> Folk Music > Records > Tiger Moth: Speed the Plough
Tiger Moth Speed the Plough
Speed the Plough Rogue Records FMSL 2006 (7" single, UK, 1983) |
Produced by Ian A. Anderson, Rod Stradling and Jon Moore;
Recorded by Paul Travers at Chestnut Studios, Churt, Surrey, in August 1983:
Mixed by Tim Wheatley at Chestnut Studios;
Cover deisgn by Lawrence Heath
Musicians
Rod Strandling: melodeon;
Jon Moore: electric guitar;
John Maxwell: drums,
Maggie Holland: bass guitar;
Chris Coe: hammered dulcimer;
Ian A. Anderson: bottleneck guitar [1];
Tracks
Side 1
- Speed the Plough (2.55)
Side 2
- The Belfast Poker (2.58)
All tracks trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Tiger Moth: Tiger Moth
Tiger Moth
Tiger Moth Rogue Records FMSL 2006 (LP, UK, 1984) |
Produced by Ian A. Anderson and Tiger Moth;
Recorded by Paul Travers at Chestnut Studios, Churt, Surrey, in August-September 1984
except track 7 recorded in August 1983;
Front cover and logo by Rodney Matthews;
Photos, type and layout by Ian A. Anderson except photo of Ian by Maggie Holland
Musicians
Rod Strandling: melodeons;
Jon Moore: electric guitar;
Ian A. Anderson: electric slide, rhythm and acoustic guitars, marraccas;
Maggie Holland: bass guitar, banjo;
Chris Coe: hammered dulcimer, clogs;
John Maxwell: drums
with
Paul Travers: synthesisers, voice loops, percussion [3];
Tracks
Side 1
- The Digital Watch (3.31)
- Larousse (2.30)
- The Rogue Orange (3.58)
- ’Smarlon (2.21)
- Soldier’s Joy (3.27)
- The Duchess Dressed in Blue (4.03)
Side 2
- Speed the Plough (2.58)
- The Seven Stars (2.48)
- The Electric Kettle (3.24)
- Marshal Curwen’s Polka / Pepper in the Brandy (3.03)
- Morris Oxford (2.49)
- Oats and Beans and Barley / The Hulichan (3.20)
- The Rope Waltz (2.06)
All tracks trad. except
Track 4 Hank Bradleyy
> Folk Music > Records > Tiger Moth: Howling Moth
Tiger Moth: Howling Moth
Howling Moth Rogue Records FMSL 2012 (LP, UK, 1988) |
Produced by Jon Moore and Ben Mandelson;
Recorded by Davie Kenny at Ideal Sound, London, in January 1988;
Front cover by Rodney Matthews;
Group phozo by Dave Peabody;
Guest photo and design by Ian A. Anderson
Musicians
Rod Strandling: melodeons, extra acoustic guitar [2];
Jon Moore: electric and acoustic guitars, synthesiser parts [11];
Ian A. Anderson: electric and acoustic slide guitars, guitar [11];
Maggie Holland: electric and acoustic bass guitar, banjo;
Ian Carter: keyboards, piano, extra melodeon [2];
John Maxwell: drums, percussion
with
Hijaz Mustapha: guitar [1],
bouzouki [6],
banjozouki [10],
vocals
Tracks
Side 1
- Sloe Benga (2.59)
- Sumolleh? (3.20)
- Polka Volta (2.49)
- Olympia (3.23)
- Conquer Your Glasses (3.37)
- The First Wife (3.16)
Side 2
- La Bastringue (3.21)
- Gone With the Lind (3.19)
- Flor Marchita (3.19)
- Mustapha’s Home Schottische (3.16)
- Moth to California (3.27)
- Sestrina (3.37)
All tracks trad. except
Track 11a Roger Edwards;
Track 11b John Kirkpatrick
> Folk Music > Records > Orchestre Super Moth: Salt of the Earth
Orchestre Super Moth: Salt of the Earth
Salt of the Earth (Song of Praise) Rogue Records 12FMS 106 (12" EP, UK, 1988) |
Track 1 produced by Jon Moore, recorded in June/July 1988;
Track 2 produced by Ian A. Anderson and Lucy Duran, recorded in May 1987;
Track 3 produced by Jon Moore and Ben Mandelson, recorded in May 1987;
All tracks recorded by David Kelly at Ideal Sound, London;
Sleeve designed and set by Ian A. Anderson;
Illustration Malimogo (The people of Mali) by the Markala Women’s Cooperative, courtesy Joliba, Picton Street, Bristol
Musicians
Maggie Holland: bass, vocals;
Jon Moore: guitar, vocals;
John Maxwell: drums;
Rod Stradling: melodeon;
Ian Carter: keyboards;
Ian A. Anderson: slide guitar;
Dembo Konte: kora, vocals;
Kausu Kuyateh: kora, vocals
with
Hijaz Mustapha: guitar [3]
Tracks
Side 1
- Orchestre Super Moth: Salt of the Earth (Song of Praise) (7.13)
Side 2
- Dembo Konte & Kausu Kuyateh: Mamma Maneh
(4.55)
from Simbomba (Rogue FMSL 2011, 1987) - Tiger Moth: Sloe Benga
(2.59)
from Howling Moth (Rogue FMSL 2012, 1988)
Track 1 words Maggie Holland, trad. tune from Guinea;
Track 2 Dembo Konte, Kausu Kuyateh;
Track 3 trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Orchestre Super Moth: The World at Sixes and Sevens
Orchestre Super Moth: The World at Sixes and Sevens
The World at Sixes and Sevens Rogue Records 12FMS 6-7 (12" EP, UK, 1989); |
Tracks 1-3, 5 produced by Ian A. Anderson;
Track 4 produced by Jon Moore, remixed by Ian A. Anderson;
Tracks 1-5 recorded by David Kenny at Ideal Sound, London;
Track 5 remixed 2004 by Simon Emmerson and Mass as a work-in-progress for
The Imagined Village CD;
Track 6 recorded off desk at the Camden Centre, London 2004;
Mastered by Peter Philipson, 2020;
Designed by Jali Roll Martian
Musicians
Maggie Holland: lead vocals [2-3],
vocals [4],
bass guitar [1-4, 6];
John Maxwell: drums [1-4];
Abdul Tee-Jay: lead guitar [1];
Rod Strandling: melodeon,
vocals [3];
Jon Moore: lead guitar [2-4],
rhythm guitar [1-2, 4],
electric guitar [6],
vocals [2-3];
Ian A. Anderson: slide guitar [1-4, 6],
electric slide guitar [5];
Ian Carter, keyboards [2, 4];
Dembo Konte,
Kausu Kuyateh: kora [2],
vocals [2];
Ben Mandelson: electric guitar [5],
electric baritone bouzouki [6];
Simon Emmerson: alto spoons [5],
cittern [5];
Mass: keyboards [5],
bass [5],
drum programming [5];
Chris Coe: hammered dulcimer [6];
Fran Wade: fiddle [6];
Martin Brinsford: drums [6]
Tracks
EP Side 1
- Radio Polka International (3.27)
- Salt of the Earth (Radio Mix) (4.03)
EP Side 2
- New Pony (4.51)
- Lone Wolf Blues (2.59)
CD EP Bonus Tracks
- Sloe Banga (Imagined Village remix) (3.58)
- The Duchess Dressed in Blue (live) (4.46)
Tracks 1, 5-6 trad. arr. Orchestre Super Moth;
Track 2 Jon Moore, Maggie Holland;
Track 3 Bob Dylan;
Track 4 Oscar Woods
> Folk Music > Records > Tiger Moth: Mothballs
Tiger Moth: Mothballs
Mothballs Omnium Records OMM 2012D (CD, USA, 1996) Mothballs Plus Weekend Beatnik WEBE 9043 (CD, UK, 2004) |
Tracks 3-4, 6-8, 13, 15-16, 20-21, 23 recorded by Paul Travers at Chestnut Studios, Churt, Surrey; produced by Ian A. Anderson and Tiger Moth;
All other track recorded by David Kenny at Ideal Sound, London, except track 18 recorded by Nick Cathcart-Jones;
Produced by Jon Moore and Ben Mandelson except tracks 2, 18 produced by Ian A. Anderson, tracks 10-12 remixed by Ian A. Anderson, Track 23 remixed in 2004 by Simon Emmerson and Mass;
Mastered by Duncan Cowell at Sound Mastering London;
Paintings by Rodney Matthews;
Tray card photos by Jak Kilby;
Design by Jali Roll Martian
Musicians
Rod Strandling: melodeons,
acoustic guitar [5];
Jon Moore: electric guitar,
synthesiser sequenced [Omnium 21],
vocals [11];
Ian A. Anderson: slide guitars,
second guitar [19],
marraccas [13];
Maggie Holland: bass guitar, banjo, vocals,
vocals [11, 22];
John Maxwell: drums, percussion;
Chris Coe: hammered dulcimer, clogs;
Ian Carter: keyboards,
melodeon [5]
with
Hijaz Mustapha: banjozouki [14],
guitar [1, 23],
animateur [2];
Abdul Tee-Jay: guitar and animateur [2];
Dembo Konte & Kausu Kuyateh: koras and vocals [11];
Flaco Jimenez: accordion [22];
Simon Emmerson: alto spoons and cittern [23];
Mass: keyboards, bass and drum programming [23];
Bob Sinfield: wireless world voices [2];
Paul Travers: voice loops and percussion [7]
Tracks
Mothballs (Omnium, 1996)
- Sloe Benga (2.59)
- Radio Polka International (2.49)
- The Digital Watch (3.31)
- Larousse (2.30)
- Sumolleh (3.20)
- Speed the Plough (2.58)
- The Rogue Orange (3.58)
- ’Smarlon (2.21)
- Olympia (3.23)
- Conquer Your Glasses (gRiotous Remix) (3.20)
- Salt of the Earth (Radio Mix) (3.50)
- La Bastringue (Jali House Mmix) (3.21)
- The Duchess Dressed in Blue (3.58)
- Mustapha’s Home Schottische (3.16)
- The Seven Stars (2.48)
- Gone With the Lind (3.19)
- Nail That Stoat (3.10)
- Moth to California (3.27)
- The Belfast Poker (2.56)
- Marshal Curwen’s Polka / Pepper in the Brandy (3.03)
- Sestrina (3.37)
Mothballs Plus (Weekend Beatnik, 2004)
- Sloe Benga (2.59)
- Radio Polka International (2.49)
- The Digital Watch (3.31)
- Larousse (2.30)
- Sumolleh (3.20)
- Speed the Plough (2.58)
- The Rogue Orange (3.58)
- ’Smarlon (2.21)
- Olympia (3.23)
- Conquer Your Glasses (gRiotous Remix) (3.20)
- Salt of the Earth (Radio Mix) (3.50)
- La Bastringue (Jali House Mmix) (3.21)
- The Duchess Dressed in Blue (3.58)
- Mustapha’s Home Schottische (3.16)
- The Seven Stars (2.48)
- Morris Oxford (2.49)
- Gone With the Lind (3.19)
- Nail That Stoat (3.10)
- Moth to California (3.27)
- The Belfast Poker (2.56)
- Oats & Beans & Barley / The Hulichan (3.20)
- New Pony (4.53)
- Sloe Banga (2004 Remix) (3.56)
- The Rope Waltz (2.06)
Tracks 6, 20 from the 7" single
Speed the Plough (1983);
Tracks 3-4, 6-8, 13, 15-16, 21, 24, Omnium track 20 from
Tiger Moth (1984);
Tracks 5, 9, 14, 17, 19, Omnium track 21 from
Howling Moth (1988);
Tracks 10, 12 remixed, originally from
Howling Moth (1988);
Tracks 2, 11, 22 from
The World ar Sixes and Sevens (1989);
Track 18 from
Square Roots (1987);
Track 23 special 2004 remix, work in progress for
The Imagined Village (2007)
> Folk Music > Records > Tiger Moth: Ostracon
Tiger Moth: Ostracon
Ostracon Ghosts From the Basement GFTB 7060 (CD, UK, 11 January 2024) |
Mastered by Peter Philipson;
Front illustration by Lawrence Heath;
Photos by Jak Kilby and Ian A. Anderson;
Design by Jali Roll Martian
Musicians
Ian A. Anderson: electric and acoustic slide guitars;
Chris Coe: hammered dulcimer,
clogs [2];
Maggie Holland: bass guitar, banjo;
John Maxwell: drums [1-8];
Jon Moore: electric and acoustic guitars,
synthesiser sequenced [8];
Rod Strandling: melodeons
with
Martin Brinsford: drums [9];
Ian Carter: piano [3, 5];
Ben Mandelson: bouzouki [3],
electric baritone bouzouki [9];
Danny Stradling: percussion [9];
Fran Wade: fiddle [9]
Tracks
- Polka Volta (2.51)
- Soldier’s Joy (3.24)
- The First Wife (3.17)
- Hunt the Goat (2.43)
- Flor Marchita (3.19)
- The Electric Kettle (3.21)
- Marshall Curwan’s Polka / Pepper in the Brandy (3.01)
- Sestrina (3.37)
- Bonus track: The Duchess Dressed in Blue (live) (4.46)
Tracks 2, 6-7 from
Tiger Moth (1984);
Tracks 1, 3-5, 8 from
Howling Moth (1988);
Bonus track 9 recorded live in 2004
> Folk Music > Records > Tiger Moth
Other records with Tiger Moth
See also the discographies of Maggie Holland, Ian A. Anderson, Hot Vultures, and The English Country Blues Band
Various Artists, Buttons and Bows Volume 2: A Further Celebration of British Tunes, 2 LP, Dambuster DAM 006, 1985
Various Artists, Square Roots: An Unlikely Selection From the Pages of Folk Roots Magazine, LP, Folk Roots FROOT 001, 1987
Various Artists, Jali House Rock, CD, Rogue BFMSD 5019, 1989
Various Artists, The Imagined Village, CD, Real World CDRW 147, 2007
Ian A. Anderson, Onwards!, CD, Ghosts From the Basement GFTB 7053, 2019
Ian A. Anderson, Onwards! Vol. 2—A Crown of Crows, CD, Ghosts From the Basement GFTB 7054, 2020