> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner: Out Stack
Steve Turner: Out Stack
Out Stack Fellside Recordings FE018 (LP, UK, 1979) |
Recorded and produced by Paul Adams;
Sleeve: etching and photography by Lorraine Harrison;
Artwork by Mary Blood
Musicians
Steve Turner: vocals, tenor banjo, English concertinas;
Martin Colledge: guitar, whistle;
Bill Hyde: five string banjo [8];
Gerry Murphy: Northumbrian small pipes, English concertina [8];
Pat Knowles: piano;
Bob Tracey: fiddle;
Nan Trench: flute
Tracks
Side 1
- Plains of Waterloo (Roud 2853; G/D 1:152; Henry H15) (5.03)
- Barrett’s Privateers (5.06)
- The Red Joak (2.42)
- The Isle of St Helena (Roud 349) / Spailpín a Rún (8.30)
- The Flowers of Bermuda (4.21)
Side 2
- Valentine O’Hara (Roud 1553) (4.28)
- Farewell Dearest Nancy (Roud 527; Laws K14; Henry H755) (3.58)
- Saxa Vord / Da Saandie Burn Reel (3.34)
- The Cruel Sister (Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213) (7.58)
- Is Your Love In Vain? (4.59)
All tracks trad. except
Tracks 2, 5 Stan Rogers;
Track 8a Tom Anderson;
Track 8b Frank Jamieson;
Track 10 Bob Dylan
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner: Jigging One Now
Steve Turner: Jigging One Now
Jigging One Now Fellside Recordings FE030 (LP, UK, 1982) |
Musicians
Steve Turner: vocals [1, 3-10],
tenor-treble English concertina [1, 4, 6-8],
bass concertina [10],
mandolin [2, 7],
guitar [2],
Fylde bouzouki [3, 7, 9],
Octave mandola [7],
Sara Grey: 5-string banjo [2, 7],
harmony vocals [5];
Nic Jones: guitar [3, 9],
fiddle [3, 7];
Ellie Ellis: harmony vocals [5];
Richard Smith: hurdy-gurdy [7];
Paul Metsers: guitar [10],
harmony vocals [10]
Tracks
Side 1
- The Squid Jigging Ground (3.56)
- Salt Creek / Hare-lipped Susie / The Growling Old Man and the Cackling Old Woman (4.10)
- Johnny Laddie (Roud 6180) (3.38)
- Bonnie Annie (Roud 172; Child 24; G/D 6:1225) (7.06)
- Few Days (Roud 15561) (2.66)
Side 2
- Make and Break Harbour (4.56)
- The Bracelet / Jack’s Getting a Wife (slip jigs) / The Skippers Wedding Song / All Hands upon Deck / Morpeth Lasses (reels) (5.41)
- The North Sea Tug (4.24)
- Down by the Greenwood Side (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73) (4.33)
- The Keepers and the Drivers (4.32)
All tracks trad. except
Track 1 Arthur Reginald Scammell;
Track 6 Stan Rogers;
Track 8 Harry Robertson
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner: Eclogue
Steve Turner: Eclogue
Eclogue Fellside Recordings FE042 (LP, UK, 1984) |
Recorded and produced by Paul Adams;
Sleeve: a detail from Eclogue IV by David Jones;
reproduced with kind permission of the Helen Sutherland collection;
Calligraphy by Mary Blood;
CD packaging design and remastering Simon Jackson, 2020
Musicians
Steve Turner: vocals [1-3, 5-11],
harmony vocals [6],
tenor treble concertina [1, 12],
treble concertina [2, 4, 7, 11-12],
bass baritone tenor concertina [5-6, 9-10],
bouzouki [9],
mandolin [12],
tenor banjo [12],
dobro tenor guitar [12];
Jim Couza: hammered dulcimer [1];
Pete Young: bass guitar [1, 4];
Cockersdale (Keith Marsden, Val Marsden, Peter Ogley):
harmony vocals [3];
Tristram Robson: harpsichord [4];
Linda Adams: vocals [6],
harmony vocals [6];
Martin Colledge: guitar [7, 12];
Steve Greenmantle: bass guitar [7, 12];
Martin Simpson: guitar [11],
lap steel guitar [12];
Paul Adams: wood block [12]
Tracks
Side 1
- The Wounded Whale (Roud 2004) (4.42)
- White Copper Alley (Roud 1554) (2.33)
- Prospect Providence (5.46)
- The Old Manchester Hornpipe (2.34)
- Boomer’s Story (Roud 24085) (3.31)
- The Girls of Glossop Road (Roud 13158) (6.21)
Side 2
- The Diamantina Drover (3.37)
- Napoleon’s Farewell to Paris (Roud 1626) (4.11)
- The Bunch of Rushes (Roud 831) (4.00)
- Lord Thomas of Winesbury (Roud 64; Child 100; G/D 5:999; Henry H221) (6.27)
- Me and My Uncle (3.20)
- Reels: Tamlin / Carlisle / Francis T. Robertson (4.01)
All tracks trad. except
Track 3 Keith Marsden;
Track 7 Hugh McDonald;
Track 11 John Phillips;
Track 12a Dave Arthur / Steve Turner;
Track 12b Steve Turner;
Track 12c Tom Anderson
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner: Braiding
Steve Turner: Braiding
Braiding Fellside Recordings FE058 (LP, UK, 1987) |
Recorded and produced by Paul Adams, July 1986;
Sleeve design by Julie Murphy;
Photograph by Liz Sudell;
CD packaging design and remastering Simon Jackson, 2020
Musicians
Steve Turner: vocals, English concertina, mandolin,
tenor guitar [7e];
George Faux: fiddle, viola,
guitar [7e],
chorus vocals [7d];
Dave Walters: acoustic guitar;
Steve Czwortek: electric guitar,
harmony vocals [1];
Bill Martin: keyboards;
Julie Murphy: harmony vocals;
Paul Adams: percussion,
chorus vocals [7d];
Linda Adams: chorus vocals [7d]
Tracks
Side 1
- Glendy Burk (Roud V5026) / Swanee River Hornpipe (6.17)
- The Lorry Ride (6.11)
- Nelly Was a Lady (Roud 4273) (5.30)
- Joe Liddy’s Reels: McKenna Country / The Red Bee / The Meteorite (5.34)
Side 2
- Emily Jane (5.16)
- Hard Times (Roud 2659) (4.56)
- 1812
a) Napoleon’s Dream (Roud 1538) (4.23)
b) Napoleon’s Grand March (1.50)
c) Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine (2.23)
d) A New Song: Bonaparte’s Escape from Russia (Roud V17408) (6.68)
e) Bonaparte’s Retreat (2.16)
Tracks 1, 3, 6 Stephen Collins Foster;
Track 2 words Liza Chera (Tubb), Irish tune Casadh an tSúgáin;
Track 4 Joe Liddy;
Track 5 Arthur Wakefield
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner: The Whirligig of Time
Steve Turner: The Whirligig of Time
The Whirligig of Time The Tradition Bearers LTCD1103 (CD, UK, 21 March 2008) |
Recorded by Oliver Knight at Panda Sound, Robin Hood’s Bay;
Produced by Oliver Knight and Steve Turner;
Front cover concept: Mary Brettel; layout: John Slavin; photography: Pete Heywood
Musicians
Steve Turner: vocals [1-11],
English concertina [1-2, 4, 6-11],
piccolo concertina [10],
cittern [3],
tenor banjo [10];
Martin Carthy: guitar [5, 9];
Nancy Kerr: fiddle [3, 6],
harmony vocals [6, 10];
James Fagan: harmony vocals [6, 10];
Oliver Knight: guitar [3, 6];
Kevin Brown: slide guitar [2, 6];
Miranda Sykes: double bass [2-3, 6, 10];
Gill Redmond: cello [3, 4];
Riki Gerardy: cello [11];
Pete Flood: drums [6, 10]
Tracks
- The Isle of St Helena (Roud 349) (4.35)
- The Dry Cardrona / One Bad Link in the Chain (6.10)
- The Poor and Single Sailor (Roud 264; Laws N42; G/D 5:1038, 6:1201; Henry H471) (4.30)
- Bonnie George Campbell (Roud 338; Child 210) (3.04)
- The Rambling Beauty (Roud 563; Laws P12; G/D 6:1213) (4.35)
- The Glendy Burk (Roud V5026) (4.00)
- Young Waters (Roud 2860; Child 94) (5.30)
- The Gold Watch (Roud 1554) (2.27)
- Sir Colvin (Roud 479; Child 61) (4.38)
- The Brave Dudley Boys (Roud 1131) (3.35)
- Where E’er You Walk (4.02)
All tracks trad. adapted/arranged by Steve Turner except
Track 2a James K. Baxter arr. Steve Turner;
Track 2b Kevin Brown arr. Steve Turner;
Track 6 Stephen Collins Foster arr. Steve Turner;
Track 7 words trad., tune Steve Turner, arr. Steve Turner;
Track 10 tune Pam Bishop arr. Steve Turner;
Track 11 Georg Friedrich Händel arr. Steve Turner
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner: Rim of the Wheel
Steve Turner: Rim of the Wheel
Rim of the Wheel The Tradition Bearers LTCD1104 (CD, UK, 2012) |
Recorded by Oliver Knight;
Produced by Oliver Knight and Steve Turner;
Sleeve notes by Pete Heywood and Steve Turner;
Front cover concept: Mary Brettel; layout: John Slavin; photography: Trevor King
Musicians
Steve Turner: vocals [1-11],
harmony vocals [1, 8],
English concertina [1, 3-4, 6-9, 11],
cittern [8];
Moira Craig: harmony vocals [1, 3, 8, 10];
Martin Carthy: guitar [1, 4, 10];
Riki Gerardy: cello [1, 10];
Oliver Knight: electric guitar [2, 6],
vocals [6];
Pete Flood: percussion [2],
drums [6, 8]
Tracks
- Jordan (Roud 2103) (4.36)
- William Glenn (Roud 478; Laws K22; G/D 2:191) (5.05)
- Peace Descends (3.58)
- Lass of the Moorland Hill (Roud 228; G/D 7:1439) (5.29)
- Flowers of Manchester (3.12)
- Boomer’s Story (Roud 24085) (3.16)
- Thomas of Yonderdale (Roud 3890; Child 253) (5.56)
- Follow the Drum (Roud 1076) / Captain Popkin’s Fancy (3.01)
- The Crows They Crow (4.48)
- Claudy Banks (Roud 266; Laws N40; G/D 5:1036; Henry H5, H693) (4.05)
- Napoleon’s Farewell to Paris (Roud 1626) (5.29)
All tracks trad. arr. Steve Turner except
Track 1 trad. arr Steve Turner, tune arr. A. Burns;
Tracks 3, 9 Paul Metsers;
Track 5 words E. Winter, tune arr. Steve Turner;
Tracks 7, 10 trad. arr. Steve Turner, tune Steve Turner;
Track 11 trad. arr. Steve Turner, Oliver Knight
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner: Spirit of the Game
Steve Turner: Spirit of the Game
Spirit of the Game The Tradition Bearers LTCD1105 (CD, UK, January 2016) |
Sleeve notes by Steve Turner;
Photography by Liz Turner;
Sleeve design by Pete Heywood
Musicians
Steve Turner: vocals [1-12],
harmony vocals [6, 12],
English concertina [1-9, 11-12],
cittern [2],
tenor banjo [2];
The Wilsons: chorus [2, 6, 12];
Riki Gerardy: cello [3, 5, 7]
Tracks
- The Green Mossy Banks of the Lea (Roud 987; Laws O15) (4.02)
- Blow ye Winds (Roud 2012) (3.45)
- Lampedusa (4.09)
- Loose Every Sail (Roud 2016) (3.16)
- The Maid of Erin (Roud 2059) (3.05)
- Old Maui (Roud 2005) (4.02)
- Gentle Lena Clare (Roud V25773) (3.35)
- Highland Soldier (Roud 2496; G/D 1:91; Henry H782) (3.44)
- Wholly and Fairly (Roud 5654; G/D 3:584) (2.49)
- Plains of Waterloo (Roud 1922; Laws J3; G/D 1:152) (8.08)
- Done with Bonaparte (3.41)
- When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder (Roud 10985) (2.17)
Track 3 Paul Metsers;
Track 7 Stephen Foster;
Track 11 Mark Knopfler, Steve Turner;
Track 12 James M. Black arr. Steve Turner
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner: Late Cut
Steve Turner: Late Cut
Late Cut The Tradition Bearers LTCD1106 (CD, UK, 7 December 2018) |
Produced by Simon Dumpleton and Steve Turner;
Recorded by Simon Dumpleton and Thomas Lebioda at The Laundry Rooms Studio 3, Sheffield;
Additional recording by Simon Dumpleton at St Andrews Psalter Lane Church, Sheffield, and in Robin Hood’s Bay;
Additional recording by Paul Adams at Fellside, Cumbria;
Edited by Simon Dumpleton;
Mixed and mastered by Martin Smith at MU Studios, Sheffield;
Sleeve notes by Steve Turner and Pete Heywood;
Photographs by James Fagan
Musicians
Steve Turner: vocals [1-12],
harmony vocals [2],
English concertina [1, 4-12];
Sam Carter: guitar [1-2, 4-6, 9-10, 12],
harmony vocals [5, 9, 12];
Eliza Carthy: harmony vocals [2-3, 5, 9, 12];
Martin Simpson: five-string banjo [2];
Gina le Faux: fiddle [2, 11];
Simon Dumpleton: keyboard [3, 8],
keyboard bass [12];
Rick Gerardy: cello [3, 11];
Tim Yates: double bass [2];
Bob Hallard: harmony vocals [5, 12]
Tracks
- Lily of the West (Roud 957; Laws P29; Henry H578) (3.53)
- Ain’t Gonna Work Tomorrow (Roud 16534) (4.14)
- Sullivan’s Farewell (4.38)
- On the Road to Tipperary (4.18)
- Babylon is Fallen (Roud 24534) (3.30)
- Palestine (3.10)
- Evening Love Song (3.12)
- Is Your Love in Vain? (3.39)
- The Two Sisters (Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213) (5.38)
- The Rambling Sailor (Roud 1901; Laws K41) (3.14)
- Mary of Argyle (Roud 12904) (3.22)
- Bide a While (4.08)
All tracks trad. arr. Steve Turner except
Track 3 Major Sullivan Balou, a US Confederate soldier killed in the Battle of Bull Run at the age of 32;
Track 5 Henry Clay Work;
Track 6 words Paul Metsers, music Steve Turner;
Track 7 Sam Richards (1978);
Track 8 Bob Dylan;
Track 11 Robert Burns;
Track 12 Tom Yates
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner: Curious Times
Steve Turner: Curious Times
Curious Times The Tradition Bearers LTCD1107 (CD, UK, 26 June 2023) |
Produced by Rob van Sante and Steve Turner;
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Rob van Sante at Falcon Audio Visual Arts, Whitby;
Sleeve notes by Steve Turner;
Photographs by Pete Heywood and James Fagan;
Tradition Bearers series director Pete Heywood
Musicians
Steve Turner: vocals, English concertina,
harmony vocals [11];
Martin Carthy: guitar [1-2, 4-5, 9];
Moira Craig: harmony vocals [2-3, 5, 12];
Riki Gerady: cello [4, 8, 13];
Rob van Sante: baritone guitar [11],
synthesiser [2, 11],
harmony vocals [3, 7];
Liz Turner: harmony vocals [7];
Alan Rose: harmony vocals [7]
Tracks
- When Ladies Go A-Thieving (Roud V28087) (2.57)
- The Cruel Mother (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73) (3.40)
- Sail On (2.49)
- Fare You Well My Dearest Dear (Roud 1035) (4.11)
- Little Fishie / When the Boat Comes In (Roud 2439; G/D 8:1562) (2.56)
- Bonnie Brid (2.38)
- Come Come My Brave Boys (Roud 17782) (3.09)
- The Snowy-Breasted Pearl (Roud 22450) (3.34)
- With Wellington We’ll Go (Roud 5824; G/D 1:153) (4.18)
- In Rochester City (Roud 1158) (3.21)
- Cane on the Brazos (Roud 10063) (4.06)
- The Vacant Chair (Roud 7714) (3.29)
- Tom Bowling (Roud 1984; TYG 84) (3.28)
Track 1 words trad., music Dave Moran, Steve Turner;
Tracks 2, 4, 7-8, 10-12 trad. arr. Steve Turner;
Track 3 Yvonne Lyon, David Lyon, arr. Steve Turner;
Track 5 trad. arr. Gerry Murphy, Steve Turner;
Track 6 Sam Laycock, arr. Steve Turner;
Track 9 words trad., music Nic Jones, Dave Moran;
Track 13 Charles Dibdin, arr. Steve Turner
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner
Groups featuring Steve Turner
Canny Fettle, Vary Canny, LP, Traditional Sound TSR 023, 1975
Canny Fettle, Trip to Harrogate, LP, Traditional Sound TSR 027, 1977
> Folk Music > Records > Steve Turner
Other records with Steve Turner
Various Artists, Room for Company, LP, Impact IMP-S 104, 1972
Harry Boardman, Golden Stream, LP, AK 7813, 1978
Paul Metsers, Caution to the Wind, LP, Highway SHY 7014, 1981
Sara Grey & Ellie Ellis, A Breath of Fresh Air, LP, Fellside FE031, 1982
Cockersdale, Prospect Providence, LP, EFDSS ESLP 001, 1985
Various Artists: Flash Company: A Celebration of the First 10 Years of Fellside Records, LP, Fellside FE050, 1986
Various Artists: Banklands: The Story of Fellside Records, CD, Fellside FECB100, 1994
Various Artists: Flash Company: A Celebration of 25 Years of Fellside Records (1976-2001), 2 CD, Fellside FECD156, 2001
Various Artists: Destination: The End of an Era for a Leading Folk Music Label, 3 CD, Fellside FECD282, 2018