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'If the great Phil Ochs were to rise from the dead today, he would probably be hailed as the new David Rovics.' Andy Kershaw, BBC
'If the great Phil Ochs were to rise from the dead today, he would probably be hailed as the new David Rovics.' Andy Kershaw, BBC
'If the great Phil Ochs were to rise from the dead today, he would probably be hailed as the new David Rovics.' Andy Kershaw, BBC
Its just me...with a bit of help from Mr Sequencer
Sting, police, 80's music, jorney, Queen, Styx, Formed 8 years ago this dynamic and relatively unknown band sought to conquer the world with its unyielding hooks, uncanny ability to make leisure time, and its general, ‘It’ll happen dude” outlook For years they toyed with obscurity, befriending procrastination, and other forms of ideal behavior. They scoffed and mock the “early to bed early to rise” mentality that plagued the pop rock community. For years they sang notes, melodies, looking li...
Solo singer-songwriter and tunesmith playing British fingerstyle steel and nylon string guitar, and historic instruments. Scots and Irish influences. I've been writing and playing songs and tunes since teenage years in folk clubs and pubs. I co-organise the Kelso Friday night live music sessions at the Cross Keys (hosted singaround 7.45-10pm) and Cobbles Inn (10-12pm open mic with The Cobbles Band) with the help of many friends. All welcome! Visit us at kelsofolkandlive co uk. It is worth cl...
TEN YEARS AFTER ALVINLEE:GUITAR,VOCALS LEO LYONS:BASS CHICK CHURCHILL:KEYBOARDS RIC LEE:PERCUSSION
Cross two famous guys named Brooks - Garth and Mel - and you get Austin folksinger Steve Brooks. He's got a song for every occasion, from the sublime to the Cross two famous guys named Brooks - Garth and Mel - and you get Austin folksinger Steve Brooks. He's got a song for every occasion, from the sublime to the ridiculous and back. His tunes range from comic commentary and crackerbarrel philosophy to lyrical love ballads and sharp-edged snapshots of Texas and the world.
'If the great Phil Ochs were to rise from the dead today, he would probably be hailed as the new David Rovics.' Andy Kershaw, BBC
