocals, melodeons, Anglo concertina

Tracks

1. New Barbary (Roud 134; Laws K33; G/D 1:38) (4.07)
2. The Jolly Highwayman (Roud 1553) (3.35)
3. Female Rake / The Drunken Drummer jigs (3.38)
4. The New Deserter (Roud 493; G/D 1:83) (5.24)
5. Strawberry Lane (Roud 12; Child 2; G/D 2:329) (3.46)
6. The Dancing Tailor (Roud 1610; TYG 49) (3.42)
7. The Grumpy Old Man / Maart’s Fancy jigs (4.38)
8. Tom King (4.28)
9. Broken-Down Gentleman (Roud 383) (2.45)
10. Countryman in Birmingham (4.23)
11. Worcester Farewell tune (4.30)
12. From Marble Arch to Leicester Square (RoudBS B67232) (5.19)

Tracks 1-2, 3ab, 4-6, 9, 11 trad.;
Tracks 7ab, 8, 10 Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne;
Track 12 words Charles Knight, music Kenneth Lyle (1914)