Rachael McShane is best known as the cellist, singer, fiddle player (and only girl!) in 11-piece folk big-band Bellowhead. She is now embarking on a solo career, working alongside musicians whose backgrounds are rooted more in jazz, soul and funk than in folk.
Rachael’s band, featuring James Peacock (piano), Jonathan Proud (bass) and Adam Sinclair (drums), combine their eclectic influences to create interesting and exciting arrangements of traditional songs. Her debut album is rich with tales of many men, ranging from kind-hearted, well-meaning gentlemen to thieves, mysterious strangers and somewhat sinister characters. However it is the shrewd and audacious women who shine through in these traditional songs.
Hope all is well Great page here:) Sometimes we need just a little Sunshine in our lives. That is why I am wishing, on each and every calendar day, for smiles and sunshine to come your way! Thanks for the add Peace and love J.
I just wanted to stop by and say how much I love your new album! It's fantastic - not like anything i've heard before, which is truly a magical thing. It's one of the best albums I've heard in quite some time. Many congratulations, and I look forward to seeing you perform sometime soon?
‘Hail to yer Rachael” Its great to hook up with you & your music for sure & hope to hear more of you, ‘Cheers for befriending us here drop us a comment and stay in touch. Love & peace to you from Devon’s most fiery raucous and hairy rocking folk band The Dambuskers. A legend in their own lunch time and rebels without a clue. Keep Music Live and keep it real!!!. -