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Tamlyn
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Wayfaring Stranger
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Nine Times A Night
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Child of the Library
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Piers Cawley Doncaster, UK
A singer for as long as he can remember, Piers (he/they) sings Old Songs with a clarity and conviction that makes them as fresh as paint.
Piers Cawley recommends:
Six ballads, beautifully sung unaccompanied in a lovely plain style. I can almost see the likes of Lizzie Higgins and Belle Stewart standing at Iona's back as she sings and nodding their approval.
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Songs From The Attic (Plus Extras)
by Jon Wilks
Jon's 'Grizzly Folk' blog was a wonderful source of thoughtful writing about folk songs, with most articles accompanied by a video of Jon's interpretation of the song. Now in a driver friendly format.
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