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Julian Dawson & Gene Parsons

Hillbilly Zen

    There's always a place for strong songs, well sung and played and Julian Dawson's "Hillbilly Zen", his fifteenth and latest album is one of these. It's different from anything he's done before here you'll find bluegrass, country music, soul ballads, blues and even rockabilly - all self-penned too. Who better to help him do it right than ex-Byrd Gene Parsons, one of Dawson's 'musical heroes', Parsons plays acoustic and electric Stringbender guitars, banjo, pedal steel guitar, mandolin, drums and percussion, spoons, bass, harmonica, hi-strung guitar and harmony vocals. The result is an excellent 'americana' album from Londoner Dawson.

    Anne Briggs

    Sing A Song For You

      Anne Briggs is regarded as one of the greatest vocalists to emerge on the English folk scene but she never craved fame and certainly had no 'career plan'. This 'lost' album from 1973 is a case in point. Recorded when 8 months pregnant and disatisfied with her own vocals through being 'too breathy' the album was virtually shelved as Anne moved to a remote part of Scotland and even refused to have any further photos taken for the front cover. Ragged Robin who played on the album featured Steve Ashley and Barry Dransfield also sat in on the sessions.

      Various Artists

      Hard Cash

        14 specially recorded songs from 1989 inspired by the BBC TV series "Hard Cash". All the songs revolve around the exploitation of the worker or lack of work or how hard certain types of work can be and how difficult it can be to earn a crust. It features the cream of the British folk scene of the day - Martin Carthy, Richard Thompson, the Watersons, June Tabor, Ron Kavana and others with songs as relevant today as they were a decade ago.


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