The Noah's Ark Trap

The Noah's Ark Trap was released by Trailer in 1977, six years after Nic Jones, with the catalogue number LER 2091 by a Discogs snippet. Its ten tracks are "The Wanton Seed", "Jackie Tar", "Ten Thousand Miles", "The Golden Glove", "The Indian Lass", "Miles Weatherhill", a reel, "Isle of France", "Crockery Ware" and "Annachie Gordon" (6:33). We could not find a producer, studio, personnel or exact date. Alan Murray of fRoots noted that he hasn't bothered to write sleeve notes at all; Toppermost's Andrew Shields hears a Jones bolder in arranging folk songs, with a new looseness in the guitar. His fiddle on the album is credited with influencing Eliza Carthy, who recorded "Ten Thousand Miles" twice; it is the theme of the film Fly Away Home. albumreviews.blog rates it 8 out of 10.