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1. Balkree says:

   14.09.2019 at 04:29

   Fay Hield sings Mad Family backed by Jon Boden on concertina. She also speaks to Bright Young Folk about her new album Looking Glass, released by Topic records on 6 September

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2. Tucage says:

   14.09.2019 at 02:55

   Aug 05,  · Fay Hield sings Mad Family backed by Jon Boden on concertina. She also speaks to Bright Young Folk about her new album Looking Glass, released by Topic records on 6 .

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3. Tuzshura says:

   13.09.2019 at 07:53

   Mad Family, a song by Fay Hield on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, you agree to our use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy.

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4. Mezibei says:

   14.09.2019 at 12:12

   It is of course on Fay’s excellent Looking Glass CD as well, although you’ll already know that (won’t you!) I’ve not much to add to that except that the family’s location can certainly be changed to suit your purpose, should any of you be singing this out and about.

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5. Kigarn says:

   11.09.2019 at 14:57

   Looking Glass Signed £ GBP Unsigned £ GBP The Huntsman / Mad Family / Two Brothers / The Looking Glass / Little Yellow Roses / The Banks of the Nile / Kemp Owen / Sheepcrook and Black Dog / Grey Goose and Gander / The Shepherd’s Daughter / King Henry.

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6. Grolabar says:

   19.09.2019 at 04:58

   Her debut solo CD, Looking Glass, is built around a striking repertoire of often obscure material drawn from rarely-thumbed collections. This spicy stew of songs and ballads, catches and caprices was recorded with accompaniment from Rob Habron (English Acoustic Collective), Sam Sweeney & Jon Boden (Bellowhead).5/5(1).

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7. Gucage says:

   16.09.2019 at 22:54

   With a haunting voice and sparse accompaniment, Fay Hield tackles these songs with gusto, and, it is a joy to listen to. King Henry, Mad Family and The Looking Glass are the stand-out tracks at the moment to me, but, with more plays that may change, not that I will stop loving said tracks, but, in all honesty there isn't a bad track on the album, so, favourites will come and go, it really is that sort of /5(10).

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8. Meztigis says:

   15.09.2019 at 10:29

   Fay Hield is one of folk music's most pre-eminent modern voices and this confident, traditional album underlies her current lofty protcadabbcrafiramtoracycbedyran.xyzinfo helps, of course, to have the outstanding Sam Sweeney, Rob Harbron, Roger Wilson, Ben Nicholls, Toby Kearney, Jon Boden and Martin Simpson backing her, but her gift for unearthing colourful material and then delivering it with both swagger and soul is.

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9. Dashicage says:

   18.09.2019 at 05:40

   Dec 05,  · Fay Hield says they hope to reissue it. The group consisted of Fay Hield, Bryony Griffith, Becky Stockwell and Gillian Tolfrey. Fay Hield went to take a doctorate specializing in English Folk Music, on which she currently lectures at Sheffield University. Bryony Griffith joined The Demon Barbers on violin and protcadabbcrafiramtoracycbedyran.xyzinfog: Mad Family.

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