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Gill Morley is an English classical and popular violinist, arranger, composer, producer and orchestra leader. Most notably she is a touring and session violinist with British contemporary Grammy Award winning R&B act, Soul II Soul . She has recorded and performed live with a range of high-profile artists including The Who and Vanessa-Mae. Morley is a founder-member of Echostrings , who released one album, Dark Advice in 2009.

Biography

Morley was born in London, England, the daughter of John William and Valerie Jean Morley and sister of Juliet Morley. She started playing violin at the age of 7 was a scholarship student at the Junior Department of the Royal College of Music. She graduated from the Royal Northern College of Music, earning the title GRNCM.

Career

Morley began performing with Ellen Blair as the string section of Soul II Soul in 1988 . She led the string section for Vanessa-Mae throughout the 1990s and she appears in the 1995 live DVD recording “Vanessa-Mae The Red Hot Tour: Live at the Royal Albert Hall” .

She contributed violin on the song "Trilby's Piano" on The Who’s 2006 album, Endless Wire . Her live work includes performing in West End and touring shows including Jeff Wayne’s “War of the Worlds” at the London O2. She has also contributed violin to ex-Go-Between singer-songwriter Robert Forster’s 2015 solo album, The Evangelist .

Under the artist name "Gilly Swagga" Morley co-wrote and produced two singles including, “Brexit Song” and "Keep on Shining" featuring Caron Wheeler (with Jason Laidback from Love Is A Bassline) in 2019.

Discography

Most notable recordings

• The Who. Album: "Endless Wire" (Polydor / Universal Republic, 2006) .
• Soul II Soul. Live album: “Origins: The Roots of Soul II Soul” Ltd ed. boxed set (Republic of Music, 2014)
• Robert Forster, Go Betweens. Album:“The Evangelist” (2008)
• Super Furry Animals. Album: “Lovekraft” Epic Records. (2005)
• Alabama Three. Album: “The Wimmin From W.O.M.B.L.E. Vol 2” Hostage Music. (2014)
• Echo. Album: “Dark Advice”. Good Luck Studios. (2009)

Other recordings

• Simon Law. Album: Look to the Sky". Dome CD 339 (2017)
• Alabama Three. Album:“There Will Be Peace In The Valley” HOSTRECCD2 (2011)
• Richard Barbierie. EP: “Variance” Orange Asylum Records ‎– ORANGE.01(2012)
• Dalis Car; Peter Murphy / Mick Karn. Collaborative EP: “InGladAloneness”-MKCD4 (2012)
• James Hunter. Album:“The Hard Way (James Hunter album)” Hear Music (2008)
• Ashok. Album: “Plans” ft Florence Welch Filthy Lucre/About Records (2007)
• James Hunter. Album:“People Gonna Talk” Hear Music (2006)
• Akasha. Album: “Love Philter Magick” RA Recordings RA CD 01 (2005)
• Nicola Hitchcock. Album: “Passive Agressive” (2005)
• The Herbaliser. Album: “Take London” Ninja Tune (2005)
• The Herbaliser. Album: “Something Wicked This Way Comes (The Herbaliser album)” Train Trax Studios (2002)
• Super Furry Animals. EP: “Slow Life”. Placid Casual (2004)
• Mara Carlyle. Album: “The Lovely”. Ancient & Modern, Accidental (2004)
• Polly Paulusma. Album: “Over The Hill”. One Little Indian (2004)
• Polly Paulusma. Album: “Cosmic Rosey Spine Kites”. One Little Indian (2004)
• Super Furry Animals. Album entitled “Phantom Power (Super Furry Animals album)”. Epic (2003)
• Super Furry Animals. Song: “Golden Retriever”. Epic (2003)
• Uli Jon Roth|Sky Orchestra. Album: "Metaphosis of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons" (2003)
• Chris Bowden. Album: “Slightly Askew” Ninja Tune ‎– ZEN CD67 (2002)
• Hex Orchestra. Collaborative album: Human Experiments, with: Mark Altekruse, Lee Groves, Peter Marett, Ellen Blair. Song:“Nonagon”. (2002)
• Easy Access Orchestra. Album: The Affair. Irma - IRMA 505204-2 (2001)
• Biscuit Boy (a.k.a. Crackerman). Album: “Fat Chance” Polygram /Mercury Records (2001)
• Rachel Fuller. Album: “Shine”. Rachel Fuller 60259 (2001)
• Gaudi. Album: “Earthbound”. Antenna Records (1999)

Television highlights

• Jools’ Annual Hootenanny. Jools Holland, BBC, with Soul II Soul (2018)
• Reggae Brittania show. Performing at London Barbican (2011)
• TFI Friday Episode #5.36, with Russell Watson / Shaun Ryder on song ‘Barcelona’ (2000)
• Channel O Music Video Awards “Spirit of Africa Music”, Johannesburg, S.A, accompanying D’banj, Nameless (2006)
• An Audience With…Lulu. 2002 TV Special. String section accompanying Lulu, Elton John , Maurice Gibb , Enrique Inglesias (2008)
• Later with Jools Holland BBC appearance on song, ‘Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day’ with Morcheeba in (2000)

Radio highlights

• Trevor Nelson BBC Radio 1 Xtra, appearing with Soul II Soul (2016)
• Live Lounge. BCC with Jo Wiley. Accompanying the band, Hurts. (2010)

Touring highlights

• Jeff Wayne O2 ‘War of the Worlds’ UK tour (2007) ”
• The Elvis Years - Live show - Wembly, O2, Manchester Arena (2003)

Film and video

• Vanessa-Mae Documentary DVD. Live at the Royal Albert Hall: The Red Hot Tour .
• Bryan Adams Official Video: ‘I’m Ready’ (1996)
• Olive Official Video: ‘Outlaw’ (1997)

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