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Recordings
Our latest full CD is Nice Work If You Can Get It. Listen to excerpts below: as usual they are quite short and not representative of the high quality of the digital wax cylinders used to capture and wring out every last ounce of atmosphere from the sessions, but it should give those with wind up modems a fighting chance of getting to listen to the music before the meter runs out. Click the icon
Lots more music on the CD. Contact us if you want to order a CD (or just massage our egos). ŠThe New Foxtrot Serenaders 2006: no copying or lending except by prior arrangement.
Get a flavour of our 2004
CD Music Maestro Please
from excerpts
(mainly quite short!) where you see the Windows Media Player
All arrangements by John Ashworth. Read John's sleeve notes about these fascinating songs. More details of the recording (image of the back cover of the CD). Our recording
technique ŠThe New Foxtrot Serenaders 2004: no copying or lending except by prior arrangement.
A
White Christmas with the New Foxtrot Serenaders was released
in 2006 as our CD seasonal equivalent of the 45rpm EP.
The songs so
popular at Christmas today go back a bit so get the Serenaders
treatment. Get in the party mood with Jingle Bells (written in 1857
so ours is a relatively modern version, including vocals by Graham and
Oz on the Swannee Whistle), and wind down with our Christmas Medley
including Winter Wonderland from the '30s, and Have yourself a
Merry Little Christmas, Rudolf and White Christmas
from the '40s. Click the icons here for a taster of
ŠThe New Foxtrot Serenaders 2006: no copying or lending except by prior arrangement.
Our first CD is no longer available as we see if rarity will up its value. We may have a bit of a wait.
Foxtrot Records NFSCD1 ŠThe New Foxtrot Serenaders 2002
Rarer than a Harry Potter 7 first edition, we think. ŠThe New Foxtrot Serenaders 2002-2008: no copying or lending except by prior arrangement.
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for
the excerpt from the list below. The file size after the icon gives an
idea how long the excerpt is (and how long you might wait until you can
hear the excerpt without blips), although we couldn't compress the
vocal tracks too much as it makes Graham sound all lit up.
