such a cool performance on that nylon string guitar

Skankalicious Ska Punk Swing Core from JOZI, South Africa.
We play MAXIMUM GISHCORE :)

Taken from the album CRAZY FRIENDS (2013)

Buy - Available 19 OCT

Crazy Friends

Twist and turn (vocals by Lois Walsh)

“★★★★★. The Storm is a compact debut record at just six tracks. But what a six tracks! … A fantastic debut, more please!" -  Maverick Music Magazine, UK

The Storm - performed and written by Velvet & Stone from The Storm released 15th April 2016 

Available on iTunes: http://apple.co/21KlHUs
Spotify: http://spoti.fi/1OgyuuF
Amazon Music: http://amzn.to/24S9o7l

Vocals - Lara Snowdon
Backing vocals and guitar - Holly Jo Gilbert-West
Violin and piano - Kathryn Tremlett

Produced by Jack Henderson. Recorded at The Convent and Ragged Moon Studios.




The Storm

Live recordings from rehearsal session in April 2016. 



GimmeShelter(rehearsal)

Cover version of Janis Joplin blues track, as recorded in New York 1970. 

FoolishWomanBlues(rehearsal)

Feel ripe on an airy night
Like a fish blown dry 
Feeling like the mellow
You know

Oh now
Oh no

One bum with a rotten hum and a fist that flies
Harshing up my mellow
You know

Oh now
Oh no

Mother, mother, mother, mother
Mother can you blow em away?
Mother, mother, mother, mother
Dear mother can you blow em away?

This group played after us 
Had spaced out smiles
Came up to me and Carlo

We said oh now
Oh no

They looked us over twice and they said real nice
‘You guys won’t get very far you know’

Oh now
Oh no

Mother, mother, mother, mother
Mother can you blow ‘em away?
Mother, mother, mother, mother
Dear mother can you blow ‘em away?

Oh I feel like
Oh I feel like it’s running away from me
And it brings me down, down, down, down
Oh, Mother!
Oh I feel like
I feel like they’re turning their backs now
And it brings me down, down, down Oh Mother!
And I feel like
Oh I feel like it’s out to get me man
And it brings me down, down, down, down
Oh Mother!
Yeah I feel like, man I feel like she’s running away from me
Oh it brings me down

Oh hold me love
Save me girl
Mother Superior
Life giver

And we live, and we walk, and the time, oh it’s short, but we turn up our hands to the sky, we turn up our hands to the sky for the mother

Mother

Identidad

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)

A Track that myself and Nic Jones arranged in the tuning of CGCGCC.
Nic didn't want to sing the track but I managed to get him to put in some backing vocals which were put at the back of the mix with plenty of ambiance.
A track I would call, an 18th century lament all about the ill fated Northwest passage expedition of 1845.

Franklin Live - Nic BV's Mp3

Extrait de l'album "Je serai docker" (Février 2020)

Le Retour Du Bâton

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.

Mirror (solo acoustic)

Rosie Eade "Folk Pixie" (scratch pad)

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