Who's your favourite folk musician?
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Re: Who's your favourite folk musician?
I also like 3 Daft Monkeys!Have a few cd's of Seize the Day,have seen them live a few times and love them.Also like Seth Lakeman.
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Ok I think i have some you tubeing to do, I've never heard of any of them. I've always wanted to have a delve into Folk but just never known where to begin. i have a few names now so thanks guys.x
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Re: Who's your favourite folk musician?
Well, add Coope, Boyes and Simpson to your list of look-ups, Sarah. The classiest a capella outfit around.
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Re: Who's your favourite folk musician?
So many to choose from!
Ian Tamblyn
Eileen McGann
The poetry of their lyrics blows me away.
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Eileen McGann
The poetry of their lyrics blows me away.
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I'm going to see the Levellers in March v excited.
I like Alessi too
I like Alessi too
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Re: Who's your favourite folk musician?
definatley i would have to take a whole page to list them allGreen Aura wrote:What about Vin Garbut Russ? He's from your neck of the woods and should definitely be on my list.
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Re: Who's your favourite folk musician?
Eric Bogle ......and the band played waltzing Matilda
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Re: Who's your favourite folk musician?
Wasn't that June Tabor?TheGoodEarth wrote:and the band played waltzing Matilda
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Oh, yes. And I can't listen to his other great song - No Man's Land - without tears in my eyes.TheGoodEarth wrote:Eric Bogle ......and the band played waltzing Matilda
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utterly and absolutely agree - one of my total fav songs ever!!!!!!KeithBC wrote:Oh, yes. And I can't listen to his other great song - No Man's Land - without tears in my eyes.TheGoodEarth wrote:Eric Bogle ......
Other folky stuff I like includes:-
Julie Fowlis
Dick Gaughan !!!
The Men they Couldn't Hang - do a fabulous version of No Man's Land
Dar Williams
Pleased to hear that the Levellers are still going strong - hope you enjoy the gig sleepyowl - I last saw them at T in the Park (when it was at Stratchlyde Park, lol - fab!)
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also like Fleet Foxes
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Re: Who's your favourite folk musician?
It all depends on who we've been to see live most recently.
Oysterband
Bellowhead (and some of their various parts like Spiers and Boden)
Levellers
3 Daft Monkeys
The Pogues (best version of And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda I think)
Billy Bragg
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Like many I could list more but those are a few off the top of my head.
Oysterband
Bellowhead (and some of their various parts like Spiers and Boden)
Levellers
3 Daft Monkeys
The Pogues (best version of And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda I think)
Billy Bragg
Lau
Imagined Village
Like many I could list more but those are a few off the top of my head.
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Re: Who's your favourite folk musician?
Ray Price, I know, I know, but you don't have to be rude, but he's been my favorite since the mid fifties, and he still is, not bad for an 82 yr old.
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OMG I can't believe I forgot Dick Gaughan!!!!! He's my hero - I saw him in August at the Belladrum Festival
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