Chalktown have finally documented their unique approach to English dance music! Their long anticipated debut CD “You Never See The One” features twenty one stunning original compositions and two reworked traditional tunes, performed with funky grooves and imaginative arrangements. English folk meets indie rock with a twist of modern jazz, producing music that is great for listening and irresistible for dancing. See the magazine reviews below.

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The track listing for the album is below. You can listen to samples of a number of the tracks by clicking "listen".

1. Wild Nights/Here Rises	Listen
2. Seabird/The Bounty	Listen
3. Sealegs/Daughters	Listen
4. Lodger From Hell/Gordon Potts	Listen
5. You Never See The One/Respectful Hornpipe	Listen
6. Mad Hare March
7. Strike The Gay Harp/Put Me Up Over Your Shoulder
8. Midwinter Waltz
9. Groove Tune	Listen
10. Nantwich Fair/Better Late Than Never
11 Just a Bit of Fun/Flowers and Frolics
12 Another Cup of Tea/Garlic and Brandy
13 Burning Down The Barn/Those Pesky Kids	Listen
Reviews ".....This is refined, thoughtful music with unexpected turns and twists and hints of influences from all over....." Ray Langton, EDS Magazine, Summer 2010 ".....The composition, arrangements and performance are all of a high order.....Paul Scourfield’s melodeon playing is crisp and punchy, the guitar work by Michael Davidson is cleverly understated, yet insistently present, while percussion doesn’t dominate thanks to Rob Gifford’s light but deft touch. The star feature though is Dave Blackmore’s clarinet and bass clarinet....." Paul Davenport, froots magazine, Nov/Dec 2010 ".....Their approach to dance music is innovative, adding contemporary rhythms and modern jazz riffs to imaginative arrangements, to produce music that is good to listen to and irresistible for dancing....." Theo Thomas, Unicorn Magazine, Spring 2010 ".....This is a superbly recorded album with great clarity shown to each instrument....." Vic Smith, Sussex Folk Diary, Oct/Nov 2010