by Rosie Eade. From her debut album No Fairytale.
www.rosieeade.co.uk

Cinderella Sticks the Knife in

This new song "All Gone Bad" was written in the lead up to Rosie playing Glastonbury Festival 2023 in the Science Futures part of the Green Futures Field - arranged as a release in advance of Rosie playing Glastonbury.

Music and Lyrics by Rosie Eade
Recorded by Jon Maybey, May 2023
Rosie - guitar and vocals
Jon - mandolin

All Gone Bad

I would gift you an ocean of harmony 
As the whale song drifts out to the crackling coral reef
I would gift you the seas to which our rivers flow
And take our voices to the great unknown
But its all gone, its all gone, its all gone bad

I would gift you the skies of silver and gold
As the sun dips down and the moon beams unfold
I would gift you the air above the highest peaks
Where my breath spirals to your cold red cheeks
But its all gone, its all gone, its all gone bad

I would gift you the earth where the wild flowers grow
And the bees drop by with a song of their own
I would gift you the ground where our footprints lay
From the last time we wondered down that way
But its all gone, its all gone, its all gone bad

I would gift you the fire in my heart once more
If I knew you'd return colour to our grayscale shore
I would gift you the flame that burned so bold
When I first saw your eyes we were so very far from home
But its all gone, its all gone, its all gone bad

All Gone Bad

Venice by Rosie Eade
Recorded live at the Royal Portland, 2023.
With Jon Maybey on mandolin and stompbox.

Venice live

Hope and Anchor

Rosie and Guitch
Live recording of their cover of Dirty Old Town by Ewan MacColl.
Feb 2024.

Dirty Old Town

Rosie and Guitch
Live recording of their cover of Look What They've Done to My Song, Ma by Melanie Safka.
Feb 2024.

Look What They've Done To My Song Ma

Dear Connie, by Rosie Eade, based on Lady Chatterley's Lover (DH Lawrence).
Recorded at Challow Park Studios, December 2014.
www.challowpark.co.uk
www.rosieeade.co.uk


Dear Connie

Rosie Eade Band live at the Village Pump Festival, 27th July, 2014.
www.folkpixie.co.uk

Rosie Eade vocals & guitar
Steve Matthews mandolin & tenor guitar
Lesley Conquest fiddle
Simon Stanley vocals & bass
Niall Robinson vocals, cajon & tabla

Recorded live from the desk thanks to the sound crew from PUXLEY LIMITED www.puxley.com

01 Seagull Eye View

07 Your Face Smiles

04 Broomfield Hill

05 The Fire

08 Avebury

09 Cinderella Sticks the Knife In

Venice

by Rosie Eade.
From her second album "Battlestorm", performed by the Rosie Eade Band.
www.rosieeade.co.uk
"Singer-songwriter Rosie Eade demonstrates a confident and punchy acoustic rock presence on 'The Fire', a fine taster for her album Battlestorm", Rock-n-Reel Magasine, 2016.

The fire

by Rosie Eade.
Title track from her second album "Battlestorm", performed by the Rosie Eade Band. Inspired by a particular accident (one of many) on the A14, this then grew into a song about the timeless emotions of people waiting to hear if loved ones will return home safely.
www.rosieeade.co.uk
https://rosieeadefolkpixie.bandcamp.com/album/battlestorm

"Singer-songwriter Rosie Eade demonstrates a confident and punchy acoustic rock presence on 'The Fire', a fine taster for her album Battlestorm", Rock-n-Reel Magasine, 2016.

__Battlestorm__
As the golden arms of the sun reach from under the waves,
Your brand new white sails pushed you from shore.
Your little boat sailed away as dawn turned to day,
And I watched 'til I saw you no more

Now the storm battles closer
Flashes of iron in the sky
As the black clad armies, charge together
Hear them roar, the battle cry.

And I can’t reach you, I can’t save you, don’t know if you’re alive.

As the grey arms of the night close around the town,
You turn on your lights and head for home.
The black snaking road seems alive, sparks before your eyes,
Sharpened edges blurred by rain

And the storm battles over
Flashing lights on the A14
A speeding highway turned to stone
With a thundering roar and two mangled machines.

And I can’t reach you, I can’t save you, don’t know if you’re alive.

As the bloody arms of war close around the world,
The last kiss promised your return.
Flashes of news strike her heart, another hero dies
Her lovers photo falls unfurled.

Now the battle storms closer
Flashes of iron in the sky
As the black clad armies, charge together
Hear them roar, the battle cry.

Now the storm battles closer
Flashes of iron in the sky
As the black clad armies, charge together
Hear them roar, the battle cry.

And I can’t reach you, I can’t save you, don’t know if you’re alive.

Battlestorm

And So Today
Lyrics by Jackie Walsh. Music by Rosie Eade.

And So Today

700 Elves/Morrisons
Based on the arrangement of Seven Hundred Elves by Steeleye Span, but mixed in with Irish tune Morrisons.
From Rosie Eade's album No Fairytale.
www.folkpixie.co.uk

700 Elves

First hometown Essex performance of Rosie's song Mother at The Colchester Folk Club, Colchester Arts Centre, 01.04.19
For Mother's day, Mother Earth, and most importantly for Mum and everyone who knew her.
Thanks to Chris from the Arts Centre for the live recording of the gig.
www.rosieeade.co.uk

Mother Live2019

This new recording of The Fire (by Rosie Eade) was chosen to be included on a FORCE charity ep produced by Ed Pitman and featuring Ed on guitar with Rosie on piano and vocals.
For more details on the whole ep see
http://www.rosieeade.co.uk/music.htm

FORCE: https://forcecancercharity.co.uk/

Untitled - 29-10-19

The Fire FORCE mix

A montage of samples from Rosie's new album "Folk Pixie". Release date 1st May 2020. For more details see
http://www.rosieeade.co.uk/music.htm

Crazy Man Michael (Thompson and Swarbrick)
Mother (Eade)
No Greater Love (Eade)
The Fire (Eade)

Folk Pixie Montage

Third Album: "Folk Pixie"
Official launch 1st May 2020.

"This is me" album. Solo and acoustic spanning the oldest to newest songs and the favourites in between, plus some lovely covers that I've been gigging forever and can't believe I never recorded before. Recorded live at Challow Park Studios by Will Biggs (2019).
www.folkpixie.co.uk

Solo Album: Acoustic folk and rock influenced poetic songs about lust and loss, dreams and drinking.

Track Credits
All words and music written my Rosie Eade except
2. Crazy Man Michael by Richard Thompson and Dave Swarbrick
9. Behind Blue Eyes by Pete Townsend
1. Battlestorm verse 3, and 3. The fire verse 2: lyrics co-written by Mark Lemon of Hedgepig

Musicians
Performed by Rosie Eade on vocals and nylon strung guitar.
10. includes backing vocals from Randy Abel of Abel & Eade

Wheres The Old Man Gone

Behind Blue Eyes

Whisky And Betrayal (by Rosie Eade).

Official video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH5gT86_5HA&feature=youtu.be

Performed by Rosie Eade.
Audio recorded live at Challow Park Studios (2019) for Rosie's third full length album "Folk Pixie" - release date 1st May 2020.

Buy digital album here:
https://rosieeadefolkpixie.bandcamp.com/album/folk-pixie
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B084G2HGXX/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_WK-QEbV1W55E1

"For me, the best track is the bluesy 'Whisky And Betrayal",
RnR Magazine, Dai Jeffries, May 2020.

"the excellent "Whisky and Betrayal" with its interesting chord sequences and superbly crafted vocal acrobatics, returns to rock themes with the most Denny-like performance on the album",
FATEA Magazine, John Reed, May 2020. Full album review here: http://www.fatea-records.co.uk/magazine/reviews/RosieEade/?fbclid=IwAR0-s9ve67cwGxfdLFY-lUD7YvUQ2zFZjiMfiQ0Msz342LLjZ4t9UbsBS70

www.folkpixie.co.uk

Whisky And Betrayal (solo acoustic)

Third Album: "Folk Pixie"
Official launch 1st May 2020.

No Greater Love - Official Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYNGAhNbnbI&feature=youtu.be

"This is me" album. Solo and acoustic spanning the oldest to newest songs and the favourites in between, plus some lovely covers that I've been gigging forever and can't believe I never recorded before. Recorded live at Challow Park Studios by Will Biggs (2019).
www.folkpixie.co.uk

Solo Album: Acoustic folk and rock influenced poetic songs about lust and loss, dreams and drinking.

Track Credits
All words and music written my Rosie Eade except
2. Crazy Man Michael by Richard Thompson and Dave Swarbrick
9. Behind Blue Eyes by Pete Townsend
1. Battlestorm verse 3, and 3. The fire verse 2: lyrics co-written by Mark Lemon of Hedgepig

Musicians
Performed by Rosie Eade on vocals and nylon strung guitar.
10. includes backing vocals from Randy Abel of Abel & Eade

No Greater Love (solo acoustic)

Mother (solo acoustic)

Your Face Smiles (solo acoustic)

Third Album: "Folk Pixie"
Official launch 1st May 2020.

Video: https://youtu.be/mh3AhkSSI-c

"The pace slows for the introduction "Mirror" before the Patti Smith influence returns with a breathtaking second section blending rhythm guitar with for me, the vocal delivery of the album.", FATEA Magazine, John Reed, May 2020. Full album review here: http://www.fatea-records.co.uk/magazine/reviews/RosieEade/

"This is me" album. Solo and acoustic spanning the oldest to newest songs and the favourites in between, plus some lovely covers that I've been gigging forever and can't believe I never recorded before. Recorded live at Challow Park Studios by Will Biggs (2019).
www.folkpixie.co.uk

Solo Album: Acoustic folk and rock influenced poetic songs about lust and loss, dreams and drinking.

Track Credits
All words and music written my Rosie Eade except
2. Crazy Man Michael by Richard Thompson and Dave Swarbrick
9. Behind Blue Eyes by Pete Townsend
1. Battlestorm verse 3, and 3. The fire verse 2: lyrics co-written by Mark Lemon of Hedgepig

Musicians
Performed by Rosie Eade on vocals and nylon strung guitar.
10. Where's the old man gone: includes backing vocals from Randy Abel of Abel & Eade

Mirror (solo acoustic)

The Fire (solo acoustic)

Crazy Man Michael

Tiddy Mun by Rosie Eade "Folk Pixie" from her debut album No Fairytale (2012). 
Inspired by the Lincolnshire myth of Tiddy Mun, as described in 'A Dictionary of Fairies' by Katharine Briggs (Penguin Books, 1977) as collected by Mrs Balfour ("'Legends of the Cars', in Folklore (vol. II, 1891, pp. 149-56)") 
www.rosieeade.co.uk

Tiddy Mun

Avebury by Rosie Eade "Folk Pixie" from her debut album No Fairytale (2012) 
www.rosieeade.co.uk

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B06X9B12L1
https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/no-fairytale/id1208704853
https://rosieeadefolkpixie.bandcamp.com/album/no-fairytale

Avebury - Winter Solstice Mix

Folk Pixie singing out her love of folk, rock and thrashing her old nylon strung guitar behind stories of people, places, and gin.

Rosie Eade "Folk-Pixie", "An appealing touch of English folk influences ... clear and sonorous", (Bluesbunny, 2018). Inspired by Kate Bush and The Who as much as Steeleye Span, Rosie sings stories of people, places, and gin, written over many years gigging solo around the country, from a party in a field to Glastonbury’s Avalon Café, arranged around her love of folk, rock and thrashing her old nylon strung guitar. Her new album "Folk Pixie" celebrates her roots as a solo acoustic-folk performer with songs from the beginning of the journey to her most recent creations (to be released May 2020). "Sonically superb" (BunkFest Main Stage, 2016). "A confident and punchy acoustic rock presence", (Rock-n-Reel, 2016).

"sprightly and pleasing blend of contemporary singer-songwriter and folk stylings." Rock-n-Reel, 2013.

"enough presence and power ... to raise the dead." folkwords.com, 2012.

Rosie Eade "Folk Pixie" (scratch pad)

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