At the age of 15, Michael Wookey was given a portable pump organ which belonged to his grandfather who was an organist during World War II. This instrument inspired Michael to write some songs and to start collecting obscure instruments.
Now 25, Michael has recorded 2 albums. By using a portable studio, he has recorded in various sheds, basements and meat lockers.
He recently moved from the seaside of southern England to the red light district of Paris. The French describe his music as folk baroque.
Hey, Billy The Kid! Moultes congratulations for the concert last night. Your show was like a bol d'air on the divan of the world. Du coup I have your album to listen to your sounds in my saloon. Happy woman I am! I wish you a long road again. Calamity J.
I started my internship at les Inrockouptibles;) its cool so far Been listening to your CD..like it a lot..still have to give you back those 4 euros..it deserves it!
Hey. Your set on Sunday was flaberghasting. You did really well with that crowd. A briliant rendition of Irene too. I sing that song, perhaps we could sing it together sometime? I especially enjoyed the murmers of nervous laughter from the audience. Quality. Memorable. See you soon Michael. Bless Alex
What a superb set @ Mr Kyps Mike! Well done you. I took some footage and have uploaded of one of the songs in my video section if you would like to see it, also on Utube. Hope all is happy in Paris xx
Was just showing you off to a friend of mine and I heard myself singing and saxamaphoning on Edwards Little Paty at Larmertree!! I think I'm famous!! Waaaaahoooo!! xxxx
