Recorded live and mastered by Phil Snell at Limbo Studio, Otley

Musicians

Jim Eldon, Mossy Christian: fiddles

Tracks

1. Helmsley Longsword Tune (2.07)
2. Freddy Archer (2.09)
3. Dog Whipping Day (2.18)
4. Farewell to Culture (2.52)
5. The William Henry and Mary King (1.35)
6. Cuddle in, Cuddle in (1.54)
7. The Brickmakers (2.07)
8. Waltz Vienna (2.31)
9. Eazum Teasum (1.53)
10. Cock of the North (1.39)
11. The Zodiac (3.07)
12. Flamborough Sword Dance Tunes (2.21)
13. The Battle of the Boiling Water (1.35)
14. Billy Harrison’s Father’s Polka (2.36)
15. Forty Miles (1.45)
16. Black Jack (2.16)
17. No Man’s Jig (1.55)

Tracks 3-5 Jim Eldon;
Track 9 learned from Edith Annie Grey / Jim Eldon;
All other tracks probably trad.

Produced by Mossy Christian and Jon Loomes;
Recorded and mastered by Jon Loomes at Talking Cat Recordings;
One Row Records logo by Karen Cater;
Photography by Phil Crow;
Design and layout by Jon Loomes

Folk Radio UK review by Billy Rough

Musicians

Mossy Christian: fiddle, vocals, Anglo concertina, one row melodeon;
Tim Walker: percussion, cornet, chorus;
Gina Le Faux: mandolin;
Johnny Adams: trombone, bass brass arrangements;
Jon Loomes: guitar, hurdy-gurdy, chorus;
Edwin Beasant: bass bugle;
Ruth Bibby: clog dancing, chorus;
George Bibby, David Buckley: chorus

Tracks

1. Quicksteps: Market Rasen Feast / Louth Quickstep (3.43)
2. The Ballad of Henry and Susannah / The Hapey Meeting (JBut. 207) (6.11)
3. The Way Through the Woods (3.32)
4. Black Joak / Blue Joak (4.05)
5. The Thresher’s Daughter (Roud 156; Laws M20; G/D 6:1094) (3.32)
6. Mr Jackson’s Delight / As Sure as the Devil’s in Lincoln (3.48)
7. The Young Sailor (Roud 2; Laws Q26/B1; G/D 7:1404; Henry H680) (3.55)
8. The New Year’s Gift / E A Hornpipe (3.12)
9. William Taylor (Roud 158; Laws N11; G/D 1:169; Henry H231, H757) (2.44)
10. The Red Barn Murder (Roud 215) (3.00)
11. Lincoln Races (Roud V6604) (2.42)
12. Homeward Bound (Roud 927; G/D 1:5; Henry H53a) (2.19)
13. Dan Leno (4.31)

Track 2a Peter Bellamy;
Track 2b John Buttrey MS, early 19^th century;
Track 3 Rudyard Kipling, Peter Bellamy;
Track 13 Jim Ellwood