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Intro: Fairport Convention - Medley: The Lark in the
Morning/Rakish Paddy/Fox Hunter's Jig/Toss The Feathers - Liege & Lief - A&M Records
Blackmore's Night - Where Are We Going From Here - All Our Yesterdays -
Frontiers Records www.blackmoresnight.com/
Johnny Coppin - Pride Of The Ocean - Line Of Blue - Red Sky Records
www.johnnycoppin.co.uk/
Van Morrison - Someone Like You - The Essential Van Morrison CD2 - Legacy
www.vanmorrison.com/
Gerda Stevenson - Breathe In Breathe Out - Night Touches Day - Gean Records www.gerdastevenson.co.uk/
Loren and Mark - Apache - Loren Barrigar and Mark
Mazengarb - Mary And Me Music
www.lorenandmark.com/
Spoil The Dance - Venezuela - Northern Common - Spoilt Records
www.spoilthedance.com/
Blackmore's Night - Earth Wind And Sky - All Our Yesterdays - Frontiers
Records www.blackmoresnight.com/
Johnny Coppin - The Hurricane Of '15 - Line Of Blue - Red Sky Records
www.johnnycoppin.co.uk/
Van Morrison - Enlightenment - The Essential Van Morrison CD2 - Legacy
www.vanmorrison.com/
Gerda Stevenson - We Can Imagine - Night Touches Day - Gean
Records www.gerdastevenson.co.uk/
Loren and Mark - A Thing Called Love - Loren Barrigar
and Mark Mazengarb - Mary And Me Music
www.lorenandmark.com/
Spoil The Dance - Daisy Song (A February Day) - Northern Common - Spoilt
Records www.spoilthedance.com/
Blackmore's Night - Queen's Lament - All Our Yesterdays - Frontiers Records
www.blackmoresnight.com/
Blackmore's Night: 10th studio release from Ren-Rockers/Folk-Rockers
Blackmore's Night. "Richie Blackmore, British guitarist and
songwriter, began his professional career as a session musician as a member
of the instrumental band The Outlaws and as a backing musician of pop
singers Glenda Collins, Heinz, Screaming Lord Sutch,
Neil Christian, etc.. Blackmore was also one of the original members of
Deep Purple, playing jam-style rock music which mixed simple guitar riffs
and organ sounds During his solo career, he established neo-classical metal
band called Rainbow which fused baroque music influences elements with hard
rock. However, Rainbow gradually progressed to catchy pop style hard rock.
Blackmore formed the traditional folk rock project Blackmore's Night
transitioning to vocalist-centered sounds. Although she's done back-up
vocals for such major bands as Deep Purple, Rainbow, and Twang (the Hank
Marvin Tribute album), Candice Night's success was anything but overnight.
In 1997, the talented lyricist and lead singer of Blackmore's Night
completed a musical project with legendary guitarist Ritchie Blackmore
titled Shadow of the Moon. The album features acoustic renaissance music, a
direction she thoroughly enjoyed. "This music is feel good, soul
searching music," says Candice. "Listening to it makes me
appreciate the beauty in simple things that most of us overlook everyday. It has a magical effect. It makes me smile
and it makes me cry, but listening to it always takes me on a different
journey somewhere else. Being a part in creating such music is a reward in
itself."" - Artists' website
Johnny Coppin: "is a singer/songwriter, composer and poetry
anthologist. Formerly with the folk-rock band Decameron, his many solo
albums include "Forest & Vale & High Blue Hill" (Songs of
Gloucestershire), "Edge of Day" - a collaboration with
world-famous writer Laurie Lee, "Force of the River", "A
Country Christmas" "The Shakespeare Songs" , "Keep the
Flame" and and his most recent albums"The Winding Stair" and "Breaking
the Silence" with Mike Silver. His clear voice together with his
ability to write fine songs make his music essentially English in character
while having universal appeal. Jack Russell, the Gloucestershire and ex-England
wicket-keeper, is a big fan and often used to lead
his team in singing one of Johnny's rousing Gloucestershire songs! Johnny
has supported Gerry Rafferty, Jasper Carrott and
The Albion Band on tour and has appeared at Festivals in Britain, Ireland,
Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Holland and Belgium - including the
prestigious Cambridge, Edinburgh, Lisdoonvarna
and Nyon Festivals. He has played on the European
folk scene for many years, and makes a long overdue return to Scotland this
May before beginning a UK tour of "Edge of Day" - his tribute to
Laurie Lee, the writer of "Cider with Rosie". Johnny Coppin with
Paul Burgess and Mick Dolan Johnny plays solo with guitar and piano and
regularly works with his own trio or band. Members of his band have included
Phil Beer from Show of Hands, Albion Band etc,
and his current sidekicks are fiddle player Paul Burgess from The John
Kirkpatrick Band and guitarist Mick Dolan who has worked with Steve Winwood, Dr Hook and Show of
Hands." - Artist's website
Van Morrison: Van The Man - turned 70 Aug 31st!
Gerda Stevenson: "actor/ writer/ director/singer-songwriter, trained
at R.A.D.A., London, winning the Vanbrugh Award. She has worked on stage,
television, radio and film throughout Britain and abroad. In 2014, she was
nominated as one the Saltire Society’s Outstanding Women Of Scotland.
From the Stevenson family of musicians (her father the composer/pianist
Ronald, sister composer/harper Savourna, and
niece composer/fiddler Anna-Wendy), Gerda is known for her singing in many
theatre productions. She was nominated in 2014 for the MG Alba Trad Music Awards, in the Scots Singer Of The Year
category. With support from Creative Scotland, a highly acclaimed CD of her
own songs, NIGHT TOUCHES DAY, was released in 2014 (Gean
Records, produced by Mattie Foulds), her vocals
accompanied by an array of fine Scottish musicians: James Ross, Konrad Wiszniewski, Inge Thompson, Seylan
Baxter, Rob MacNeacail, and Norwegian
multi-instrumentalist Kyrre Slind.She
is one of the Madge Wildfire trio,with
Patsy Seddon and Kathy Stewart. In 2011, Gerda was nominated by the League
of Professional Theatre Women (New York) for the Gilder/Coigney
International Award. Her many film and TV appearances include Braveheart, Midsomer Murders, Heartbeat, The Bill, and Taggart She
received a BAFTA Scotland Best Film Actress Award for her performance in
Margaret Tait’s feature film Blue Black Permanent, and has been
nominated twice for the Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland.
Founder of Stellar Quines, Scotland’s leading women’s theatre
company, and Associate Artist of Communicado,
she’s also a trustee of the Scottish International Education Trust,
and a Scots Language Ambassador for Education Scotland." - Artist's
website
Loren and Mark: "Loren Barrigar and Mark Mazengarb share a unique musical chemistry and stage
presence seldom found among musicians. Their diverse repertoire of original
and arranged music consists of stunning guitar instrumentals as well as
vocal duets, giving them wide appeal and strong audience connection.
Influenced by Americana, Jazz, Country Western and Classical music, Loren
and Marks unique style of guitar playing is largely built upon the
thumb-picking techniques pioneered by guitar greats Merle Travis and Chet
Atkins, and their songs feature Lorens
superb vocals with some beautiful harmonies from Mark. Guitar playing like
you've never heard before! Loren and Mark first met in 2005 when they spent
a few days working with the great Tommy Emmanuel at Jorma
Kaukonen’s Fur Peace Ranch guitar camp. Mark was a college kid, just
completing his degree in classical guitar at the University of North
Carolina; Loren was already a seasoned performer, but it was his first
serious look at acoustic guitar. After the workshop, Mark visited Loren and
they spent some time picking guitar – and picking each other’s
brains. In 2009 they met again in Nashville at the Chet Atkins Appreciation
Society (CAAS) convention, an international gathering of hundreds of
guitarists. That set the stage for the 2010 CAAS convention where they were
on the schedule of performers. Though they were not originally listed to
play on the big Saturday night finale, they were added to the show due to
popular demand from those who heard them throughout the week. Loren and
Mark's varied repertoire of original and arranged music consists of
stunning guitar duets as well as songs, giving them a wide appeal. Their
music is influenced by Bluegrass, Jazz and Western; their style of guitar
playing is largely built upon the thumb-picking techniques pioneered by
guitar greats Merle Travis, Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed, and their songs
feature Lorens superb vocals and some beautiful harmonies from Mark." - Artists' website
Loren and Mark will be in concert with Little Rock Folk club on Sat Oct
24th 2015 www.littlerockfolkclub.org
Spoil The Dance: "are a rather splendid 4-piece group from N.E.
Derbyshire who play Traditional/Celtic/Folk songs and tunes on a variety of
instruments. Band members are Gaynor Brook, Sally Gay, Charlie Smallwood
and Steve Brook" - FB page short description
Streaming live Sat 2100h CMT/Sun 0300h GMT at http:
www.kuar.org/
Archives on line at
http://www.littlerockfolkclub.org/FAAB/faabindex.html
Program Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/Fromalbionandbeyond
mail: albion@kuar.org
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