Time Tunnel: The At The Barrier Cropredy Gallery
A pictorial memoir of Fairport’s Cropredy Convention – 1979-2019.
John Barlass
John has been a music obsessive since he first heard 'Love Me Do' seeping out of the family radio in 1962. he spent a career in the rail industry before turning back to his first love of music. He plays bass guitar and melodeon, loves folk/rock and lives in Warwick.
Various Artists – Separate Paths Together: An Anthology Of British Male Singer/Songwriters (1965-1975): Album Review
An extensive reappraisal of all corners of the singer/songwriter genre on Separate Paths Together via Grapefruit Records.
Maartin Allcock – OX15: Album Review
Talking Elephant Reissue OX15; the second solo album from the sadly missed multi-instrumentalist and former Fairport Convention & Jethro Tull man Maartin Allcock.
Paul Dutton – Parallel Spark: Album Review
Enjoyable collection of artful seventies-flavoured rock from New Jersey based Paul Dutton.
Third Ear Band – Mosaics, The Albums 1969-1972: Album Review
A new look at the first three albums from the Ultimate Experimentalists, Third Ear Band.
Steve Ashley – Steve Ashley’s Family Album Revisited: Album Review
Welcome return of a classic, lost album from Steve Ashley.
Ali Comerford – Knots: Album Review
Endearing debut album from classical violist turned multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter Ali Comerford
David Crosby – For Free: Album Review
That late period renaissance just keeps on flowing from David Crosby, who turns 80 years old in a few weeks.
Jackie Leven – Straight Outta Caledonia: Album Review
First ever “Greatest Hits” collection of a great, yet overlooked, talent in the form of Jackie Leven.
Rodney Crowell – Triage: Album Review
Rodney Crowell offers a deeply personal contemplation of the political, climatic and economic upheavals of our times.
Jared Feldschreiber – Reckless Abandon: Book Review
Jared Feldschreiber on the struggles of a wannabe playwright in mid-eighties Manhattan
Waylon Jennings – Singer of Sad Songs/ The Taker – Tulsa/ Good Hearted Woman/ Ladies Love Outlaws: Album Review
A new look at the pioneer Outlaw’s early ‘70s albums – four classics from the legendary Waylon Jennings.
Jez Hellard and the Djukella Orchestra – The Fruitful Fells: Album Review
Inspired collection of powerful songs and virtuoso musicianship from Jez Hellard and the Djukella Orchestra
Silvertwin – s/t : Album Review
London retro-pop practitioners Silvertwin revive the 60s, 70s and 80s
Fuzzy Lights – Burials: Album Review
Cambridge psych-folkists Fuzzy Lights return after 8-year hiatus with tales of sacrifice, burial and miscarriage