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<Links to the many artists who have appeared at the club can be found on the diary pages> |
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| All Music Guide | Find biographical information and recording history of your favourite artist, whether it be folk, blues, rock, rap, gospel, world, reggae etc etc | |
| Beesweb | This is the Official Richard Thompson Site. Worth a visit, just to be impressed by the site. Whilst you're there, try the Song-O-Matic. | |
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The official site for Dylan Aficionados |
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This is a good site for Chris Smither devotees. Hear the songs, get the lyrics, buy the merchandise and most important, find out when he's next in the UK! |
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This is a nicely set up site with Dick Gaughan's lyrics, together with tabs and mp3 files. |
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| Dominic Ward | Dominic Ward is a local folk musician and songwriter living in Sedgley, Dudley. You can check out his music, which is free to download from his website. | |
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For all you American Pie fans out there |
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A handy directory of folk singers/musicians/bands. It takes you straight to the relevant web site |
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A wonderful site! Pictures of many artists, lots of links - what's on, local radio etc etc |
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| Ian Pittaway | Ian Pittaway's site - Traditional and early music on voice, guitars and period instruments | |
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Last time Keith Hancock visited the club he told us that Leonard Cohen was in a monastery. Well he had been, but he came back down the mountain in 1999 with armfuls of poems and songs. |
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All sorts of Martin Simpson stuff here - including merchandise. |
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Ralph McTell's Official Home Page |
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A good resource for photos and brief bios of some English folk singers |
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Sing365.com | This isn't specifically a folk or blues site but it contains biographies and lyrics of hundreds of artists from Dusty Springfield through the Sex Pistols to Dr Dre along with well known folk and blues artists such as Joan Baez and Bo Diddley included. Highly recommended, but beware the pop up ads! |
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One of the best Folk-Rock bands around - and a very nice web-site, too! |
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| The Night Watch | Mediaeval, renaissance and baroque music on period instruments – reviving the genuine links between folk music and early music. | |
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It may not be folk music, but Steve Earle's songs often get played in sessions. Here's where you can learn about him as well as picking up some lyrics and guitar tabs |
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Tom Rush was/is one of the US Folk/Blues greats. Here you can have a nostalgia trip through his recordings and catch up with what he's doing now. |
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