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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.

Track listing

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

All words and music written by Guy Manning

Personnel

Guy Manning: Acoustic 6,12 & Classical and Electric Guitars, Drums, Keyboards, Bass, Bouzouki, Mandolin and Vocals
Chris Catling: Electric Guitar and Vocals
Kev Currie: Electric Guitar and Vocals
Steve Dundon (Courtesy of Molly Bloom): Flute
Kris Hudson-Lee: Bass
Julie King: Vocals (Lead vocal on "A Night at the Savoy, 1933")
Tim Leadbeater: Grand Piano (4,7), Electric piano solo (1)

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

Margaret's Children at Guy Manning website
Related Album Reviews listed at Guy Manning website
Related Interviews listed at Guy Manning website

Guy Manning
Julie King

Studio albums

Tall Stories For Small Children (1999) as Guy Manning & (Remaster 2010) as Manning
The Cure (2000 & Remaster 2010)
Cascade (2001 & 2008)
The Ragged Curtain (2002 & Reissue 2013)
The View From My Window (2003)
A Matter Of Life & Death (The Journal Of Abel Mann) (2004)
One Small Step... (2005 & Remaster 2010)
Anser's Tree (2006)
Songs From The Bilston House (2007 & Reissue 2010)
Number Ten (2009 & Reissue 2013)
Charlestown (2010)
Margaret's Children (2011)
Akoustik (2012)
The Root, The Leaf & The Bone (2013)
Akoustik #2 (2014)

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