Mary Goes to JesusJohn Cardon Debney, Ron Allen, Chris Bleth, Nick Ingman and His Orchestra, Mel Gibson, Ahmed El-Eshmer, L. Shankar, Gingger, Shannon Kingsbury, Aaron Martin, Tanya Tsarouska, Nick Ingman, Terry Edwards, The Transylvania State Philharmonic Choir, London Voices, Orchestra & Pedro Eustache
ResurrectionJohn Cardon Debney, Ron Allen, Chris Bleth, Nick Ingman and His Orchestra, Mel Gibson, Ahmed El-Eshmer, L. Shankar, Gingger, Shannon Kingsbury, Aaron Martin, Tanya Tsarouska, Nick Ingman, Terry Edwards, The Transylvania State Philharmonic Choir, London Voices, Orchestra & Pedro Eustache
CrucifixionJohn Cardon Debney, Ron Allen, Chris Bleth, Nick Ingman and His Orchestra, Mel Gibson, Ahmed El-Eshmer, L. Shankar, Gingger, Shannon Kingsbury, Aaron Martin, Tanya Tsarouska, Nick Ingman, Terry Edwards, The Transylvania State Philharmonic Choir, London Voices, Orchestra & Pedro Eustache
FellowshipThomas Newman, Thomas Bowes, London Voices, Ben Parry, Terry Edwards, Grace Davidson, George Doering, Phil Todd, Sonia Slany, Paul Clarvis, Nick Cooper & Andrew Cronshaw
Impecunious CircumstancesThomas Newman, Thomas Bowes, London Voices, Ben Parry, Terry Edwards, Grace Davidson, George Doering, Phil Todd, Sonia Slany, Paul Clarvis, Nick Cooper & Andrew Cronshaw
It Is DoneJohn Cardon Debney, Ron Allen, Chris Bleth, Nick Ingman and His Orchestra, Mel Gibson, Ahmed El-Eshmer, L. Shankar, Gingger, Shannon Kingsbury, Aaron Martin, Tanya Tsarouska, Nick Ingman, Terry Edwards, The Transylvania State Philharmonic Choir, London Voices, Orchestra & Pedro Eustache
The Olive Garden/ Night Sky (Medley)John Cardon Debney, Mel Gibson, Ahmed El-Eshmer, L. Shankar, Gingger, Ron Allen, Chris Bleth, Pedro Eustache, Shannon Kingsbury, Aaron Martin, Tanya Tsarouska, Nick Ingman, Terry Edwards, The Transylvania State Philharmonic Choir, London Voices & Orchestra
Raising the CrossJohn Cardon Debney, Ron Allen, Chris Bleth, Nick Ingman and His Orchestra, Mel Gibson, Ahmed El-Eshmer, L. Shankar, Gingger, Shannon Kingsbury, Aaron Martin, Tanya Tsarouska, Nick Ingman, Terry Edwards, The Transylvania State Philharmonic Choir, London Voices, Orchestra & Pedro Eustache
Peter Denies JesusJohn Cardon Debney, Ron Allen, Chris Bleth, Nick Ingman and His Orchestra, Mel Gibson, Ahmed El-Eshmer, L. Shankar, Gingger, Shannon Kingsbury, Aaron Martin, Tanya Tsarouska, Nick Ingman, Terry Edwards, The Transylvania State Philharmonic Choir, London Voices, Orchestra & Pedro Eustache
Jesus ArrestedJohn Cardon Debney, Ron Allen, Chris Bleth, Nick Ingman and His Orchestra, Mel Gibson, Ahmed El-Eshmer, L. Shankar, Gingger, Shannon Kingsbury, Aaron Martin, Tanya Tsarouska, Nick Ingman, Terry Edwards, The Transylvania State Philharmonic Choir, London Voices, Orchestra & Pedro Eustache
ALBUMJonathan Lloyd: Mass For Six Solo Voices / Second SymphonyLondon Sinfonietta Voices, Terry Edwards, SWF-Sinfonieorchester & Lothar Zagrosek
ALBUMClichésTerry Edwards
ALBUMI Didn't Get Where I Am TodayTerry Edwards & The Scapegoats
ALBUMI Was Dora SuarezDerek Raymond, James Johnston & Terry Edwards
ALBUMTerryedwardsTerry Edwards
ALBUMMemory and MadnessLydia Lunch & Terry Edwards
ALBUMKurt Weill: Der SilberseeMarkus Stenz, Heinz Zednik, Graham Clark, Katarina Karnéus, Heinz Kruse, Georg Kaiser, London Sinfonietta, Juanita Lascarro, Heinz Karl Gruber, Terry Edwards, Andrew Weale, London Sinfonietta Chorus, Paul Whelan, Helga Dernesch & Gidon Saks
ALBUMLigeti: a Cappella Choral WorksTerry Edwards & London Sinfonietta Voices
ALBUMVeress: Passacaglia Concertante - Songs of the Seasons - Musica ConcertanteHeinz Holliger, Camerata Bern, London Voices & Terry Edwards
Artist Biography
b. 10 August 1960, Hornchurch, Essex, England. One of the unsung heroes of the UK music scene, multi-instrumentalist Edwards has worked with countless artists as a hired hand while also touring and recording with his own bands, most notably the Scapegoats.
Edwards learned to play the trumpet, piano, and guitar at school, and received a saxophone for his eighteenth birthday. After leaving school he went into further education, studying for a degree in music from the University of East Anglia. During this period he formed the Higsons with Charlie ‘Switch’ Higson, Stuart McGeachin, Simon Charterton and Colin Williams. The quintet went on to enjoy a series of minor UK indie hits between 1980 and 1986. Following the break-up of the Higsons, Edwards formed Butterfield 8 with ex-Madness bass player Mark Bedford. The duo released a solitary album, 1988’s jazz and blues-tinged Blow.
Edwards began recording solo material at the start of the following decade, reinventing songs by the Jesus And Mary Chain, the Fall and Miles Davis for three EPs released on Jacko Boogie’s Stim label and later compiled on 1993’s Plays, Salutes & Executes. In the mid-90s Edwards formed the Scapegoats, a highly skilled ensemble whose playful approach to music making saw them tackling pop, jazz, blues and rock ‘n’ roll with equal aplomb. Edwards and the Scapegoats made their recording debut in 1995 with ‘Girls And Boys’. The excellent My Wife Doesn’t Understand Me, featuring the acerbic ‘Margaret Thatcher, We Still Hate You’, followed later in the year.
Since the late 80s onwards, Edwards has balanced his solo career with extensive time in the studio and on the live circuit as a session musician. The list of artists with whom he has performed includes Yeah Jazz, Madness, Gallon Drunk, David Gray, PJ Harvey, Billy Bragg, Jimi Tenor, Lydia Lunch, Spiritualized, Nick Cave, and the Tindersticks. In 2002, Edwards performed with the Scapegoats at the David Bowie -curated Meltdown festival in London.