From the album 'Low Culture'. Mojo Folk Album of the Year, fRoots Critics Poll winner 2008 and nominated for three BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2009. A cover of All You Pretty Girls by XTC from the album 'The Big Express'. Filmed onboard the Kaskelot, at The Llandoger Trow and Southville Methodist Hall, Bristol Dec/Jan 08/09. Directed by Bob Blunden, Limbic TV limbictv.blogspot.com Thanks to Rob Salvidge and Chris @ The Kaskelot, Old Vic Theatre School, Sarah @ Faithspace, The Llandoger Trow, Sarah, Lou, Beth, Jenny, Jackie, Anna, Jeremy, Rob, Jim, Neil, Rich, Verity, Sunya, Ollie, Jack and everyone else we've forgotten.. + Informações

Remember how you always wanted to hear a cover version of Fleetwood Mac's 1987 hit Big Love played on a banjo? And remember how you always wanted to see the man who recorded that cover, Jim Moray, playing the song in a wood? And remember how you hoped there'd be at least two close-ups of his trainers in that video? Well today is your lucky day, because all three of these implausibly specific wishes have been granted by Holy Moly.. + Informações

Early One Morning/Young Collins by Jim Moray from the album Sweet England Buy the album! www.jimmoray.co.uk Get it from iTunes! tinyurl.com ©?2003 NIAG Violin by Robin Wilson Cello by Anna Picken ~Lyrics~ Early one morning, just as the sun was rising I heard a maiden call from the valley below. Oh don't deceive me, Oh never leave me, How could you use a poor maiden so? Remember the vows that you made to your Mary Remember the bower where you vowed you'd be true. Oh don't deceive me, Oh never leave me, How could you use a poor maiden so? [instrumental] Cos green is the garden and fresh are the roses, Fresh from the garden to wind on your brow. Oh don't deceive me, Oh never leave me, How could you use a poor maiden so? [instrumental] www.geocities.com. + Informações

taken from the album Skulk, available from jimmoray.bandcamp.com now, and all good record shops on the 9th of April 2012. Directed by Scubaboy www.scubaboyinc.com http www.facebook.com www.twitter.com jimmoray.bandcamp.com. + Informações

Jim Moray, Horkstow Grange, Colchester Arts Centre 12/3/12. + Informações

Performance of 'Early One Morning' at the BBC Folk Awards in 2004. Taken from the album 'Sweet England' which won Best Album that year. The backing film was specially made by Nick Whitehouse (at the time lighting director for Coldplay) and projected so it would appear to be one scene from the front, although this doesn't come across very well on camera. A valiant effort though! Five years later we played again at the same event with even more people on stage - www.youtube.com If you look carefully you can see Stephen Fry chuckling at the end.... + Informações

Photoshoot for the new album Skulk. jimmoray.bandcamp.com http Photography by David Angel Sorrel the fox trained by Emma Hills and supplied by AZ Animals. Filmed by Tim Chipping. Thanks to David Newton. + Informações

An interview with Jim Moray conducted at the 2011 Calgary Folk Music Festival. + Informações

From the album "Low Culture", www.jimmoray.co.uk. + Informações

Rufford Park Poachers from the album Low Culture Buy the album! www.jimmoray.co.uk Get it from iTunes! tinyurl.com ©?2008 NIAG ~Lyrics~ A buck or doe believe it so A pheasant or a hare Were sent on earth for everyone Quite equal to share Oh poacher bold, as I unfold Keep up your gallant heart And think about those poachers bold That night in Rufford Park Cos' they say that forty gallant poachers They was in a mess They'd often been attacked when Their number it was less Among the gorse, to settle scores The forty gathered stones To make a fight for poor men's rights To break the keepers bones The keepers went with flails against The poachers and their cause So no man there again would dare Defy the rich man's laws Upon the ground with mortal wound Head keeper Roberts lay He never will rise up again Until the judgement day Of all that band who made a stand To set a net or snare The four men brought before the court Were tried for murder there The Judge he said "For Robert's death Transported you must be To serve a term of eighty years In convict slavery" Oh poacher bold, your tale is told Keep up your gallant heart And think about those poachers bold That night in Rufford Park www.coopeboyesandsimpson.co.uk. + Informações

Live from BBC Christmas Session 2009. + Informações

Jim Moray opens his set at Knaresborough Frazer Theatre with Three Black Feathers.. + Informações

Jim managed to "unearth" this lost Child Ballad in a piece of musical archaeology as part of the recent Cecil Sharp project on Appalachian music, and now it's in his live sets. I guess it's related to the Scots song The Dowie Dens o Yarrow. It's absolutely exquisite - I hope he commits to recording it soon.. + Informações

A short video (in Vietnamese...) produced by the British Council about the trip to Vietnam to represent the United Kingdom in the 8th UNESCO World Congress in Hanoi, ending in a sold out show at the Hard Rock Cafe, Ho Chi Minh City. Thanks to Tho Le, Trang Bui, Cuong Dang, Joel Mills and Emily Wilcox-Sloan, and all at the British Council.. + Informações

Please check out his website, i cant be bothered 2 put the link here!. + Informações

JIM MORAY BAND. + Informações

From the I Am Jim Moray mini-album Buy the album! www.jimmoray.co.uk ~Lyrics~ Up in the morning at five, it's a wonder that we stay alive It sets me yawning to great the cold dawning And back to the dreary old drive Oh dear, I'm going to be late, Gaffer is standing at gate With his hands in his pockets our wages he'll dock us We'll have to buy grub on the slate And it's poverty poverty knock, My loom it is saying all day Poverty poverty knock, Gaffer's too skinny to pay us Poverty poverty knock, always one eye on the clock I know I can guttle when I hear me shuttle go Poverty poverty knock We have to wet our own yarn by dipping it in yonder tarn It's cold and it's soggy, it makes me feel groggy There's rats in that dirty old barn. Sometimes a shuttle flies out and gives some poor woman a clout She lies there bleeding while nobody's heeding Who's going to carry her out? And it's poverty poverty knock, My loom it is saying all day Poverty poverty knock, Gaffer's too skinny to pay us Poverty poverty knock, always one eye on the clock I know I can guttle when I hear me shuttle go Poverty poverty knock The tuner should tackle my loom, but he just sits there on his bum He's always busy a-courting our Lizzie And I just can't get him to come And Lizzie's so easily led, I reckon he takes her to bed She used to be skinny, now look at her pinny It's just about time they were wed And it's poverty poverty knock, My loom it is saying all day Poverty poverty knock, Gaffer's too skinny .... + Informações

Gilderoy from the album Jim Moray Buy the album! www.jimmoray.co.uk Get it from iTunes! tinyurl.com ©?2006 NIAG ~Lyrics~ Now Gilderoy was a bonny boy, and he would lots of ribbons wear, He's taken off his scarlet coat, And got a garter below his knee. He was beloved by the old and the young, Oh he's such a rakish boy, He is my sovereign heart's delight, My handsome bold young Gilderoy, Now Gilderoy and I was born, All in one town together, And at the age of seventeen, We courted one each other. Our mums' and our dads' they both did agree, Oh and crowned with mireth and joy, To think that I would married be, To handsome bold young Gilderoy. Now Gilderoy and I walked out, All in one field together, He's took me by the waist so small, And down we went down together. Oh when he had done all a boy could do, Oh he's rose and kissed his joy, He is my sovereign heart's delight, My handsome bold young Gilderoy, What a pity that a boy should hang, For stealing of another fair, For he stole neither house nor land, And he stole neither horse nor mare. But he was beloved by the old and the young, Oh he's such a rakish boy, He is my sovereign heart's delight, My handsome bold young Gilderoy. He is my sovereign heart's delight, My handsome bold young Gilderoy. www.geocities.com. + Informações

Nic Jones concert SBC 28052011 Jim Moray and Jackie Oates - The Blind Harper Jackie, and Belinda O'Hooley - Lord Marlborough. + Informações

Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, 15-Apr-2011. + Informações

Nic Jones concert SBC 28052011 Jim Moray - Billy Don't you weep for me Jackie and Belinda - Annachie Gordon. + Informações

Winner of Best Original Song at the BBC Radio2 Folk Awards 2009. Written by Andy Partridge. Jim Moray - mandolin, vocals Nick Cooke - melodeon James Delarre - violin William Bowerman - drums with John Hart - trombone Gavin Sharp - saxophone Neil Yates - trumpet Roy Bailey, Saul Rose, Paul Sartin, Jim Causley, Sam Lee, Damien Barber, Phil Beer, Jasper Future, Colin Oates - chorus taken from the album 'Low Culture'. + Informações

Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, 15-Apr-2011. + Informações

. + Informações

Jim Moray at Shrewsbury, sorry about the wobbly camera, i was more than likely having a dance :). + Informações