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| Dick
Gaughan I first saw Dick singing with "Five Hand Reel" always a dynamic performer. This shot was taken at Fylde in September 1992. |
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| Clive Gregson
I first heard Clive with Any Trouble and I've followed him ever since. Taken here playing with Christine Collister at Fylde in September 1989. Since their split he has re-located to Nashville but continues to tour here, more recently as part of Plainsong. See John Corcoran's unofficial site for Clive |
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Kieran Halpin
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Allcock Follow the picture link for more shots |
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| Mike Harding "The Rochdale Cowboy" now resident on Wednesdays Radio Two Folk Program taken here at "The July Wakes" Festival Chorley in 1976 |
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The Lindisfarne 'off-shoot' seen performing at Fylde |
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A regular visitor to Fylde and one of the great characters of the scene, Fred was a Shropshire farmworker and a wonderful singer of traditional songs. Follow this link for an article on Fred |
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| Sean Keane A terrific singer and musician, Sean has a unique style that ensures he captivates an audience from the start. Taken here at Westhoughtion Folk Club in April 2003. |
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Distinctive harmonies combined with first class musicianship made for a great evenings entertainment from Nancy and James. Look out for them! Follow the picture link for individual shots! |
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| Steve
Knightley Currently playing in "Show of Hands" with Phil Beer, Steve also includes a number of solo dates during the year. Visit his website for details. Taken at Fylde in September 1995 |
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| John Leonard and John Squire I saw John Leonard and John Squire at Clubs and Festivals throughout the late 70's and 80's and always enjoyed their full blooded performances. |
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Having enjoyed Lindisfarne for most of their
33 years it was sad to hear that their gig on 1st November 2003 was their
farewell performance (It
was captured fully on CD & DVD). This was followed by the final 'acoustic'
tour (March to May 2004) from where these shots were taken. Follow the picture link for more shots plus the 'acoustic' tour 2003! |
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| Jez Lowe I first saw Jez at the Fishermans Inn Folk Club, Littleborough with Ged Foley and have enjoyed his transition from performing mainly traditional to his own wonderfully descriptive material. Taken here at the Kendal Folk Festival in August 1991. |
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| Jez
Lowe and the Bad Pennies When seen either alone or in the company of his Bad Pennies a super evening is guaranteed. Just listen to their 'Live at the Davylamp' CD if proof is needed!. Taken here at Westhoughton Folk Club in November 2000. Follow the picture links for individual shots of the band. |
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MacAlias Combining traditional songs of Scotland with their own self penned songs and great harmonies Gill and Karine look to have a bright future ahead of them. Taken at Westhoughton in February 2000. |
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Dougie
Maclean The brilliantly laid back singer/songwriter from Scotland who has to be one of my favourite artists. Taken here at the Bury Met in February 1998. |
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John Martyn Taken during a superb set at Leeds Festival in September 1983. |
| Maxie
and Mitch The hilarious musical duo taken at Fylde in September 1992. Mitch is also currently playing with Lindisfarne. |
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| Artie McGlynn One of the finest guitar players in Ireland, playing and recording with the likes of Christy Moore, Paul Brady, Donal Lunny, Liam O'Flynn and playing with groups such as Planxty, Patrick Street and De Danann. |
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| Pete Morton
Pete arrived in Manchester from Leicester in the mid 80's and knocked us all for six. Since then his career's took him all over the globe!. A wonderful singer/ songwriter and a dynamic performer. |
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Oysterband Follow the picture links for individual shots of the band. |
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| Steve
Phillips Taking time out from the Notting Hillbillies, this shot of Steve was taken at Fylde in September 1995. |
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| The
Poozies Saying farewell to Kate Rusby this Poozies line up included both Kate and the latest addition to the band Eilidh Shaw, on fiddle and vocals. Taken in October '99. Follow the picture links for individual shots of the band. |
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Maddy
Prior Follow the picture link for more shots |
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Real Time With Kenny Speirs and Joe Wright (ex John Wright Band) and ex Bad Penny Judy Dinning, Real Time perform traditional, contemporary and self penned material. My favourite had to be Fairport's 'Crazy Man Michael' where Joe's fiddle and Judy's vocals brought back memories of Sandy and Swarb at their best!. Go see them! Follow the picture link for more shots |
| Kathryn
Roberts and Sean Lakeman I first saw Kathryn singing with Kate Rusby and Sean alongside his brothers Sam and Seth, I then saw them together as as part of their band Equation. They also perform as a duo with a fine repertoire of traditional and contemporary songs from the likes of Tom Waits and Peter Bond. Catch them if you can! Follow the picture link for more shots |
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| Kate
Rusby Getting great reviews wherever she plays. ("The Best Female Folk Singer I've Ever Heard" - Andy Kershaw). I took this shot at Fylde in September 1998. |
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Colum Sands Follow the picture link for more shots |
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Show of Hands Steve Knightley and Phil Beer taking folk music into the millennium with superb performances, a terrific web site, mailing lists and self promotion they deserve to reap the rewards for their efforts. Taken here at Fylde in September 1995. For more shots of Show of Hands visit my Saddleworth 2000 Gallery |
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A journeyman on the folk scene for a good number of years, I've spent many a good time listening to Mike perform both on his own and with Alan Taylor. As Bob Harris and Terry Wogan have now picked up on his music, here's to a bright future |
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Martin Simpson Follow the picture link for more shots |
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| Emily Slade Hot on the heels of Kate Rusby and Bill Jones is yet another youngster with massses of talent performing self penned and traditional numbers. When not appearing solo Emily can be found as part of the wonderful Phil Beer Band |
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Sloe
Gin Follow the picture link for more shots |
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What better way to start your Christmas than a visit to see St Agnes Fountain in concert. The two Chris's, Julie and Dave provide a great evenings' entertainment that would get even Scrooge in the mood! Don't miss them! Follow the picture link for more shots |
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One of my first ever photos taken of the wonderful Steeleye Span at Manchester's Free Trade Hall! |
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Strawbs
(Acoustic) Follow the picture link for more shots |
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| Chris Leslie and Dave Swarbrick This photo was taken at Fylde in September 1987 when they were both members of Whippersnapper. |
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