Discography
(chronological)
last
update December 11, 2017
7" |
Hello My / The Free Web Aram Jack Jason Ned Paul Willy |
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Mother Goose (23 rhymes set to music) index of first lines: Wee Willie Winkie One Misty Moisty Morning In Marble Halls White As Milk I Had A Little Pony If I Had A Donkey That Wouldn't Go Solomon Grundy Where Are You Going To My Pretty Maid There Was A Piper Had A Cow Tom He Was A Piper's Son The Dove Said "Coo Coo" There Was A Man And His Name Was Dob Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater There Was An Old Woman Tossed Up In A Basket There Was An Old Woman Called Nothing At All I Love Little Pussy Barber Barber Shave A Pig We Are All In The Dumps Hinx Minx The Old Witch Winks In Fir Tar Is Draw A Pail Of Water Telltale Tit Johnny Armstrong Killed A Calf I Won't Be My Father's Jack Vocals: Ned, Jennie, Willy Tom chorus: all boys + Will Guitars: Ned, Aram Bass: Willy Drums: Jack Yamaha: Jason, Jennie Roland Juno 6: Ned, Jennie Piano: Jennie, Ned Pro-Bar, Tamborine, Chopsticks, Whistles: Ned Engineer: Ned Absentee engineer: Paul Tracks 9, 18, 20, 22, 23 engineer: Jeff Producer: Ned Executive producer: Will Mixers: Ned, Jack Masterer: Jim |
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Summer Never Ends Her Little Kite First Date Around The Road Rock And Roll Summer Never Ends Night Is Most Uncertain The Wanderer Produced by the Anomoanon, Paul Oldham, and Bonnie Prince Billy Jack Carneal: drums Willy MacLean: bass Ned Oldham: songs, singing, guitar Aram Stith: lead guitar, Fender Rhodes on "Summer Never Ends" Jason Stith: keyboards, half-scale acoustic bass, bass guitar on "Summer Never Ends" Bonnie Prince Billy: background singing Paul Oldham: engineering and mastering Recorded May '98 in Shelbyville, Kentucky, except "Summer Never Ends" and "Around The Road", recorded October '97 in Birmingham, Alabama |
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Portland / Now Is The Season Jack Carneal: drums, back vocals Willy MacLean: guitar, harmony vocals on Portland, back vocals Ned Oldham: bass, guitar, lead vocals Aram Stith: guitar, synthesizer, back vocals Paul Oldham: engineer, masterer Produced by Paul Oldham and the Anomoanon |
CDR |
De Avonden XMAS 1999 (compilation) A Christmas Prayer Ned Oldham: guitar, singing Words by Robert Louis Stevenson, music by Ned Oldham |
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Songs From Robert Louis Stevenson's "A Child's Garden Of Verses" Land Of Counterpane The Moon My Ship And I The Lamplighter Singing Rain The Cow Windy Nights Escape At Bedtime System Good Night Shadow March In Port... Land Of Nod Time To Rise Fairy Bread Travel Where Go The Boats At The Seaside Farewell To The Farm Armies In The Fire To Any Reader Singing (other version) Jack Carneal: drums, chorus Willy MacLean: bass, chorus Ned Oldham: guitar, vocals Jason Stith: keyboards, chorus All songs by Stevenson/N. Oldham Except 1, 9, 17, and other "Singing" by Stevenson/A.Stith Special guest musicians: Will Oldham: guitar, keyboards, harmony vocals Paul Oldham: guitar, bass, synthsizer David Pajo: drums, guitar Peter Townsend: drums, percussion Engineered by Paul Oldham Produced by the Anomoanon and Will and Paul Oldham The Wind is a previously unreleased track from this album and can be found on the Apostrophe Cast site |
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The Anomoanon Going To The Sea Flock Camp Mermaid's Womb Baby, Baby, Baby Baby It's You Expect Snakes Wonder Better Window (I Can't See Past The...) On The Beach ++Now Is The Season ++The Monster (both extra on Japanese release) Ned Oldham: vocals, harmonica, guitar Willy MacLean: bass, backing vocals Jack Carneal: drums, percussion Jason Stith: keyboards Aram Stith: lead guitar Paul Oldham: engineer Produced by the Anomoanon & Paul Oldham Recorded at Rove Studios, Kentucky "Baby It's You": Davey Williams: lead guitar Ed Reynolds: Wurlitzer Randall Shurbert: drums, vox Mike Portera: bass engineered by Randall & Barron "The Monster" Recorded by Jesse Poe Mixed by Brian Paulson Barking: Jesse Recorded at the Annex Mixed at the Sound of Maine |
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Envoi Villon Ballade Of Villon And Fat Margot Ballade Of Good Doctrine To Those Of Ill Life Ballade John Of The Slum "Ballade Of Villon And Fat Margot": Ned Oldham: Guitar, Vocals Aram Stith: Electric Guitar Mike Portera: Electric Guitar Jason Stith: Keyboards Tony Bailey: Drums Willy MacClean: Bass "Ballade Of Good Doctrine...": Ned Oldham: All Instruments "Ballade": Ned Oldham: Guitars, Vocals Jason Stith: Piano "John of the Slum": Ned Oldham: Guitars, Bass, Drums, Vocals Aram Stith: Guitars Music by Ned Oldham Lyrics by Francois Villon Quatrain translation by Fance Franck Engineered by Paul Oldham Produced by Paul Oldham and Ned Oldham Ballade Of Things Known is an outtake and was available through the Palace Records site for a while |
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Asleep Many Years In The Wood Sixteen Ways Ain't Skeert Bluebird Of Happiness Kick Back Complaint One That Got Away Tongue And Heart Sadie And Rudy Y'Know A Story Asleep Many Years In The Wood Ned Oldham: Guitar and Lead Vocals, Tubular Bells Jack Carneal: Drums, Backing Vocals Willy MacLean: Electric Bass, Backing Vocals Aram Stith: Guitar, Backing Vocals, Virtual Mellotron, Organ Jason Stith: "There In Spirit" with: David Michael Curry (viola on track 3 & 5) Ward Deters (backing vocals, high ooos on track 11) Dave Heumann (backing vocals on track 2, 3, 5, 7, 9) Jennie Oldham (backing vocals on track 1) Sam Oldham (crying on track 1) Will Oldham (backing vocals on track 6) All songs by Ned Oldham except "Sixteen Ways": lyrics by Ned Oldham, music by Aram Stith Recorded July 2001 at Onley Farm, Onancock, Virginia, using Rove Mobile Unit Engineered by Paul Oldham with help from Pooh Johnston Additional recording and mixing done at Rove Studios, Shelbyville, Kentucky Produced by the Anomoanon and Paul Oldham |
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Portrait Of John Entwistle Heaven And Hell Cherries Two Eyes Wild John Entwistle "Heaven and Hell" and "Two Eyes Wild": Jack Carneal: drums Dave Heumann: organ and vox Aram Stith: lead guitar Paul Oldham: bass and vox Ned Oldham: vocals and guitar Recorded at ACR studios, Baltimore; engineered by Craig Bowen "Cherries": Jason Stith: synth and vox Aram Stith: guitar Mike Portera: guitar Ned Oldham: vocals and guitar (flange) Tony Bailey: drums Willy MacLean: bass Recorded at Rove Studios, Shelbyville, KY; engineered by Paul Oldham "John Entwistle": Ned Oldham: vocals and guitar Aram Stith: guitars and vox Willy MacLean: bass Jack Carneal: drums and vox Paul Oldham: synth and guitars Recorded at Invasive Studios, Baltimore; engineered by Paul Oldham All music and words by Ned Oldham except Heaven and Hell: music and lyrics by John Entwistle; and Cherries: music by Ned Oldham, lyrics by C.M. Barker. |
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The Derby Ram Little Birdy A Man Of Words As I Walked By Myself Cambric Shirt Mary Had A Pretty Bird / Bluebirdy Jam Ding Dong Bell For Every Evil Bourbon Whiskey / The Derby Ram O Lady Wind One For Anger I Would If I Could The Girl In The Lane Black And Brown (on the HPR release only) Ned Oldham: bass, acoustic & electric guitar, harmonica, percussion, tom tom, vocals Aram Stith: acoustic & electric guitar, bass, synthesizer Jack Carneal: drums Willy MacLean: "bourbon whiskey" choir Dave Heumann: harmony vocals, keyboards Walker: banjo, harmony vocals, upright bass Paul Oldham: "bourbon whiskey" choir, acoustic slide guitar (track 9), synthesizer (track 12) Jodie Marston: harmony vocals (track 10) Red Scott Wallace Brown: keyboards (track 8) Ned and Paul all instruments on "Black and Brown" All music by Ned Oldham except "Little Birdy" by Aram Stith All lyrics traditional except "Black and Brown" words by Ned Oldham Produced by the Anomoanon and Paul Oldham Recorded at Invasive Studios, April 2003, by Ned Oldham and Aram Stith Additional recording by Ned Oldham, Invasive Mobile, summer and fall 2003 and by Paul Oldham at Folly Beach, South Carolina, October 2003, and at Rove Studios, November 2003 Mixed by Paul and Ned at Rove, November 2003 Mastered by Paul Oldham |
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Joji Down And Brown Leap Alone Mr. Train Green Sea After Than Before Wedding Song Nowhere Bird Child Ned Oldham: guitar & vocals Aram Stith: guitar & backing vocals Jack Carneal: drums & backing vocals Willy MacLean: bass & backing vocals Dave Heumann: keyboards & backing vocals Walker: upright bass, banjo & backing vocals Jodie Jean Marston: backing vocals Music and words by Ned Oldham except "Green Sea" music and words by Aram Stith and "Bird Child" & "Leap Alone" music by Aram Stith, words by Ned Oldham Recorded by Paul Oldham with the Rove Mobile Unit at Invasive Studios, Baltimore, Maryland, April 2004 Additional recording by Ned Oldham and Aram Stith |
LP/CD |
Everything Comes & Goes: a Tribute to Black Sabbath Planet Caravan A tribute to Black Sabbath with a.o. Paul Newman, Matmos, Four Tet, Curtis Harvey Trio |
5CD |
Not Alone Hit The Road This is a benefit compilation CD set from which all profits go to Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontierès' work with people with AIDS and HIV in West Africa. Other bands on it will be Six Organs Of Admittance, Devendra Banhart, Current 93, Thurston Moore, Nurse With Wound, Bonnie Prince Billy, Marc Almond, Vashti Bunyan and many more. |
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Thankful Let's Rove 'TRR100: Thankful' collects one new, previously unreleased song from nearly every band TRL signed since TRR50. |
7" |
Ned Oldham - Let's Go Out Tonight The One Light Black Dick Pierce If Tomorrow Comes Again Written, Performed, and Recorded by Ned Oldham in the Blue Third Floor (Baltimore, Maryland) |
LP/CD |
Old Calf - Borrow A Horse I Saw A Peacock With A Fiery Tail Bonny Cuckoo When I Was Taken Follow My Bangalorey Man Do Not Play With Gypsies Far From Home Stool-Ball A Gift, A Ghost/Monday Alone There Are Men In The Village Of Erith Henry Was A Worthy King What Did I Dream Old Calf is Ned Oldham: guitar, harmonica, vocals Matty Metcalfe: keyboards, accordion, guitar, vocals, bouzouki, whistle Michael Clem: bass, vocals, mandola, trombone Brian Caputo: percusion, vocals, glockenspiel Sarah White: harmony vocals (5, 6) Dave Heumann: guitar solo (6) Alex Caton: fiddle (7, 9) All lyrics traditional All music by Ned Oldham, except "Bonny Cuckoo", which is traditional, based on arrangements by Shirley and Dolly Collins All arrangements by Old Calf |
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Ned Oldham - Further Gone Further Gone God Will Let Me Know Ned Oldham: guitars, vocals Aram Stith: lead guitar Dave Heumann: harmony vocals Matty Metcalfe: organ, harmony vocals Alex Caton: fiddle, harmony vocals Michael Clem: harmony vocals Brian Caputo: drums Words and music by Ned Oldham |
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Shirley Collins Inspired Ned Oldham - The Blacksmith The album is available as download and is offered as gift when you donate to the help funding the making of the movie The Ballad of Shirley Collins. The invited artists are inspired by Shirley and donated a track dedicated to her. The photo left is of Ned and his brother Paul at his studio in Louisville, Kentucky, adding modular synthesizer and mixing the track. |
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Ned Oldham - New Year Carol "New Year Carol" a new recording of an ancient Welsh lyric set to a new tune. All the proceeds will be donated to the Cure Alzheimer's Fund. The song disappears on New Year's Day, January 1, 2015. Note from Ned: The recording offered here is not the Benjamin Britten version, though I found the lyric in another poetry anthology edited by Walter de la Mare, Come Hither. It was recorded to be given away as a Christmas offering until the idea of helping to fund Alzheimer's research, if only a drop in the bucket, seemed to be called for by the lyrics themselves. |
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Ned Oldham - Dark Mountain Performed by Ned Oldham & Jordan Perry The first song of Dark Mountain |
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Ned Oldham - Behind The Sun Performed by Ned Oldham, Jordan Perry & Matty Metcalfe The second song of Dark Mountain |
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Ned Oldham - Dead Rising Performed by Ned Oldham & Jordan Perry The third song of Dark Mountain |
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Ned Oldham - Old Calf Song Performed by Ned Oldham & Jordan Perry The fourth song of Dark Mountain |
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Ned Oldham - Around Again Performed by Ned Oldham & Jordan Perry The fifth and final song of Dark Mountain |
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