Chris Sherburn & Danny Bartley

The music of Britain is combined with musical traditions of Ireland from the duo of Chris Sherburn and Danny Bartley. While Dirty Linen stated, “instrumentally, they may be just like a pared-down edition from the Bothy Music group,” Living Custom remarked that “[Sherburn] takes on a mellow, vibrant-sounding concertina having a sure contact and deft control, instilling a good start and lilt into everything he takes on. [Bartley] aswell to be a good guitarist, can be a fine vocalist — an extremely good vocalist.” Yorkshire, England-born Sherburn started playing the squeezebox at age four. 2 yrs later, he turned towards the Anglo Concertina, which he is constantly on the play. His mom, who ran an area folk club, uncovered him to an array of musical customs. A indigenous of Limerick, Ireland, Bartley was attracted to music as a young child. As an adolescent, however, he briefly quit music to review fighting techinques. He resumed his participation with music after shifting to Britain in the past due ’80s. Meeting on the Whitby Folk Celebration, Sherburn and Bartley decided to pool their assets being a duo. After documenting two impressive studio room albums — Last Night’s Fun and Foothold — they became a member of with Yorkshire-born and Devon-raised uilleann pipes participant Nick Scott and Sherburn’s sister, Jane, who has bodhran, to record an record, Live on the Wharf, on the Wharf in Tavistock, Devon, on January 23, 1999. Sherburn and Bartley had been managed and made by ex-Battlefield Music group guitarist and vocalist, Alistair Russell until Russell released his solo profession in 1998. Russell is constantly on the oversee the duo’s record label, Out.