New directions Hardman learned to swim in 1986. Finding she was good at teaching nervous adult beginners, she took the Preliminary and Full Teachers' Examinations with the Amateur Swimming Association in 1988. She taught part-time from that date. Following her retirement from music, she followed teaching full-time. 2000s: Comeback concerts Hardman released Lost Leader (2000) and established an official website (RosieHardman.com). This helped revive interest among her long-term fans and the media, and to attract new fans. In 2006, 2007, and 2009, Hardman was supported by Graham Cooper in three comeback concerts. Discography Albums 1969: Queen of Hearts. Folk Heritage. FHR 002M. 1970: Second Season Came (with Bob Axford) Trailer Records. LER 3018. 1970: The Folk Trailer (Sampler album – including Strangely Moved from Second Season Came'). Trailer Records. LER 2019. 1971: Firebird. Trailer Records. LER 2075. 1974: The First Folk Review Record. (Sampler album – including 'Latin Lady' and 'Spare Rib Rag'). Folksound Records. FS 100. 1975: For My Part. (Cassette only) Mount Recordings. MRS 3 WH. 1975: Jerseyburger. Alida Star Records. ASC 7754. 1978: Eagle Over Blue Mountain. Plant Life Records. PLR 014. Re-released as VAMP2 by Rosie 1980: Stopped in My Tracks. Plant Life Records. PLR 023. Re-released as VAMP3 by Rosie 1983: The Weakness of Eve. Plant Life Records. PLR 053. Re-released as VAMP4 by Rosie 2000: The Lost Leader. VAMP1. Details. 2006: Rosie Bytes! (Compilation CD of Live MP3 tracks – mainly previously unrecorded material) 2007: The Lady For Today Concert. Limited Edition CD of the Live Concert with Graham Cooper in October 2006. Singles 1981: "'The Man From Brooklyn" / "Just One Time", Burlington/Plant Life Records. BURLS 002. Cover versions A number of Rosie's songs have been covered by other artists. These include: "Andrew" covered by Geoff Smedley (Album: Love is Mine (1972)) and Tranby Croft (Album: Timeline (1996)) "Child of Merseyside" covered by Jacqui and Bridie (Album: Next Time Round (1972)) "Will Taylor" covered by Paul and Glen (Album: Paul and Glen (1972))and Jacqui and Bridie (Album: Next Time Round (1972)) "Dark Side of the Moon" covered by Miriam Backhouse (Album: Gypsy Without a Road (1977)) "England" covered by Triple H (Album: Christchurch Acoustic (1998)) "Fiddler Man" covered by Andy Caven (Album: Early Days (1980)) "Gypsy Without a Road" covered by Miriam Backhouse (Album: Gypsy Without a Road (1977)) "Lady For Today" covered by: The Fabulous Mid Life Crisis Band (1995); Doreen Lewis