The Albion Morris

The Albion Country Band

Ian A Anderson

Dranouter  Dance of Albion Article 1  Article 2

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Pete Atkin	Derroll Adams	Harvey Andrews
To Article	To Article	Harvey Andrews (left) with Graham Cooper

Amity	Pete Atkin & Clive James	Aquarelle
	Pete & Clive performed for us at the Blacksmiths as part of their "Live Libel" tour in 1975	Performing Down River at William IV 1973

	Mike Absalom
	Then & Now photos. (or is the one on the left Robbie Williams?)

Jenny Beeching	Peter Bellamy
Jenny Beeching.A very gifted lady. Tony and I once released her "A Right Song and Dance" album back in the '70s. Well worth a listen! Review by Adrian May	Peter Bellamy. Sadly now passed away...	Peter Bellamy. Born in Norfolk. In 1965 he formed the "Young Tradition" with Royston and Heather Wood. Took up solo career in 1969. Performed at Down River 2 on 27/5/73 Peter had one of the most remarkable voices ever heard.

Bully Wee Band

Bully Wee Band

Bully Wee Band

The Band at the Albert Hall     The Band at Pembroke Folk Festival

Les Barker	Long John Baldry	Bob Brunning
to an article on Les	Appeared for us November '73	Then and Now

	David Blosse
	Then and Now David was one of our regular resident singers.Always popular he is still going strong..

Jasper Carrott	Dave Cartwright	The City Waites
A picture of a very youthful Jasper. Founder of the Boggery Folk club. Known as an "Artiste for the musically insane!"Noel Murphy For an article on Mr Carrott by Tony	Appeared for us at the Down River clubs in June 1973 (and very good he was too).Now living in Holland. For current news article	To an article on  the City Waites

Martin Carthy	Johnny Coppin	John Copper
	To an article by Tony about Johnny	John Copper (2nd) left with the rest of the Copper Family. A wonderful group of people absolutely dedicated to the preservation of traditional song. When I was with Thyme we had the privelage of being asked to play at their club in Peacehaven. tm To article

Ian Cutler	Shirley Collins	Tony Cliff
A good mate, brilliant violinist and former member of Bully Wee	Bruce Cockburn To Article	Seen here performing Down River at William IV, Leyton. February 1973

I'm looking at an aged publicity handout for Keith which says he "was a folk singer, copying the styles of Joan Baez and Paul Simon.That was until he heard Cream and Hendrix". I cannot get my mind round the notion of Keith copying Joan Baez - a frightening prospect.	Keith Christmas For Tony's recollections.. For Keith Christmas: The Facts Keith Christmas at the Beverley Folk Festival June 2007 singing  Good for Me	Keith, very sensibly, is a good Essex boy from Wivenhoe.He played drums with a number of local groups (what have become known as bands now. Ed) but eventually channelled all his energies into playing guitar and writing songs. He was schooled in Colchester and got an engineering degree at Bath University.Now teaching in Bristol I do believe.
"Leyton School epitomised the early 70's to me - it was free-spirited, kids had the power to put on events like that, there was such a beautiful atmosphere of liberation and fun in the air - maybe it was just too good to survive?" Keith.

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