This is a night of English and Celtic music that focuses on English “ex-pats” John Roberts and Tony Barrand and the brand new release from the new Patrick Street lineup of Celtic fame. Both groups are appearing in Connecticut during the week and enjoy large followings here. For good measure, we programmed a few classics from both traditions and selections from Robin Bullock’s new album.
- Artist, "Title", Album, Label
- Steeleye Span, “A Calling On Song”, “The Blacksmith”, Heart of England, Music Club
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- Albion Country Band with The Watersons, “The White Hare”, Heart Of England, Music Club
- Steeleye Span, “Four Nights Drunk”, Heart Of England, Music Club
- Waterson:Carthy, “The Oxford Girl”, “The Galopede/Walter Bulwer’s Nos. 1 & 2”, Fishes & Fine Yellow Sand, Topic
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- John Roberts & Tony Barrand, “High Barbary”, “All Through the Ale”, “Jonah & The Grampus”, “A Pilgrim’s Way”, Twiddlum Twaddlum, Golden Hind
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- John Roberts, “The Boatman’s Cure”, “What Fortunes Guide A Sailor/Leave Her Johnny”, Sea Fever, Golden Hind
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- Patrick Street, “Sergeant Small”, “Seanamhac Tube Station”, “The Rich Irish Lady”, “Down The Broom/The Gatehouse Maid/Mulvihill’s”, On The Fly, Loftus Music
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- Robin Bullock with John Doyle, “The Savage Wee Beastie/The Limerick Lasses/The Bird In The Bush”, Rosewood Castle, Dancing Wolf Records
- Mairead Ni Mhaonaigh & Altan, “The Jug Of Punch”, Holding Up Half The Sky/Voices Of Celtic Women-Vol. 2, Shanachie
- Francis Black & Arcady, “I’d Cross The Wild Atlantic”, Holding Up Half The Sky/Voices Of Celtic Women-Vol. 2, Shanachie
- Robin Bullock with Tony McManus, “Breton-Asturian Set”, Rosewood Castle, Dancing Wolf Records
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