The story of four lovely hens belonging to my cousin.

Rich Threads

Four Hampshire Maidens

Julie's lovely song, although written in the style of a sea song, is about the community of folk musicians and music lovers, who have been parted for so long and look forward to meeting again and singing together.

At the Passing of the Storm

At The Passing Of The Storm

During a visit to Mansfield folk Club,  a beautiful Cinnabar Moth was flying around the stage and landing on the instruments and a lady remarked afterwards that it felt as if her friend, who had just passed away, had returned for one final vist to hear the music. Julie wrote the song for her and for anyone who has lost a friend on the folk scene!

Like a Cinnabar

Like A Cinnabar - by Julie Wigley (All rights reserved)

Only Julie could write a song about a form, or bench seat! Set at the seashore, and telling the stories of some who pass by and stop to rest there!

The Form

Julie's plea for a better future for our planet.

Earthsong

Julie wrote this for me at a stressful time at work, when my sleep was often troubled by nightmares and I would disturb her in the early hours, with my tossing, turning and kicking and mumbling in my sleep.

Deja Vu In The Shape Of A Dream

Inspired by our friend Bob Ballard, who gave Julie the words for the chorus, she created this lovely song, telling how the footpaths and trails over our lovely hills, remember those who have passed this way.

This Land Remembers

Julie's song records how Percy Grainger used one of the first phonographs to record folk songs in Linconshire early in the last century. He later composed a classical piece called Lincolnshire Posy.

My Lincolnshire Posy

Julie's cheery song about the joys of Morris Dancing, featuring Doug Eunson on Melodeon and Sarah Matthews dancing with sticks and bells!

Dance The Morris

Julie's guitar was a gift from our friend Stuart Coupe in return for her singing some backing vocals on his album. he can have had no idea how much pleasure and inspiration, she took from it. She wrote this song for him.

The Luthier's Tale

For all who have enjoyed a holiday in Rome, the Eternal City

Steve and Julie

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