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Intro: Fairport Convention - Medley: The Lark in the Morning/Rakish
Paddy/Fox Hunter's Jig/Toss The Feathers - Liege & Lief
- A&M Records
The Elizabethan Session - The Shores of Hispaniola - The Elizabethan
Session - Quercus Records http://www.folkbytheoak.com/
Kings And Folk - The Dark Island - Branching Out -
http://www.kingsandfolk.com/
Lucinda Williams - Cold Day In Hell - Disc 1 Down Where The Spirit Meets
The Bone - Highway 20 Records http://lucindawilliams.com
Lucinda Williams - When I Look At The World - Disc 2 Down Where The
Spirit Meets The Bone - Highway 20 Records http://lucindawilliams.com
Tom Kitching - Cheshire Rounds/Childgrove - Interloper - Fellside
Recordings
http://www.tomkitching.co.uk/
Kate Campbell - 10,000 Lures - two nights in texas
- Large River Music http://www.katecampbell.com/
The Elizabethan Session - The Straight Line And The Curve - The
Elizabethan Session - Quercus Records http://www.folkbytheoak.com/
Kings And Folk - Country Rounds - Branching Out -
http://www.kingsandfolk.com/
Lucinda Williams - Burning Bridges - Disc 1 Down Where The Spirit Meets The
Bone - Highway 20 Records http://lucindawilliams.com
Lucinda Williams - Everything But The Truth - Disc 2 Down Where The
Spirit Meets The Bone - Highway 20 Records http://lucindawilliams.com
Tom Kitching - La Rotta
- Interloper - Fellside Recordings http://www.tomkitching.co.uk/
Kate Campbell - New South - two nights in texas -
Large River Music http://www.katecampbell.com/
The Elizabethan Session - Elizabeth Spells Death - The Elizabethan Session
- Quercus Records http://www.folkbytheoak.com/
The Elizabethan Session : comprising
"Martin Simpson, Nancy Kerr, Folk by the Oak patron Jim Moray, Bella
Hardy, John Smith, Hannah James, Rachel Newton and early music specialist
Emily Askew, The Elizabethan
Session came together to create new music that has a resonance and
relevance to the era. This ‘who’s who’ of the British
folk scene lived and worked together at a rural retreat in Herefordshire
from 14th March 2014 and presented their work in concert on 20th March! The
Elizabethan Session used material and history, stories, myths, characters
and legends relating to the 16th century period and the artists drew
inspiration from the role that Hatfield House, home of Folk by the Oak,
played in the Queen’s life. Legend has it that Elizabeth was told of
her ascension to the throne underneath the large oak tree in the grounds
where Folk by the Oak is now held each July. The Elizabethan historian Ian
Mortimer, who has appeared extensively on BBC One, Two and Four and BBC
Radio, visited the artists to give them additional insight into the era,
and his candlelit talk at the beginning of the week was hugely
inspirational to the creative process. " Artists' website
Candidate for album of the year without a shadow of a doubt! This album
is astonishing!
Kings And Folk: "The KINGS & FOLK sound is a unique blend of
full-blooded traditional Scottish fiddling, beautiful
classically-influenced piano, haunting Irish whistle and energetic djembe
drumming. Innovative arrangements of traditional tunes and heartfelt
original music combine to give performances of unusual variety and striking
individuality." Artists' website
Amen!
Lucinda Williams: Grammy-winning Country, blues and folk
singer-songwriter, with roots in Arkansas while growing up the daughter of
UA-Fayetteville prof Miller Williams , musically adventurous and more
motivated by her own perception of artistic perfection than popular acclaim
- too country for rock... and too rock for country she has a devoted
following nonetheless from followers of both tribes.
Tom Kitching: Spiral Earth Musician of the
Year Nominee 2015! Shaped by an increasing and hugely varied raft of
influences, English music is evolving faster than ever. This album seeks to
define the state of the tradition. What are the new English tunes? What
influences them? How do they fit in the continuum of English music? Working
with musicians from outside English music, Tom Kitching
has pressed the reset button. Defining English music as anything written by
an English musician, regardless of style, Interloper sets the English
tradition at the heart of a web of traditions across time and territory.
Contemporary and broad based, Interloper captures an English tradition that
is open to the world, confident, and comfortable with the journey.
Kate Campbell: making a welcomed return visit to Little Rock Folk Club
(www.littlerockfolkclub.org) on Sat Mar 28th... Eudora Welty with a
guitar...
Streaming live Sat 2100h CMT/Sun 0300h GMT at http:
www.kuar.org/
Archives on line at
http://www.littlerockfolkclub.org/FAAB/faabindex.html
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