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Ashley Hutchings,
Judy Dunlop and Jon Scaife
present Sway With Me a celebration of The Tree and its offspring in song and verse. A coup for WoodWorks! Ashley Hutchings is one of the “godfathers’ of folk – a founding member of Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span and The Albion Band and currently touring with the Rainbow Chasers and the Morris On series of concerts. The 'Sway With Me' album was originally released in 1991 to critical acclaim; out of stock for some time it is due to be re-released shortly. Ashley Hutchings and Judy Dunlop have agreed to perform selections from the album specially for Woodworks – a unique opportunity to hear this great music and spoken word all about trees, live.
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Barron and Brady
are Ros and Simon who hail from Dartmoor and whose music is influenced by their interest in and love for the natural world, folk lore and storytelling. Two talented musicians whose great harmonies, hot guitar and whistle playing are a delight
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Cicero Buck
..a stronger leaning on the jazz-blues-folk colours...while their melodic sensibilities and awareness of what makes a perfectly crafted grown up pop song are, if anything, stronger than ever.
Kris moved to England from Nashville in the summer of 2000 and immediately Cicero Buck began working on songs. Delicate Shades of Grey, their first release, was recorded in London in the spring of 2002. Uncut magazine gave it a three star thumbs up.
Their second album, 'Humbucky', was released in the fall of 2004 and features their own material plus an acoustic version of Joe Hughes and David Freeman's smash 'No More I Love You's'.
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Clive Batkin and Joel McDermott
play instrumental music for guitar and mandolin with passion and commitment. Up and coming they have recently played The Stables in Milton Keynes and will shortly be seen at the St. Albans Arena supporting Karine Polwart
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Chris Puleston at Woodworks 2005
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Doudoumba
Drum workshop
With the emphasis firmly on fun and self expression, Chris Puleston leads groups into simple rhythm patterns using Djembe, Darabuka, Bongos and Conga drums as well as tuned percussion and hand held instruments, all of which are provided
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Life and Times
Barry Goodman and Graeme Meek sing songs about Bedfordshire (we are used to artists from the North-east, The west Country, the Celtic fringes – now a chance to hear the songs and stories from our own county!)
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Strangeworld at Cambridge Folk Festival
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Strangeworld
fronted by Bryan Causton (guitars, mandolin, mandocello) who played with the acclaimed folk rock band “Shave the Monkey”, together with Anna Ardley (oboe, whistles) Ginette Davies (Cello/Violin) and Andy Thompson (piano accordian) – encompass the best of every musical era. They have brought together 4 talented musicians with a unique combination of instruments and styles that captivate and become addictive!
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