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Georgia Shackleton – Harry’s Seagull: Album Review

Norwich singer, songwriter and fiddler of note, Georgia Shackleton, celebrates the music and musicians of East Anglia on Harry’s Seagull.

Jim Rattigan’s Duos is a magnificent example of improvised music that will both move and astonish the listener.

The Christmas countdown is well underway with the festive folk supergroup, A Winter Union declaring Sooner After Solstice.

Driving, dynamic and soulful; the latest single from One Flew Over.

The Almighty roll back the years as Manchester relives its youth in an explosive show.

A few words in tribute to the icon that was Shane MacGowan.

We’re joined At The Barrier by Lee Martin from Blue Stragglers for a fab Why I Love on Queens Of The Stone Age.

Wistful ballads, quasi-traditional epics, anti-war songs with a difference – KC Jones leave no stone unturned on latest album Roots.

It’s that time of year again. The ATB Xmas countdown begins with seasonal and festive fare from Kate Rusby.

Peter Hammill gives a lesson in the art of redux. A couple of 30 year old albums get a spit and polish.

From the sublime to the outlandish – and all stops in between. 85 covers of Beatles songs for your lasting entertainment.

A batch of favourite and familiar songs get a stately makeover – courtesy of Nick Hart and Tom Moore.

Joshua Burnell is on a roll – the ATB man of the moment heads out with a live recording.

A mystical and impassioned offering from The Furrow Collective powered by the energy of the moon.

Bumper package expands on all the joys of janglemasters, The Bluebells, making us all feel eternally young at heart. (And possibly old.)