Margaret's Children

Margaret's Children
Margaret's Children
Studio album by Guy Manning
Released Nov 2011
Recorded 2011
Genre Progressive rock
Label Festival Music (F2)
Producer Guy Manning & Tim Lawrie
Guy Manning chronology
Charlestown
(2010)		 Margaret's Children
(2011)
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Margaret's Children is the twelfth studio album released by Guy Manning.
It is the sequel to the 2006 release Anser's Tree.

Contents

Track listing

  1. FLEMING BARRAS (1645 - ????) [The Year Of Wonders] (09:49)
  2. JORGEN BARRAS (1834 - 1900) [Revelation Road] (05:11)
  3. AMY QUARTERMAINE (1862 - 1916) [A Perfect Childhood] (17:05)
  4. HARRIET HORDEN (1912 - 1955) [A Night At The Savoy, 1933] (05:05)
  5. JAMES FAIRFAX (1922 - 1945) [An Average Man] (06:31)
  6. AMELIA FAIRFAX (1926 - 2010) [Black Silk Sheets Of Cairo] (07:58)
  7. DAVID LOGAN (1967 - 2022) [The Southern Waves] (08:47)

All words and music written by Guy Manning

Personnel

Guests

  • John Kennard: Vocals, Darbuka and Drum program consultancy
  • Marek Arnold: Soprano Sax, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax and Clarinet (Courtesy of 'Toxic Smile')
  • Ian 'Walter' Fairbairn: Fiddle
  • Kathy Hampson: Cello
  • Leon Camfield (Courtesy of 'Tinyfish'): Assorted percussion
  • Mark Woodward: Additional Violin
  • Phideaux (As the 'MC at the Savoy')

References

External links

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Guy Manning • Joe Casey • Chris Catling • Kevin Currie • Steve Dundon • Kris Hudson-Lee • Julie King • Tim Leadbeater •
Studio albums
Tall Stories for Small Children (1999) • The Cure (2000) • Cascade (2001) • The Ragged Curtain (2002) • The View from my Window (2003) • A Matter of Life & Death (The Journal of Abel Mann) (2004) • One Small Step (2005) • Ansers Tree (2006) • Songs from the Bilston House (2007) • Number Ten (2009) • Charlestown (2010) • Margaret's Children (2011)

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