Jackie Oates

Jackie Oates
Jackie Oates
	Oates in 2010
Background information
Born	1983 (age 36–37); Congleton, Cheshire, UK
Origin	Brocton, Staffordshire
Genres	Folk
Occupation(s)	Musician, music teacher
Instruments	Singing, violin, viola, shruti box
Years active	2003–present
Associated acts	Rachel Unthank and the Winterset; The Imagined Village; Morris Offspring
Website	www.jackieoates.co.uk

Jackie Oates is an English folk singer and fiddle player.

Oates in 2011

She was born in Congleton in Cheshire in 1983, but grew up in Staffordshire. At the age of 18, she moved to Devon to study English literature at Exeter University, and was based in Devon until 2011, when she moved to Oxford.[1] She was a member of Rachel Unthank and the Winterset between 2003 and 2007.

She was a finalist in the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk award in 2003,[2] and was one of the nominees for the Horizon Award in 2008,[3] going on to win that award in 2009,[4] as well as the award for best traditional track for her recording of "The Lark in the Morning".

In addition to her solo work, she has performed as part of the folk trio Wistman's Wood and sung with Morris Offspring and The Imagined Village.

Her brother is the singer, multi-instrumentalist and record producer Jim Moray, and they have guested on each other's albums.[5]

Discography

Solo albums

Jackie Oates (Hands On Music HMCD25, 2006)
The Violet Hour (Chudleigh Roots CR002, 2008)
Hyperboreans (One Little Indian TPLP1034CD, 2009)
Saturnine (ECC Records ECC004, 2011)
Lullabies (ECC Records ECC009, 2013)
The Spyglass & The Herringbone (ECC Records ECC015, 2015)[6]
The Joy of Living (ECC Records ECC018, 2018)[7]

With other acts

Cruel Sister – Rachel Unthank and the Winterset (Rabble Rouser RR005, 2005)
Bending The Dark – The Imagined Village (ECC Records ECC006, 2012)

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References

Rogers, Jude (5 January 2012). "Jackie Oates: the new face of folk". The Guardian.
BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award 2003 – the finalists. BBC press release, 5 December 2003. Accessed 27 September 2008
BBC Radio 2 – Folk Awards 2008 – winners and nominees. Accessed 27 September 2008
"10th BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards" (Press release). BBC. 3 February 2009. Retrieved 8 August 2020.
Jackie's Violet Hour. BBC Devon. Created 31 January 2008, last updated 10 April 2008. Accessed 27 September 2008.
Gallacher, Alex (20 March 2015). "Jackie Oates New album & Tour: The Spyglass & The Herringbone". Folk Radio UK. Retrieved 12 May 2015.
Spencer, Neil (19 August 2018). "Jackie Oates: The Joy of Living review – moody and affecting". The Observer. Retrieved 26 September 2019.

External links

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[1] Rogers, Jude (5 January 2012). "Jackie Oates: the new face of folk". The Guardian.

[2] BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award 2003 – the finalists. BBC press release, 5 December 2003. Accessed 27 September 2008

[3] BBC Radio 2 – Folk Awards 2008 – winners and nominees. Accessed 27 September 2008

[4] "10th BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards" (Press release). BBC. 3 February 2009. Retrieved 8 August 2020.

[5] Jackie's Violet Hour. BBC Devon. Created 31 January 2008, last updated 10 April 2008. Accessed 27 September 2008.

[Gallacher-6] Gallacher, Alex (20 March 2015). "Jackie Oates New album & Tour: The Spyglass & The Herringbone". Folk Radio UK. Retrieved 12 May 2015.

[Joy_Observer-7] Spencer, Neil (19 August 2018). "Jackie Oates: The Joy of Living review – moody and affecting". The Observer. Retrieved 26 September 2019.