From the early days of Arthur the Stoat,  this song was written in a sunny garden in Suffolk prior to our first classic gig.  June midsummer 1993. 

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Michaelmas Daisy 1 (Sherden Sessions 2024)

ATS Sherden FREEFOLK

GO TO BED  (Sherden Sessions 2024)

Sherden - DRUID -

THIRD ONION

Stoats Of Sherden

MISSIONARY RIDGE

Free Folk (Live in Sherden)

Sea Dogs

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Derived from a Patti Smith song - M3 protestors, the Dongas Tribe, Hampshire 1990s

Ghost Dance (Stavordale, Station Hill, Hampshire 1994)

Nuts in May

Generation Blues

This track is a bit rough and ready, mainly live

Colin the Coypu (York 2009)

DoobiDoobiDooDoo

Meteorites

Video available:
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The Lords of Stavordale

Picus

Lying in the Stream

Arthur the Stoat are purveyors of independent rural pop who formed in 1992-3 in the Suffolk countryside.  They are comprised of multi-instrumentalists John "Fox", Tim "Tigger" Rafferty and Mike "Jackal" Bushell on vocals.  Over the period 1992-1994 they composed their initial repertoire and performed several memorable gigs, along with bass player Lucy Dickman, "Baby Moorhen" and dancer Timothei.  They continue to re-form every year or two and add to their canon of quirky, melodic music.  Mike went on to become the face of BBC Breakfast TV Sports and Tim and Pete maintain careers as field ecologists.

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