Attention 'Catters with CD's

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: PHJim
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 12:48 PM

Kirby & Yates has a CD called Sittin' In The Kitchen

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 01:03 PM

I really appreciate that so many have posted so far, and hope more people see this thread. PM's have gone out to the first 50 (sorry - it's a "form letter".) I am going to stick with using this thread as my list as it makes it easier for me to manage getting out the pm's, and will hopefully reduce the likelihood that I end up sending someone duplicate messages.

Thanks, Ya'll.

Janie

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Jim Carroll
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 01:14 PM

Don't know if field recordings of source singers count but -
Double CD of Irish Travellers in London - 'From Puck To Appleby.
Double CD of singers from West Clare, Ireland - 'Around The Hills of Clare.

Jim Carroll

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: JedMarum
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 01:16 PM

I have a few

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 01:24 PM

Field recordings would be great, Jim, as you will see when you get the pm.

Field recordings, home recordings, CD's produced for the commercial market. If you have them, please post to this thread. You don't even have to type a message. I think there are a few folks who choose to not post to threads, only do pm's. Feel free to send me a pm if you want to know what this is about, but do not want to post to the thread.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Mark Dowding
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 01:41 PM

Please have a look HERE

Cheers
Mark

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: mandotim
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 01:55 PM

I've got one, and I'm on a few others as a sideman.
Tim

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: SINSULL
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 02:37 PM

LOL
Janie,
I am beginning to hate this thread. There are more than a dozen CDs I want and can't afford right now. Very frustrating. But I bet this thread will generate some sales.
SINS

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: GUEST,Stuart Reed
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 03:11 PM

The Brighton Taverners made three albums in the 70s & 80s. Their repertoire had many local connections and included songs from the nearby Copper family as well as by (then) local songwriters Steve Knightley, Allan Taylor and Miles Wootton.

They have always acknowledged a great debt of gratitude to Paul Downes, Phil Beer and Steve Knightley, without whose help these albums would probably never have seen the light of day and whose musical contributions made all the difference.

These albums have now been remastered to CD-R.
In the unlikely event that anyone would want to clutter up their CD shelf please email me at [e-mail]


WRAP IT UP FOR THE LADY (1976)

The Jolly Beggar Man   
Babes In The wood   
Ye Jacobites By Name   
The Travellers Came To Redbridge
D-Day Dodgers
Whisky In The Jar
Please Don't Bury Me
Down By The River
Wrap It Up For The Lady
The Lover's Complaint
Una Paloma Blanca
Goodnight

The Taverners:
    Pete Cartlidge, vocals
    Geoff Goater, bass, vocals
    Stu Reed, guitar, vocals
    Andy Tunmer, guitars, whistle, vocals

Additional Backing:
    Phil Beer, fiddle
    Martyn Bradley, concertina
    Paul Downes, mandolin


SAME OLD FRIENDS   (1978)

I'm Looking Out For Number One (Knightley)                
Jock Stewart                       (Trad)                        
Banks Of The Bann                      (Trad)                        
Same Old Friends                      (Downes / Knightley)        
Spencer The Rover                     (Trad)                        
The Hills Of Shiloh              (Silverstein)                
The Bells Of Rhymney              (Davies / Seeger)        
The Sinking Of The Reuben James (Guthrie)                
Friends                              (Knightley)                
Take Me Back To Eastbourne        (Wootton)                
Down By The Salley Gardens        (Trad)                        
Back Again                              (Taylor)        

Steve Knightley        guitar, vocals
Phil Beer                fiddle, mandolin, vocals
Paul Downes                guitar, mandolin, vocals
John Vickers                banjo, percussion
Ken Byng                pedal steel guitar        


LAZY AFTERNOON   (1979)

Losers can Be Winners        
Rose Of Allandale                
Sit You Down                
The New St George        
Railway Hotel                
George's Bar                
The Price Of Coal                
Lazy Afternoon                
John Blunt / Merrily Kissed The Quaker   
I Could Not Take My Eyes Off Her
Name & Number                
Buddy Can You Spare A Dime?   

        THE TAVERNERS
Geoff Goater    bass, keyboards, vocals
Stuart Reed    guitar, vocals
Andy Tunmer    guitar, accordion, piano, vocals

                  With :
Steve Knightley:        guitars, vocals
Phil Beer:                fiddle, mandolin, vocals
Paul Downes:                guitar, vocals
John Vickers:                banjo
Alleyn Menzies:               drums
Steve Hutt:                bass
Lizzie Tunmer:               keyboards, vocals
Martyn Angell:               cello
Rose Futej:                vocals

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: RiGGy
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 04:00 PM

I'm in on this one !
Latest :
Somewhere in Between

Earlier :

Nautical, Pastoral and Pub Song

Before that even was
Search Hills and Valleys Through

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: GUEST,John from Elsie`s Band
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 04:25 PM

We, "ELSIE`S BAND", are coming on board. Our CD "Cutaway Mike" was launched in November 2009. A seventeen track album of songs from and about southern England.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Commander Crabbe
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 04:33 PM

"About Time" recorded with Charliestu as "Perish the Thought" in 2008


Com Crab

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Jock O' Dreams
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 05:06 PM

I have two CD's currently available:

"Simply Songs" which is of myself singing unaccompanied with harmonies by Mike Hill.

and

"Burnt Offerings" which is myself and Mike Hill singing as the duo
Scunner's Kitchen with instruments.


Jim McAdams

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Paul Davenport
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 06:07 PM

Liz and I have two CDs, 'Under the Leaves' (2006) and 'Songbooks' (2008). Both a mix of traditional and own songs in traditional vein.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: katlaughing
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 06:17 PM

I know what you mean, Sinsull! I just *thought* I had a lot of Mudcatters' CDs!

Janie, I have my dad's Cow Songs which was a tape, but wilbyhillbilly cleaned it up a bit and put it on CD. You may hear a sample of it on his page at Vinyl Transfer. (Scroll down to Sparky Hudson.) I think it is where I can find it easily (in the depths of my desk:-)

I am also on the Mudcat CD for kids which I cannot find on here at the moment.

katkurious:-)

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: The Sandman
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 06:19 PM

i have several cds available see my website http://www.dickmiles.com

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 10:36 PM

Refresh, to keep this up near the top for the next day or so.

Working on a bit of a deadline.

If you know a 'catter who perhaps has not seen this thread, please draw their attention to it. If you have posted and gotten my pm, feel free to pass the information on.

If you have not recorded your music, or done field recordings but are wondering what this is about, send me a pm. There is a place for you to participate in this project if you should choose to do so after learning more.

And mercy bucket to those who have responded so far. I don't think I have missed messaging anyone who has posted thus far, but if you have posted here and have not received a pm, let me know, either here or via pm.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Justa Picker
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 10:46 PM

One CD including a couple of tracks featuring the late Rick Fielding.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Phil Cooper
Date: 06 Jan 10 - 11:41 PM

Hi Janie,

   I've been on quite a few CD's in both the Cooper & Nelson and Cooper, Nelson & Early bands and with the newest band February Sky.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Michael Harrison
Date: 07 Jan 10 - 12:20 AM

Well, I'm game; what the hell. I've got one solo CD that was released shortly after the Civil War - 1867, I think. Following that I did a CD with a friend of mine that was a collection of songs for kids of all ages. Not much, but all I could afford to do so far.
Cheers,.................Harrison

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 07 Jan 10 - 10:57 AM

refresh

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Suffet
Date: 07 Jan 10 - 11:56 AM

I have three CDs of my own:

Now the Wheel Has Turned (2005)
I've Been Up On the Mountain (2007)
Low Rent District (2008)

I also co-produced a compilation CD on which I am one of several performers:

Open Your Hearts to the Paradise: the Best of the Woody Guthrie Birthday Bash 2001-2008 (2009)

Finally, I have an album available as a digital download only, not as a CD:

Old Fashioned Folksinger (2009)

Information about all of these is available on CD Baby page.

--- Steve Suffet

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Mrs Scarecrow
Date: 07 Jan 10 - 02:09 PM

Stolen Kisses - me alone when I was Ann Mathews
Scarecrow - Me and husband Dave Reader
Annie's going to sing a song - alone as Ann Reader
all are original material
Dave and I are starting to work on a second one together and then we will see if there is enough left over for another one on my own I write about 4 songs for every one he writes!

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 07 Jan 10 - 10:38 PM

Refresh in the name of unashamed attention-seeking for the sake of a mysterious project....that you may not be interested in at all, but won't know unless you post and get a pm of explanation - and many folks turn out to be interested.

Want to reiterate that I am reaching out to folks with recordings of the "home-grown" and field variety too.    This is about folks!

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: michaelr
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 12:09 AM

Janie is too modest to tell everyone, but I have it on good authority that her son heads a major record label and has asked her to recommend a good folk act...

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: IvanB
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 12:31 AM

In 2003, a friend of mine recorded me singing some of my favorites and made a CD of them which he distributed to some of our former high school classmates (from 50+ years ago). No production work was done on it, so I guess it'd be called a 'field' recording.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 12:33 AM

snort!

urrrr....what I mean is......


Don't know, do ya'?
Makes ya' wonder, don't it?







Leastways, I hope so.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 12:36 AM

Oh dear. The snort was responding to michaelr, Ivan, and not a response to your post!

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: sharyn
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 01:03 AM

I've got one CD, "Paris" and seven mixed tracks from the next one, which might be called "Better Undefined."

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: My guru always said
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 03:02 AM

This is such a worthwhile project (I know), well done Janie!!!

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Darowyn
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 04:37 AM

I could have sworn I'd posted this on the other thread about three years ago, but apparently I didn't, so I'll add my CD to this list.
"It Was a Dark and Stormy Night..." is a CD of my original songs, with all instuments played and recorded by me, and including the local "hit", Doormat. It's available almost everywhere on internet sites thanks to CD Baby, iTunes etc.
I'm currently working on "Legends", but there is a studio to complete before any serious creative input to that. I have made a start on Odysseus & the Sirens (Thanks George P) and "Njal's Saga", and the ideas book is filling up with thoughts about Pandora, Arthur, Roland and all things Persian. Beowulf is now up to version 3- and I'm still not sure it's quite right.
Cheers
Dave

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Charley Noble
Date: 08 Jan 10 - 08:04 AM

Janie-

I have produced 4 CDs to date, primarily nautical songs, some traditional, some original or ones that I've adapted for singing from old poems:

Uncommon Sailor Songs (2004)
More Uncommon Sailor Songs (2005)
Old Sailor-Poets (2007)
Sailortown Days (2009)

Notes, Lyrics, and MP3 samples of all tracks are available from my website: Click here for website

Cheerily,
Charley Noble

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 12 Jan 10 - 08:33 PM

Last call for participants, as well as a reminder to participants to get to the mailbox or post office soon, if you have not already done so.

As this thread has run it's course, Joe will be closing it down soon so as to avoid confusion with the Mudcat CD Permathread.

Huge thanks to everyone.

If you have CD's to promote or sell, and have not posted them to that thread, I encourage you to do so.

You can find that that thread at Mudcatter CD's Permathread.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: sing4peace
Date: 12 Jan 10 - 09:11 PM

I have two recordings to date: both available through
White Rose Music
P.O. Box 187
Warren, RI, USA 02885


On CD - Joyce Katzberg and the Kat'z Meow (2005)

On Cassette: Joyce Katzberg and Friends (1987)

You can hear some of those cuts at: http://www.myspace.com/joycekatzberg

Hope I'm not too late.

Peace to y'all,
Joyce

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: GutBucketeer
Date: 12 Jan 10 - 11:33 PM

Janie:

The bands that I am in each have a cd. The All New Genetically Altered Jug Band, and Snakehead Run. I also have a CD of the Best of Gutbucketeer and Friends from various shows that I have done.

JAB

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: The Doctor
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 05:32 AM

I made one in 2008, 'Damn your eyes, Doctor!', with the following tracks:
The hunt is up
The Squire of Tamworth
The Forlorn Lover
April Morning
Spencer the Rover
The Black Cook
Peggy Gordon
Here's to the last to die
Over the Hills
The White Cockade
The Water is Wide
The Unquiet Grave
The Prickilie Bush
Cawsand Bay
Stow Brow
Supper isn't ready

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Jack Blandiver
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 06:05 AM

Any amount of traditional & related recordings, with more on the way...

See: http://www.myspace.com/venereumarvum

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: GUEST,bankley
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 07:48 AM

I have several older ones. 2 new ones coming out this spring, plus vinyl
33-1/3, 45.... I still haven't done a 78... but keep entertaining the idea..

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Don(Wyziwyg)T
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 09:59 AM

Hi Janie.

I have a home recorded CD of my songs, entitled "Hiding at the Bottom of Her Handbag", which I sell at gigs.

Don T.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: HipflaskAndy
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 10:22 AM

I have three commercially/professionally produced CDs so far,
My solo, acoustic 'Bed Of Straw' and,
with the electric folk-rock Duncan McFarlane Band,
our debut studio album 'Woodshed Boys'
and the most recent, 'All Rogues & Villains' - Five Star review from Rock 'n' Reel (now R2)

Plus several others that are 'home produced'.
All the albums are 60/40 Trad/my own compositions.
Track listing can be seen and samples heard at www.duncanmcfarlane.co.uk
With some complete tracks to hear at the band's MySpace at… DMcF MySpace

Cheers - Duncan McFarlane

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: GUEST,Fred Bailey
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 04:20 PM

still not to proud (or scared) to offer history, mystery and advice to the gullible

"Ain't Comin' Back (this year)"

www.fredbaileymusic.com

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: radriano
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 04:52 PM

My singing partner and I have two released CDs of the sea shanty variety.

radriano

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: McGrath of Harlow
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 05:44 PM

I put together a couple a few years back (very home-made) which a few Mudcatters and others have asked for copies (and received them) - "Marmite and Other Songs" and "Sweet Liberty".

I see that InOBU hasn't posted - he's done some great ones.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: reggie miles
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 08:42 PM

Hello Janie,

I currently have released 8 self produced recordings and I'm a featured artist on a dozen others. I'm in the process of working on a few more. Why stop now?

I have five available titles via CD Baby.

- Stray Dog Blues (1995) new & used blues
- 51 Highway Blues (2006) new & used blues
- Handsful O' Blues (2008) all original songs
- These Old Shoes (2008) all original songs
- War Mongerin' Man (2008) all original songs

http://www.cdbaby.com/all/reggiemiles

I have one more current project that features just musical saw playing traditional Christmas melodies.

- Seasonal Sawngs 2008

I also have two available in limited editions directly from me. [e-mail]

- At The Crossroads (LIVE) jug band blues with Ham Gravy
- Fresh Picked (2004) all original songs

I also have a few that never made it out of production. I began the projects but never completed them for one reason or another. These may eventually surface as obscure live shows with friends or collections of miscellaneous performances.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: dwditty
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 09:11 PM

I got one.

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Songbob
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 09:23 PM

I am on two CDs with the band Civil War Comrades (though only one uses that name, since we recorded it before the change in names). Look for Douglas Jimerson on I-Tunes, and the CDs are "The Civil War" and "A Lincoln Portrait." I like the latter better, since that's the one with more input from me -- I get lost in the mix in the other.

I'm working on a CD of my own music (which means music I play, not just songs I wrote), with maybe six numbers nearly finished, a couple of others needing more tracks or re-recording, and about 10 more just ideas at the moment. I'm recording it at Dennis Cook's, and have run out of money (not to mention other things, like time and such), but it'll be out sometime "soon." Geologically speaking, that is.

Bob

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: katlaughing
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 09:41 PM

I am really enjoying the samples! What a great bunch of creative folk you all are. Thanks!

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 10:20 PM

Some folks may want to participate after reading the pm I send in response to posts here, but find the cost of submitting your materials prohibitive, especially people outside of the United States. If that is the case, please respond by pm to discuss one possible solution.

Thanks.

Janie

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 10:50 PM

Can't resist the simple triumph of

Subject: RE: Attention 'Catters with CD's
From: Janie
Date: 13 Jan 10 - 10:50 PM

Beating leadfingers to 100!


I am easy to keep entertained.