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Alistair Kildare |
| "Alistair writes with a powerful message and each of his songs has a contemporary social and spiritual twist to the tale..." | |
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Banana Rebel |
| Milton Reame-James (ex-Cockney Rebel) and James Staddon. | |
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Bruce John |
| " ... lovely terrific songs; marvellous variety, beautifully written, and the melodies are absolutely lovely." | |
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Clive Murray |
| Clive plays guitar. Rather well. | |
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Deb Sandland |
| "Deb has a soft, breathy autumnal evening and raindrops voice of deceptive depth that is brimful of assured poise and the confidence of experience, but can still sound beguilingly innocent and wearily vulnerable." | |
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Douglas E Powell |
| Douglas E Powell is a Devon-based songwriter. Over the last 3 years he has written, produced and recorded two albums: in 2005 "The Still and West" and in 2008 "The Iron Coast". Douglas follows in the long tradition of singer-songwriters, but he has made the journey on his own terms, choosing to remain strictly a solo performer. This simplicity is reflected in both his recordings and his live performances. | |
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Emily Slade |
| "... a compellingly original singer-songwriter of rare style and intelligence." | |
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Firebrand |
| Firebrand are an acoustic five-piece band playing traditional and original material in a contemporary and unique style. | |
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Forrester |
| "Acoustic singer/songwriter... bass player... etc..." | |
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howdenjones |
| "Lancaster-based acoustic duo Kate Howden and Paul Jones have been quietly making their mark over the past few years, gathering new fans with each successive CD..." | |
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Hugh Lupton |
| Hugh Lupton is one of Britain's leading storytellers. | |
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Jim Condie |
| Jim Condie's reputation in electric and acoustic blues/Americana/rock music has been earned through working alongside a huge range of performers ranging from Van (the Man) to Hercules (the Bear), from Ali Farka Toure to Rab C Nesbitt, Sugar Blue to Louisiana Red, Mose Scarlett to Sam Brown... | |
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Jon Boyes |
| With a repertoire that covers Classical, South American and Flamenco music, Jon is a true devotee of the Spanish guitar in all its incarnations. Yet despite drawing on a wide range of influences, Jon still manages to come up with a trademark sound of his own. His eagerly awaited debut CD 'Hacienda' is now available, featuring the sweet sound of Spanish guitars in harmony accompanied by latin percussion in a catchy collection of instrumentals that draw on the melodies of Spain and South America. | |
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Julie Ellison |
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"... Impressive, imaginative and diverse guitarist; exceptionally fine and expressive vocalist; writer of powerfully compelling and memorable
songs." Folk On The Pier Festival |
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Little Johnny England |
| Playing English traditional music and many original tunes and songs within a rock framework, Little Johnny England have gained a reputation for providing an excellent evening's entertainment. | |
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Louis Borenius |
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drums - vibes - MIDIvibes - mallets Big Chief - The Bop Brothers - Grooveyard - The Blackjacks - PC Green & the Traffic Lights - The Bigtime Boogie Band - The Look of Love Orchestra - Juju - Vavavavoom |
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Miranda Sykes |
| Former member of Firebrand, now with Show of Hands and Little Johnny England... | |
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Monsieur Pantin |
| Monsieur Pantin are an exciting new acoustic world/roots music trio comprising the world-renowned piper Jean-Pierre Rasle, ex-Albion Band and currently with Jah Wobble, along with fellow Cock and Bull Band members Steve Cobham on acoustic guitar and Paul Martin on mandocello. | |
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Navaro |
| "Strong contemporary songs with a dash of country roots... damnably catchy... Navaro have got something here." | |
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Nick Hennessey |
| "... a ballad singer, harpist and storyteller of considerable ability." Dirty Linen | |
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Nigel Glockler |
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So you think fivetrees deals exclusively with folk? Hah! Nigel is the powerhouse drummer behind legendary hard-rock band Saxon, so nerrr. Previously with Krakatoa, Toyah, and Asia, he's also a producer and an honest-to-goodness gentledude. (Just don't mention Spinal Tap.) |
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Paul Downes |
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Paul's sensitive and yet fun approach to his live performances puts him among the most respected artists on the British acoustic music scene today. He has been introduced (much to his embarrassment) as one of the greatest acoustic guitarists in the world. It is easy to see why when you see the dazzling array of styles he performs with effortless brilliance, but at the same time he considers himself a singer of songs, rather than a guitar technician. |
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Paul Simpson |
| Guitar, but not as you know it. | |
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Rhyzome |
| "The music is based around acoustic instruments and varies from subtle ballads through to energetic anthems, and everything in between." | |
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Robbie McIntosh |
| Axeman extraordinaire - the Pretenders, Paul McCartney, Norah Jones, and latterly John Mayer... | |
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Robert Harbron |
| Music from Robert Harbron - concertina virtuoso, multi-instrumentalist, record producer and composer - in collaboration with Emma Reid, Nancy Kerr & James Fagan, the English Acoustic Collective, Tim van Eyken and Dr Faustus among others. | |
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Sarah Deere-Jones |
| Sarah is a top Celtic harpist. With Phil Williams on cittern & smallpipes. | |
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Seriouskitchen |
| Seriouskitchen embody the folk tradition and make it their own, from kicking jigs and reels to the most ancient of ballads. | |
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Simon Lees |
| Lead guitarist for legendary rock band 'Budgie'; Guitarist Magazine's 'Guitarist of the Year' | |
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Sniff 'n' the Tears |
| Sniff surfed the New Wave in the late 70s/early 80s with exquisitely-crafted songs (e.g. "Driver's Seat") which have stood the test of time. Still going strong. | |
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The Blackjacks |
| "... Contemporary electric blues played with a traditional feel and a touch of class..." | |
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The Dear Janes |
| Barbara Marsh is tall, glacial, dark and American. Ginny Clee is hot, red-haired and English. And short. | |
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The Desperate Dan Band |
| The Desperate Dan band are a hard-working six-piece outfit who have travelled the length and breadth of the UK for the last eight years. | |
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The English Acoustic Collective |
| Collective run by Chris Wood (nominated for four BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2006: Folk Singer of the Year, Best Album, Best Original Song, and Best Traditional Track) | |
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The Fold |
| The Fold play dance music with twists and turns to keep your mind occupied too. The band are renowned for their strong instrumentation and strong songs; the eclectic mix of styles comes from the diversity of musical interests within the band which have melded together over time. The telepathy between the musicians is apparent, particularly on-stage. | |
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The Gliders |
| "The swampiest rockers ever to come out of south-east England." Q Magazine | |
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The Joyce Gang |
| "... drawing on a dizzying variety of styles from traditional Irish to modern jazz..." | |
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The Rosinators |
| "Gospel country harmonies cry out from the twisted roots of tradition, blues to break your heart and bluegrass in the breakdowns..." | |
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The Sinistrals |
| The Sinistrals is the private recording project of Steve Dix, a founder member of the Birmingham band "The Simpletons". | |
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Thought Gang |
| Tha band formerly known as Whiskey Before Breakfast | |
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Two Timers |
| "Mesmerising multi-instrumentalists with attitude... mix electrified suitcase bass, marching band snare, raw harmonica and feisty vocals... steamroller the lot with blazing rhythm guitar and what have you got? One helluva show..." | |
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Vladimir Vega |
| "the famous Chilean actor and musician... " | |
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Miscellaneous |
| A home for the homeless... | |
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