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Tennessee Waltz – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review

Last gig of the year at Over Hulton Folk Club is spent with Tennessee Waltz.

Don Powell’s Occasional Flames reboot their seasonal offering. Bah humbug and all as they carry on with all the carry on.

Pastoral Englishness and Malian sensibilities unite on the lead single from the forthcoming album by Piers Faccini and Ballaké Sissoko.

Sharon Shannon and her Big Band pay tribute to Shane in Brum.

Fire, flair and Blues class from Katie Knipp.

Baskery get all Shakey – the Neil Young legacy gets coated with lush harmonies.

3rd album from Bristol-based psych-folk trio, Hands Of The Heron, is the perfect accompaniment to that contemplative activity.

Morris for both minors and matures, to absorb and enjoy. File under ‘lovely’.

Debut album from the Boo Hewerdine/Vlado Nosal collaboration, Hotel Art. Guaranteed to charm.

Hills & Valleys is the musically superb and atmospheric album, from the seven-piece acoustic jazz ensemble Superlocrian.

Melodious dreamscapes, sumptuous harmonies and plush instrumentation and Polaris, the new album from Yani Martinelli is a triumph.

We go out on a limb and attempt to pick the best of the Rabin years on a single Yes LP.

The definitive Bonzo Boxset: 7 years in the making and featuring just about everything that the Bonzos ever committed to vinyl, tape or celluloid.

Latest live set sees Hawkwind plough furiously on a never ending course.

A collection of European dance tunes from Gentile & Wood, played with meticulous and tender loving care.