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'Off the Desk' available again!
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2008-06-26 12:04:19
Such has been the demand for our 2006 Double Live CD since we sold out that we have had some more manufactured.
Available from our CD Store here for a mere £13, this classic Live CD, straight from Rob Braviner's mixing desk (hence the name) features such classics as:
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New Desi Friel CD available in the Shop!!
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2008-06-05 16:04:41
Desi Friel, long time musical friend of Fairport, has a new CD - 'Circumstances' - and it is available in our on-line store right now.
He is also responsible for the design and hosting of this website!
Desi was reared in an Irish traditional music family on both sides of the borderin Northern Ireland (Norn Iron). His first proper band was 'Folkus' which did TV, Radio and gigs. More...
Peggy & Peej at The Festival of History!
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2008-06-17 09:50:28
Peggy and PJ will be headlining the music stage at English Heritage's Festival of History on Saturday 19th July at Kelmarsh near Market Harborough.
An Afternoon Off with Peggy and PJ is scheduled for 4.30pm on the 19th July. You can't buy a ticket just for the concert but the Festival includes other music from medieval to 20th century.
Artists include medieval rock'n'roller Wynndebagge, The Oxford Waits, Hautbois, Eddie Upton & Folk South West, Jackfield Brass Band, the rapper Baba Brinkman doing The Canterbury Tales, Great Western Morris. More...
Dylan Project CD Re-releases!!
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2008-05-17 10:30:07
We are pleased to announce that The first Dylan Project CD and the "Live at Cropredy" CD have been combined as a double package.
Release by our good friend John Tobler from "Road goes on Forever" Records.
As an added incentive, there are 2 bonus tracks from last December's Banbury Mill concert. More...
Name: Jerry Armitage
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Go and see them there can be few better ways of spending a few hours. Great songs and Peggy's stories what more could you ask for?. We saw them last year in Bury and they were great. We hope to catch up with them in Halifax and we will of course see them at Cropredy.
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