Searching for the Old Folk Rebels

A  pairing of immense young and older blues talent was showcased at a Nutley War Memorial Hall gig last night hosted by Graham Pope. The sho...

‘One’ by Lost Moons is a set of clever melodic songs with a deceptively serious lyrical message. Initial listening could lead to this being...

John Winch has been playing ‘roots’ music – folk, blues, country, bluegrass, Cajun and skiffle - for six decades. For the last two (as thr...

That journal of 'Swinging London', the  International Times,  has published my profile of the lost classic album,  'Schitzoid Jo...

Tom Cole ’s ‘The Road Less Travelled’ is a showcase of some his newest self-penned material plus reworkings of a couple of songs that have...

by Neil Partrick Ian Dobson has been a folk music performer, gig organiser and sound engineer for more than half a century. While for muc...

I have raved about this singer-songwriter before and will no doubt do so again.  Tom Cole  recently played to a mostly disinterested bunch ...