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Fotheringay

Fotheringay were a short-lived offshoot of Fairport Convention, featuring essential member and head Sandy Denny. The band’s just studio record, a self-titled record offering Denny’s very own compositions and many covers, found its way to 1970. (Another album was prepared but never finished, although guitarist Jerry Donahue afterwards completed the …

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The Sun Also Rises

SUNLIGHT Also Increases was the duo of Graham Hemingway and Anne Hemingway, who released a self-titled album within the Uk acid folk style on the tiny Town Thing label in 1970. The record quite definitely reflects the impact of the most important exponents from the design, the Amazing String Band, …

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The Memory Band

Performing pastoral Uk folk using a veneer of consumer electronics and a understanding nod towards the burgeoning freak folk picture, the Storage Band may be the creation of musician and songwriter Stephen Cracknell. A previous bass participant with Terribly Drawn Boy and proprietor from the Trunk Information label, Cracknell previously …

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Alison McMorland

b. 12 November 1940, Clarkston, Renfrewshire, Scotland. When McMorland was aged four, her family members relocated to Strathaven, where she spent the majority of her college days. Later on, when surviving in Helston, Cornwall, through the 60s, she became mixed up in folk revival. In 1967, McMorland created a teaching …

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Dave Pegg

Along with his distinctively melodic method of the electric bass, Dave Pegg continues to be equally successful playing British folk-rock and modern rock and roll. An associate of Fairport Convention since 1969, Pegg concurrently documented and toured with Jethro Tull from 1979 until 1995. Regarding his wife, Christine, he’s maintained …

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Dave Swarbrick

Dave Swarbrick was among England’s most influential fiddlers. As an associate of Fairport Convention, between 1970 and 1979, Swarbrick was instrumental within the band’s change from Byrds-style folk-rock music group to its concentrate on upgrading the jigs and reels on THE UK. While continuing to execute on the Fairport Annual …

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Cecil Sharp

Although he started his career practicing regulation in Australia, Cecil Sharp would end up being the central number in the British dance and folksong revival early within the 20th century. Created in London in 1859, Clear went to Uppingham and Clare University, Cambridge, and immigrated to Australia. In 1889, he’d …

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Charles Cronk

Bassist Charles Cronk might have joined just a little past due, seven years to their history, but by 2009 he was among the longer portion from the Strawbs alumni, having completed seven international travels as an associate from the Uk folk-rock/progressive outfit and showing up on many recordings. Given birth …

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The High Level Ranters

A Northumbrian group, they formed in the later ’60s, featuring Alistair Anderson, Tom Gilfellon, Johnny Deal with, and Colin Ross. The ADVANCED Ranters were extremely regionally focused, with lovely tracks in wide Geordie dialect and music identified with the spot.

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Cindy Mangsen

Warm soprano vocals are coupled with skill about a number of acoustic devices by Vermont-based songstress Cindy Mangsen. Similarly effective with traditional Scottish ballads as she actually is with tunes by modern singer-songwriters including Jack port Hardy, Jean Ritchie and her spouse, Steve Gillette, Mangsen offers alternated between single recordings, …

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