WHEELS ARE BROKEN -------
BASS Dylan Davies,
MELODION Nick Cooke,
FIDDLE- Cath James,
CLARINET - Jo Veal ---------
THE WINDING RIVER -
FIDDLE Cath James
HARMONIES Tegwen Roberts
CELLO Anne Wyatt.................
BLACKEN ------
LOW WHISTLE Ceri Ashton
FIDDLE Cath James
TRUMPET Hazel Leigh
VALVE TROMONE Matt Lord
VOCALS and SAX Tegwen Roberts -----------
Influences
The Kinks Kurt Vonnegut Tom Waits Ben Folds Goran Bregovic Brass Monkey Johnny Cash weird folk Chris Smither Arthur H James Raynard Fargo Venezuala Bill Hicks Jacques Brel Sandy Lopicic Silly Sisters Rare Breed Ben Folds Five Rick Rubin The Wicker Man Scott Walker Cohen Brothers Ray Davies Saban Bajramovic Alistair Sim Morrissey Alice Cooper Bob Dylan Lal Waterson Maddy Prior Traditional Stories Catch 22 Worzel Gummidge strange folk kind hearts and coronets Les Hurlement d'leo Emir Kusturica - Underground Time of the Gypsies Black Cat White Cat, Spaccanapoli Blowzabella Jake Thackray Rainbow The Alchemist John Martyn To Live the lady killers Punch Drunk Love Varttina Tegi Roberts Poza neo folk Ashkhabad John Betjeman Leonard Cohen tea and biscuits Poke harold and maude nick cave dark folk Buffy the Vampire Slayer the old rope string band Nothing Rhymed Cake Martin Carthy The Mighty Boosh Jethro Tull Elvis Costello The Smiths Mark Steel Ron Sexsmith Mitchell Froom Bob Ezrin Steeleye Span Calexico Lyn Hodnett Miranda Sex Garden Alan Lomax
Sounds Like
.... someone digging holes in a moonbleached forest, with occaisonal jaunts to the fairground for pop and candyfloss - tales of thieves, blaggers and pantomime cows, ghosts, odd lovers and magical vows. In one way or another the music's a bit like: Tom Waits, Nick Cave - John Martyn - Jake Thackray - Steeleye span - Sheffield - Bright Phoebus - Lal Waterson - Nick Drake on caffeine - circulus - Martin Carthy having a bender - Leonard Cohen putting up a shelf - Pentangle - the Wickerman -------------------------------- Or for a more literal interpretation its sounds like guitars and singing replete with corr anglais, flutes, fiddles, violas, horns, oboes, Er Hus and harmoniums. If its genres you're wanting, well then: its all a bit --- neo folk - traditional - strange folk -swamp folk - acid folk - or something.
i had a wonderful time at the lantern last night, was a great gig...here are some photos, message me your email address if you'd like me to send you some more.. cheers marie
dear Richard Masters, thanks for your friendship!
We are really happy to tell you our new cd 'YA DUNYA' is finally available at your local record store (Europe) or through iTunes or bol.com.
We are getting really great reviews, but you buying the cd makes us buying a beer and than we are both happy! :-)
kind regards and maybe our paths will cross this year!
Well hey there folker! Hows tricks and sticks and things of a fun nature..hope it goes well tonight - I'd be there but have a date with the dead mwah ha ha x
Hello. I am just posting to shamelessly plug my gig at the Boardwalk on Wednsesday 1st November. We are a five peice with a cellist/optomotrist a grade 5 flautist and a fustrated jazz drummer - it has to be worth a look and all for £5! (+ support)
Trefor Jones and the Minstrels
P.S let us know if you are up for playing at the Grapes
Kind words Richard - bless ye!
Some fine work from you too squire - especially like The Winding River - great band too!
The Force is strong with you...
Drew Crow Star
Hi! Richard,Thanks For Your Add Request.Your Music is very great and sweet.I like it.I Hope be your a friend of you.Thank you.Welcome to hear my music in My Space.see you.
Hi Richard
I've just tried learning how to post bulletins & invites on myspace but I've no idea if it worked. Can you have a look & see if you got one from Silverwheel?
See you later
