MUSIC

This page gives details about the availability of music recorded by Polly Bolton and the Polly Bolton Band.

Polly also has a site devoted purely to her music. Go to the Links page to visit it.

The following are available at the moment and can be sent by mail order. All payments in British Sterling please. Please send cheques (payable to Polly Bolton) to :

ALL PRICES INCLUDE POSTAGE AND PACKING within BRITAIN and the EEC.

The Polly Bolton Band.
Long Awaited Re-release
£10 Britain and EEC £12 USA/Canada. On CD only.

We have just re-released this ever popular collection of traditional songs, including "A Week Before Easter", "Lovely Joan" and "Searching for Lambs".

Features Sue Harris on hammer dulcimer and singing a duet with Polly on "The Female Rambling Sailor".

Paul Dunmall and Polly Bolton.
New Album
£12 Britain and EEC £14 USA/Canada. On CD only.

A new album of improvised voice and woodwind works, with many amazing and bold peices, featuring percussionist Salah Dawson Miller, Peter Brandt on double bass and cello and the amazing Bulgarian singer, Kalinka Vulcheva.

The Polly Bolton Band.
Available on cassette tape @ £7.00 and on CD @ £12.00/£14.00 U.S.A.

A collection of mainly traditional songs including an up tempo version of the Gypsy Laddie, Blackwaterside and Clerk Saunders, a Childe Ballad that sends shivers up the spine! Features the legendary jazz saxophonist Paul Dunmall and Sue Harris on oboe.

The Polly Bolton Band with the late Sir Nigel Hawthorne.
Available on cassette tape @ £7.00 and on CD @£12.00/£14.00 U.S.A.

Setting of A.E.Housman's A SHROPSHIRE LAD, beautifully written by Steve Dunachie and John Shepherd. Warmly received by the British Housman Society, and featuring readings of poems from the work by the acclaimed actor, Sir Nigel Hawthorne.

Polly Bolton & Paul Dunmall.
Available on CD only @ £12.00/£14.00 U.S.A.

Two old friends who finally got together to make music! Most of the tracks are improvised pieces featuring amazing wind instruments and voice. I like this one!

Paul and Polly first met in London in 1972 and have worked together occasionally in various folk/jazz projects ever since.
Paul Dunmall is a leading avant garde saxophonist and Polly Bolton is well known for her decorative folk singing and amazing vocal range, so the combination is intriguing and often poignant.

Polly's first solo album released in 1988, produced by Ashley Hutchings, featuring Dave Mattocks, Mat Clifford, John Shepherd, Steve Dunachie, Phil Beer and Kimberley Roo

There are a few copies of this collectors' peice, on vinyl only for £25. May be your last chance to get hold of this album!

News of Polly's voice workshops, which include the Art of Celtic Voice Ornamentation can be found on the Events page