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Tag Archives: Ashley Hutchings
THE ALBION CHRISTMAS BAND – All Are Safely Gathered In
December 1, 2022

Talking Elephant 2022 Veterans of folklore travels delve into tradition and novelty to let their fellowship shine ever so brightly. Mistletoe doesn’t have a scent yet if it did that’s the aroma this album would exude, as the ensemble whose … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashley Hutchings, Blair Dunlop, Christmas, folk, The Albion Band
THE ALBION BAND Embrace The Season Once Again
October 10, 2022

Putting out Christmas albums may be a longtime, and often annoying, tradition, but creating entire ensembles for Yuletide is rather rare, and successfully pulling such a trick is an art unto itself. Still, THE ALBION BAND, an offshoot of sorts … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashley Hutchings, Blair Dunlop, The Albion Band
ASHLEY HUTCHINGS – More Songs From The Shows
August 27, 2022

Talking Elephant 2022 Eminent English explorer of tunes’ traditional values serves up riveting roundup of his latter-day onstage imagery. When THE ALBION BAND released “Songs From The Shows” back in 1990, it was more than a mere summary of their … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashley Hutchings, Fairport Convention, folk rock
Ashley Hutchings Delivers More Songs From The Shows
July 15, 2022

When THE ALBION BAND released “Songs From The Shows” back in 1990, it was more than a neat summary of their concert recordings from the late ’70s to the late ’80s; it was an aural extravaganza, with music and words … Continue reading
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ASHLEY HUTCHINGS – Ninety-Nine Impressions
July 20, 2021

Talking Elephant 2021 Refracting his life via viva voce lens, English folk-rock doyen painstakingly paints existentialistic image of one’s inner world. Camus and Toulouse-Lautrec, Pushkin and Tarkovsky, Godard and Ochs, Blake and Wilde: these are but a few of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashley Hutchings, Blair Dunlop, folk rock, Ruth Angell, spoken word