The intimacy of the Barnoldswick venue sees a superbly intimate performance from Liz Jones. Her own acoustic guitar work is complimented by the extremely capable guitar work of of John Bruce.
Gary Quinn takes the lead spot at Over Hulton Folk Club, alongside the brilliant Carol Dunnington.
The Blockheads continue to carry forth the legacy of the supremely talented, and much missed Ian Dury.
The experience of Fairport Convention shines through at the Manchester Folk Festival where they appear with the highly talented Jenn Butterworth.
Aerostation bring impressive technical expertise blending all its sonic creations superbly, but the most appealing aspect is that it is original and different.
Former Tull man Mick Abrahams in an early Seventies collection.
Merry Hell are live at Over Hulton Folk Club with a set of lost songs and memories.
Jakobol amazed us with their unique sound and have released another experimental album, Leornian, extending the boundaries of folk music.
This marvellous EP from Sykofant completes the musical project which began with the last release Red Sun.
Longstanding local folk heritage trio, the Houghton Weavers perform a set of folk standard favourites from yesteryear.
Bruit revisit their past to offer their view of the mysterious and unpredictable nature of modern life.
With Panorama, their fourth album release, Swedish band Hallas offer yet another chapter in their ever growing career. Travel warily in the musical fantasy world they create.
There is little more exhilarating than an excellent live concert. Jan Akkerman showcases his guitar wizardry and a setlist packed with classic Focus tunes fits the bill perfectly.
Long Distance Calling provide a musical experience on a par with the likes of Hawkwind and leave you in awe of the music they accomplish.
Alligator Records remastered version of the 2008 release Orange Blossoms, takes an introspective look at the life of JJ Grey.
