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Laurie Riley and Bob McNally
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Owain Phyfe
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Mingled with colors of history and the textures of distant lands, these ancient songs have come to be as dear friends to me. They are collected here to "live" once more, recounting chance and circumstance from my own life. Perhaps, you will find that they likewise speak for you. To this end, join me... "Where Beauty Moves and Wit Delights."
Owain Phyfe
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| Samples | ||
| MP3 | Track Title | |
| Play | Fuggi, Fuggi, Fuggi | |
| Play | In A Garden So Green | |
| Play | Helas Madame | |
| Play | Daphne | |
| Play | Cantiga No. 48 | |
| Play | A La Una Yo Naci | |
| Play | Staines Morris Dance | |
| Play | Douce Dame Jolie | |
| Play | A Lieta Vita | |
| Play | Wee Be Soldiers Three | |
| Play | Maid In Bedlam | |
| Play | Goddesses | |
| Play | Since First I Saw Your Face | |
| Artist | Performed | |
| Owain Phyfe | * | Voice and Chitarra Batente |
| Bob Bielefeld | * | Recorders |
| Malcolm Smith | * | Fiddle, Rebec and Mandoline |
| Martha Gay | * | Harp |
| Max Dyer | * | Cello and Viola d'Braccio |
Percussion by Ray Dillard.
Vihuela (Wire strung, called a 'Chitarra Batente') made by James North, Brighton, Michigan
Viola Da Braccio courtesy of James Scoggan
Arrangements by Max Dyer and Owain Phyfe Copyright 1993.
Except "Douce Dame Jolie" Arranged by Bob Bielefeld and Max Dyer;
"Helas Madam" Arranged by Max Dyer
Second voice on "Maid in Bedlam", Paula Gilchrist
Second and third voices on "Wee Be Soldiers Three", Jim Perkins and Bob Bielefeld
Recorded 1993 at Heights Sound Studio, Houston, Texas
Recording Engineer, Karl Caillouet;
Pre-Mastering Pro-Type, Doug Robertson
Pre-Mastering and Assembly, Ed Wolfrum, Audio Graphics
Package Design by O'Neill Associates, Designers, Houston;
Cover Painting; Pygmalion and Galatea, by Jean Leon Gerome,
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York
Special Thanks to: Karen McConachie, Grace Krag, Carlo Copola, Corky Watkins and Leslie Bielefeld.
For further information, contact:
Nightwatch Recordings, PO Box 721010, Berkley, Michigan 48072