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Rowan Piggott: Mountscribe
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Mountscribe Scribe Records SRCD03 (CD, UK, 14 January 2018) |
Produced, recorded and mixed by Rowan Piggott;
Mastered by Nick Sowden at La Barca Sound;
Photography by Voy Okuszko
Musicians
Rowan Piggott: voice, fiddle, bouzouki, double bass;
Felix Miller: guitar, 12-string guitar
with
Anna Tabbush: backing vocals [2, 4, 8], fiddle [7];
Rosie Hodgson: backing vocals [2], clog stepping [6];
Georgia Lewis: backing vocals [2, 4], bodhrán [11];
Philippe Barnes, alto flute [4, 6, 11], whistle [5];
Charlie Piggott, button accordion [9, 12]
Tracks
- Old Mountscribe / Fahey's (2.57)
- Queen & Country (3.19)
- When All the World Was Young (2.41)
- A Maid Went to Comber (Roud 6547) / Till Viola (4.52)
- The Roslea Farewell / The Whistler of Roslea (3.59)
- Fahey's / No Matter the Wreckage (3.47)
- The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479) / Sparven Lilla (5.22)
- Robin and the Banker (4.02)
- The Wounded Hussar (5.39)
- A Royal Game / Kungsleden (3.31)
- Fahey's / Coen's Memories (3.55)
- Emigrantvisa (4.40)
Tracks 1a, 2, 6b, 8, 10ab Rowan Piggott;
Tracks 1b, 6a, 11a Paddy Fahey;
Track 3 words A.E. Housman, Charles Kinglsey, music Kathleen Behan;
Track 4a, 7a trad.;
Track 5a Cathal McConnell;
Track 5b Ed Reavy;
Track 7b Swedish polska from Värmland;
Track 9 words Thomas Campbell, tune An Caiptín Ó Catháin;
Track 11b Tommy Coen;
Track 12 words Rowan Piggott, tune trad. Swedish;
Acknowledgements
Thank you very much to Rowan and Rosie for sending me a copy of this CD.
> Folk Music > Records > Rosie Hodgson & Rowan Piggott: Song Diary
Song Diary
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Song Diary (formerly known as
The Wilderness Yet) Scribe Records (DL EP, UK, 23 May 2018) |
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Recorded and mixed by Rowan Piggott;
Mastered by Nick Sowden;
Photographs by Tom Shaxson;
Design by Rowan Piggott
Musicians
Rosie Hodgson: vocals, octave mandola;
Rowan Piggott: vocals, fiddle, cittern, harmonium
Tracks
- The Tide Full In (3.10)
- Port na bPúcaí (The Music of the Faeries) / The Song of the Whale (5.22)
- Dancing at Whitsun (2.46)
- Lake Isle of Innisfree (3.03)
- Three Ravens (Roud 5; Child 26) (3.38)
Track 1 Francis Fahy of Kinvar;
Track 2a trad.;
Track 2b Eric Bogle;
Track 3 Austin John Marshall;
Track 4 words W.B. Yeats
> Folk Music > Records > Rowan Piggott: Songhive
Songhive
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Songhive Scribe Records SRCD04 (CD, UK, 12 June 2018) |
Songhive is a folksong project by Rowan Piggott, concerned with raising awareness of the plight of native bees.
Bees are responsible for 80% of pollination in the UK, are essential to biodiversity, and ultimately the future of humanity. Despite all this, we continue to obliterate the pollen-rich plants they depend on, and our governments insist on legalising pesticides that do them harm.
Sponsored by the EFDSS.
Mastered by Nick Sowden at La Barca Sound;
Design by Rowan Piggott;
Artwork by Frances Marriott
Musicians
Rosie Hodgson: vocals [1, 7, 10],
harmony vocals [2, 4 ];
Rowan Piggott: vocals [2],
harmony vocals [1, 4, 7],
fiddle [1-2, 5-7, 9-10],
double bass [10];
Felix Miller: guitar [2, 6];
Georgia Lewis: vocals [6],
harmony vocals [2];
Anna Tabbush: harmony vocals [2];
Rowan and Anna Rheingans: fiddles [3];
Nick Burbridge: vocals [4];
Ray Chandler: concertina [5];
Evan Carson: bodhrán and percussion [7];
Nancy Kerr: vocals [8],
fiddle [8];
Andy Cutting: melodeon [8];
Martin Simpson: banjo [8];
Sara Evans: harp [9];
Damien Papin: double bass [9];
Philippe Barnes: guitar [10],
flute [10];
The Hivemind Choir: vocals [11]
Tracks
- Rosie Hodgson:
The Bee-Boy's Song
(2.33)
from Rise Aurora (2016) - Rowan Piggott:
Queen & Country
(3.19)
from Mountscribe (2018) - The Rheingans Sisters:
The Honeybee
(2.09)
from Brioght Field (2018) - Nick Burbridge: Queen's Dream of Lost Fields (4.11)
- Ray Chandler: The Frisky Drone / The Diligent Worker (2.17)
- Georgia Lewis: Bee Wassail (23.24
- Rowan Piggott: Soul Wake Dirge (2.40)
- Nancy Kerr:
Dark Honey
(3.26)
from Murmurs (2015) - Duo Keryda: The Honeybee Slipjig (3.12)
- Rosie Hodgson: We Must Away (3.29)
- The Hivemind Choir: The Keeper's Lament (2.45)
Track 1 words Rudyard Kipling, music Peter Bellamy;
Track 2 Rowan Piggott;
Track 3 Anna Rheingans;
Track 4 Nick Burbridge;
Track 5 Ray Chandler;
Track 6 Georgia Lewis, Felix Miller;
Track 7 words Rowan Piggott, music trad.;
Track 8 Nancy Kerr;
Track 9 V. Roderick;
Track 10 Rosie Hodgson;
Track 11 words Rowan Piggott, music B. Ord arr. Rowan Piggott;
> Folk Music > Records > Charlie Piggott: The Days That Are Gone
Charlie Piggott: The Days That Are Gone
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The Days That Are Gone Scribe Records SRCD05 (CD, UK, 22 December 2019) |
Recorded and mixed by Garry O'Briain;
Mastered by Nick Sowsden;
Photograhy by Voy Okuszko;
Layout and design by Rowan Piggott
Musical Traditions Review by Ken Ricketts and Marya Parker
Musicians
Charlie Piggott: C#/D button accordion, C-Clarke whistles;
Rowan Piggott, Frances Marriott: fiddles;
Johnny ‘Ringo’ McDonagh: bodhrán;
Garry O'Briain, mandocello, piano
Tracks
- The Westmeath Jig / Old Walls of Liscarroll (3.35)
- The Battle of Waterloo (3.00)
- Old Corcomroe / The Drunken Landlady (3.47)
- The Days That Are Gone (3.23)
- Tadgh Stenson's / I'll Mend Your Pots and Kettles O! (3.32)
- Dick Tobin's / O'Daliagh's (3.34)
- Down the Broom / The Maid that Daren't Tell (3.51)
- The House at Creegh (2.50)
- Sweet Kingwilliams Town / On Blackwater's Banks (4.01)
- John Naughton's / The Tenpenny Bit (3.28)
- The Tadgh and Biddy Waltz / The Tombigbee Waltz (4.18)
- The Hag's Purse / Tailor Small's Jig (3.26)
All tracks trad. except
Track 3a Charlie Piggott, Rowan Piggott;
Track 8 Frances Marriott;
Track 11a Terence ‘Cuz’ Teehan
> Folk Music > Records > Charlie Piggott & Rowan Piggott: The Trip We Took Over the Mountain
Charlie Piggott & Rowan Piggott: The Trip We Took Over the Mountain
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The Trip We Took Over the Mountain Scribe Records SRCD07 (CD, UK, 30 November 2020) |
Recorded and mixed by Rowan Piggott;
Mastered by Sam Proctor at Lismore Mastering;
Photograhy by Voy Okuszko;
Layout and design by Rowan Piggott
Musicians
Charlie Piggott: C#/D button accordion;
Rowan Piggott: 5-string fiddle, cittern, shruti drone, podorythmie
Tracks
- Jackson's Coagy / The Trip to Bantry jigs (3.24)
- The Pigeon on the Gate / Cooley's Morning Dew reels (2.26)
- Early in the Morning / The Road to Garavane polkas (2.56)
- Seán Ó Duibhir a Ghleanna (Roud V7466) (2.55)
- The Mist Covered Mountain song air / Old John's Jig jig / (3.35)
- The Stranger setdance air / McGivney's Fancy hornpipe (3.42)
- The Hermit from Killarney polka / The Brosna slide (2.15)
- Rattlin' Roarin' Willie (Roud 6192) (1.14)
- The Drunken Sailor hornpipe (4.19)
- Planxty Fahey planxty / The Green Fields of Woodford jig (3.03)
- The Song of the Chanter / Pulling Bracken polka (3.25)
- Maire Rua / Hardiman the Fiddler slip jigs (2.41)
- Molly na gCuach Ní Chuilleanáin (2.44)
- The Dublin Lads / Lady Gordon reels (1.59)
- Shannon Ferry Waltz / The Trip We Took Over the Mountain waltzes (5.02)
All tracks trad. except
Track 10a Charlie Piggott;
Track 13 words Rowan Piggott, melody Eithne Ní Uallacháin
> Folk Music > Records > Rowan Piggott
Other records with Rowan Piggott
Besides being with The Wilderness Yet, Rowan Piggott played on these albums:
Georgia Lewis,
Georgia Lewis,
DL EP, Georgia Lewis, 2015
Rosie Hodgson,
Rise Aurora,
CD, Scribe SRCD02 2016
Georgia Lewis,
The Bird Who Sings Freedom,
CD, RootBeat RBRCD37, 2017
Dom Prag,
Needle & Thread,
CD, Dom Prag, 2022