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More from Martin Simpson
“Never any Good” A beautiful song by Martin Simpson about his father, who he clearly did not see in the way the title might suggest: Martin Simpson – Never Any Good Lyrics You were never any good with money. You … Continue reading
Three spoonfuls of Martin Simpson
According to Wikipedia, “Martin Simpson is regarded by many as one of the most skilled folk guitarists currently playing on the British and American folk scene”, with which my only disagreement would be that to characterise his music purely as … Continue reading
Three Spoonfuls of Cream
A tribute to Jack Bruce.
Bruton Town – A very old story
Bruton Town is an English Folk song featured on The Pentangle’s first album (the first LP I ever bought). It tells the story of a young woman whose lover is murdered by her two brothers, because they do not think … Continue reading
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