Freedom Fields takes its name from a skirmish which took place on 3rd December 1643. The album contains a compelling array of songs inspired by the West Country and explores the turmoil of conflict, war and freedom. Several songs are about the area's naval traditions, Lady Of The Sea, while King & Country along with the title track further examines the factions created by the English Civil War. Arranged for Guitar Tab and Vocals.

A collection of live performances from the main stage at the 2010 Cambridge Folk Festival. Acts include Julie Fowlis, Kris Kristofferson, Seth Lakeman, Natalie Merchant, Show of Hands, The Imagined Village, The Burns Unit, The Quebe Sisters, The Carolina Chocolate Drops, Salsa Celtica, and Boban i Marko Markovic Orchestra.

Special Edition of the 2006 album from this Mercury Prize nominee features one bonus track ('Send Yourself Away') as well as a different track running order. The album contains a compelling array of songs inspired by the West Country and unlike the previous album, explores the turmoil of conflict, war and freedom, rather than myths and legends. Several songs are about the area's naval traditions, ('Lady Of The Sea'), while 'King & Country' along with the title track further examines the factions created by the English Civil War. Meanwhile, the world above and below ground is recorded in "The Colliers" which takes its theme from the oppression of the tin and copper miners. Relentless.