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Tales From Windsor's Tavern
Welcome to Tales From Windsor's Tavern! Oh, the tales you'll hear! Some of them are autobiographical and others were heard from customers at our Tavern. Bringing these tales to life through song is a complicated process. First the lyrics are written to tell the tale. These lyrics are then translated into a fitting vocal arrangement and brought to the group. As a group we transform the song into a work of art that is as unique and beautiful as each Merry Wife. We hope you enjoy our efforts!Cheers,
The Merry Wives of Windsor
The Merry Wives of Windsor
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| Samples | ||
| MP3 | Track Title | |
| Play | Windsor's Cider | |
| Play | Blonde Chantey | |
| Play | Green Fields of France | |
| Play | Three Drunken Maidens | |
| Play | Orpheus with his Lute | |
| Play | My Son John | |
| Play | Early One Morning | |
| Play | Pastime with Goode Company | |
| Play | Mad Jenny | |
| Play | Teddy O'Neil | |
| Play | Real Old Mountain Dew | |
| Play | My Johnny was a Shoemaker | |
| Play | Jenny's Story | |
| Play | Early to Rise | |
| Play | Come Roll Me Away | |
| Play | Susanna Martin | |
| Play | Heigh Ho! The Holly | |
| Artist | Performed | |
| Gretchen Anderson | * | Vocals |
| Claire Broderick | * | Vocals, bouzouki |
| Kathy Cady | * | Vocals |
| Myra Daniel | * | Vocals, cello, viola, whistle |
| Darien Elizabeth DeVries | * | Vocals, fiddle |
| Judi Domroy | * | Vocals, bodhran, tambourine, shakey egg |
| Heather Greene | * | Vocals, recorder |
| Kimberly Hughes | * | Vocals, mandolin, accordion |
| Tiffney Quin Mortensen | * | Vocals, whistle |
| Elizabeth Otis-Lorusso | * | Vocals |
| Jenny Wright | * | Vocals |
Stu Venable - Bouzouki, Guitar, Bass
Steven Schwadron - Mandolin, Acoustic Bass, Classical Guitar
Matthew "Tappy" Cadwallader - Bodhran
Jon Enge - Accordion
Casey Conner - Bouzouki
Phil Schwadron - Snare Drum, Field Drum
Judi, Heather, TheClaire™, Kathy - Clap Tracks
Steven Schwadron - Mandolin, Acoustic Bass, Classical Guitar
Matthew "Tappy" Cadwallader - Bodhran
Jon Enge - Accordion
Casey Conner - Bouzouki
Phil Schwadron - Snare Drum, Field Drum
Judi, Heather, TheClaire™, Kathy - Clap Tracks
Music Arrangements done by: Heather Greene, Judi Domroy, Stu Venable, Steven Schwadron, Charlie O. Essers, Claire Broderick, Myra Daniel, Tiffney Mortensen and Matthew "Tappy" Cadwallader.
Executive Producer: Heather Greene
Produced by: Judi Domroy
Recorded by: Stu Venable, Angry Folk Studio
Mixed/Mastered by: Charlie "Ollie" Essers & Stu Venable
Charlie Essers appears courtesy of Elana, Parker and Annalise Essers
Artwork/Layout: Kimberly Hughes
Cover Photo: Clare Trevor
Back Photo: Kimberly Hughes
Illustrations: Jeff Levine and DeeDee Drazkowski
Produced by: Judi Domroy
Recorded by: Stu Venable, Angry Folk Studio
Mixed/Mastered by: Charlie "Ollie" Essers & Stu Venable
Charlie Essers appears courtesy of Elana, Parker and Annalise Essers
Artwork/Layout: Kimberly Hughes
Cover Photo: Clare Trevor
Back Photo: Kimberly Hughes
Illustrations: Jeff Levine and DeeDee Drazkowski
Tales from Windsor's Tavern was recorded in September 2006 - January 2007 at the Angry Folk Studio (www.angryfolk.com). An extra special thanks to Heather and Stu for all their hard work building a studio, and mastering the recording arts.