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Tag Archives: folk rock
HUNGRYTOWN – Circus For Sale
December 12, 2024

Big Stir 2024 Can chamber folk be adventurous? Yes – when it channels the charms of nature, human and otherwise. Rebecca Hall and Ken Anderson have never been scared to unscramble the secret, and sacred, heart of their songs, but … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged folk rock, Hungrytown, psychedelia
HOME SERVICE – A Live Transmission
November 3, 2024

Talking Elephant 2024 To bridge the days of yore and those to come, a nomadic troupe of trad-minded minstrels pitch their motley tent in the here and now. This ensemble may have come to exist as a side project of … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, Gryphon, Home Service, live, The Albion Band
HANK WEDEL – What Happens In Cork
October 27, 2024

Hank Wedel 2024 To straddle continents: hard-working singer-songwriter dreams half a world away to get far from where he’s started. Born in the States and raised in Ireland and then splitting his life between the two countries, this artist has … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, Hank Wedel
SIMON NICOL & RIC SANDERS – Greetings From Grolloo
October 12, 2024

RadZ 2024 The thinner the stock the wider the scope: two folk-rock stalwarts expand the unexpecting punters’ horizons. When Fairporters split from their motherlode, it’s usually with the prospect of creating something special of rather large proportions, yet for every … Continue reading
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Tagged Fairport Convention, folk rock, jazz, live, Ric Sanders, Simon Nicol


