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Bawdy Songs
Christmas Music
Early Music
Hammer Dulcimer Music
Harp Music
Hurdy-Gurdy Music
Instrumental Music
New Titles
Story Tellers
Teaching Materials
Text And Music
Victorian music
Vocal & A Cappella Music
Wedding Music
The Belles of Bedlam
Bells & Motley Consort
Bob McNally
Brass Farthing
Bruno
Cantiga
Chris Peterson
Consort Anon.
Country Matters
Craicmore
Ethan James
The Fyne Companions
Glenn Morgan
Goode Company
Hard Times
Highland Sun
Joann Gilmartin
Jolly Beggar
Laurie Riley and Bob McNally
Laurie Riley and Michael MacBean
Mara Freeman
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Mychael Wordsmythe
The New World Renaissance Band
The Oakwood Singers
Owain Phyfe
Pat MacSwyney
The Poxy Boggards
A Reasonable Facsimile
Saol Buzz
The Seadogs
Shawna Lynn Selline
Simon Spalding
Sirens Song
Stark Ravens
Stinkeye
Sturbridge Village Musicians
Tamarian Roberts
The Tinker's Own
The Waits Of Southwark
Wicked Tinkers
The Wild Oats
Wolf Foss
A wonderful collection of original and traditional Celtic songs and tunes.
| Samples | ||
| MP3 | Track Title | |
| Play | The Selkie Queen | |
| Play | Ayo Visto Lo Mappamundi | |
| Play | Kilkelly | |
| Play | Juan Coffeebean | |
| Play | I'll Tell Me Ma | |
| Play | New Oysters | |
| Play | The Water is Wide/Avalon's Shore | |
| Play | Jean De Nivelle | |
| Play | O, Kyrie, Thou Wilt Leave Me/Follow Me Up To Carlow | |
| Play | Mirror | |
| Play | Ye Mariners All | |
| Play | Whiskey In The Jar | |
| Play | Karelia's Song | |
| Play | In Liverpool | |
| Play | Come, Kate, and Sing | |
| Play | Boys of Bedlam | |
| Play | Wedding Bransle | |
| Play | Gaudete | |
| Artist | Performed | |
| Eben Brooks | * | Guitar, Bodhràn, Vocals, Songwriting |
| Craig Kozeluh | * | Bodhràn, Doumbek, Bones, Vocals, Songwriting |
| Katie Weatherup | * | Vocals |
| Wolf Klauschie | * | Didjeridu, Gusle, Saz, Triangle, Sticks, Mandolin, Vocals |
| Laura Kate Barrett | * | Vocals, Songwriting |
| Elizabeth Hostetter | * | Recorder, Flute, Pennywhistle, Vocals |
| Marc Biagi | * | Pennywhistle, Recorder, Vocals |
"Juan Coffeebean" was written on a dare from Bill Stoddard.
"The Selkie Queen" was composed by firelight, dust and red wine. Thanks to THL Ygraine.
"Avalon's Shore" was stolen borrowed from our good friend Enrique, who use to be an Oat way back when.
"Mirror" was written after reading Stephen R. Donaldson's The Mirror of Her Dreams and A Man Rides Through during a severe bout of unemployment.
"Karelia's Song" was recorded with permission from David R. Watson.
"Come, Kate, and Sing" is written in the style of 16th century catches. (Craig has never had coffee like this, but if you find some, let him know.)
"Wedding Bransle" was composed for the wedding of Gina and Oliver, and was recorded and performed with their permission.
Marc Biagi bids a fond farewell to the Oats and to all Oats fans. On this album, he plays on "The Selkie Queen", "O Kyrie Thou Wilt Leave Me" and "Mirror", and he sings on "Juan Coffeebean", "Avalon's Shore" and "Ye Mariners All".
Special thanks to: Steve Langdon, Rob Heller and Jill Bingham, Anastasia Hunter and Charles Herbig, Mistress Eilidh, the ever-changing company of Potrero War autocrats, and all of our fans. Without you, this album could not exist.
© 2000 The Wild Oats. All Rights Reserved.
Recorded at Langdon Production Studios, La Mesa, California
Produced by Steve Langdon and The Wild Oats
Replication by Oasis CD. Printed in the U.S.A.
Cover and interior art by Laura Kate Barrett (with a little help from Caravaggio).