A selection of tracks played by Guinea Lane Saxophone Quartet

GLSQ Sing John Ball (excerpt) At Woodborough Church

The traditional English folk tune High Barbary, played by Guinea Lane, arranged for us by Karen Street. Artwork by Karen Street. Recorded and edited by Rob B. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studios.

High Barbary

The Labouring Man is a traditional English folk song with some new words by Roger Watson. Arranged by Rob Bartholomew for Guinea Lane. Artwork by Caro Reeves. Recorded and edited by Rob B. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studios.

The Labouring Man

Guinea Lane play The Abbots Bromley Horn Dance arranged for GLSQ by Rob Bartholomew and Tim Hill. Artwork by Caro Reeves. Recorded and edited by Ed Bersey ay Sylvafield Studio. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studios.

Abbots Bromley Horn Dance

Guinea Lane play the traditional English folk tune The Sheep Stealer, with new words by Rob Bartholomew. Arranged for GLSQ by Rob Bartholomew. Photograph by Ed Bersey. Recorded and edited by Eb Bersey at Sylvafield Studio. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studio.

The Sheep Stealer

The traditional English folk tune High BarbaryRosebud in June. Recorded and edited by Ed Bersey at Sylvafield Studio. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studios. Photo by Sue Orchard.

Rosebud In June

The traditional English folk song played by Guinea Lane, arranged for us by Rob Bartholomew & Tim Hill. Artwork by Karen Street. Recorded and edited by Rob B. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studios. Photo by Sue Orchard.

The Chaps of Cockaigny

Guinea Lane play Mundesse & Gathering Peascods from Playford's Dancing Master, arranged for us by Chris Lawry. Photo by Sue Orchard. Recorded and edited by Rob B. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studios.

Mundesse / Gathering Peascods

Guinea Lane play La Troucha, adapted from a saxophone trio composed by Fritz Pauer. Photo by Sue Orchard. Recorded and edited by Rob B. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studios.

La Troucha (The Trout)

Guinea Lane play All The Things You Are by Jerome Kern arranged by Don Ashton. Recorded by Ed Bersey at Sylvafield Studio. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studio.

All The Things You Are

Guinea Lane play The Abbots Bromley Horn Dance, arranged for us by Rob Bartholomew & Tim Hill Artwork by Karen Street. Recorded and edited by Ed Bersey at Sylvafield Studio. Mixed by Nick Beere at Mooncraft Studio. Artwork By Caro Reeves.

Abbots Bromley Horn Dance (long version)

Guinea Lane play "High Barbary", recorded live in concert at St Leonard's church, Marston Bigot, Wiltshire UK

GLSQ - High Barbary St Leonard's Marston Bigot

A tasteful melange of Christmas favourites and jazz themes, arranged for saxophone quartet to promote the ultimate Cool Yule.
Arranged by Rob Bartholomew

A Christmas, Madly

One of four Colombian songs I arranged and played with my friends Antonio Porras (vocal), Ron Vint (Percussion), Ros Penny (Piano), Chris Bolland (Violin), Fiona Stamp (Flute)

La Guayaba

El Perro

El Carretero

La Receta

Traditional song of farming, death and rebirth. Of course, it's all a metaphor really. Arranged for baritone, tenor, alto and soprano saxes

John Barleycorn

Traditional folk song arranged by me for saxophone quartet (baritone, tenor, alto, soprano) plus some tuba by Julian King and a bit of snare drum played by James Sear. Chorus by Dave Allon, Dave Tucker, Steve Forster, Fiona Stamp, Carol Bartholomew and Cheryl Bartholomew

The Hard Times of Old England

Arranged for saxophone quartet with chorus by Dave Allon, Dave Tucker and Steve Forster.

I'm the Man the Very Fat Man

Here’s a new, original song, These Are My People (and this is my home), written by myself and my old friend Pete Uglow. Performed by Sheepstealers with guest vocalist Sharon Vennall, plus the individual and collective glory of the Andover Museum Loft Singers, directed by Paul Sartin.

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