10
Apr

You’ll never guess what happened to me!

I’m off to play the Holt Acoustic club today, I always look forward to a gig in a new place, it’s a great opportunity to meet new people, network and, of course, perform your music to a whole new crowd… hope they like it! Anyway, I felt like promoting this track today A Sunday Song - The Two Sisters: it’s been included in this month’s Bath Burp as well so pick up a copy! the song is an old ballad of jealousy and sibling rivalry which I feel is told under the old maxim “Tragedy + Time = Comedy” (you’ll never guess what happened to me!). I also have a special affection for this song as it was the first track to break the 100 hits mark on the blog!!

Bow down…

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With guitar playing that has "shades of Bert Jansch and Martin Simpson" (Glastonbury Folk Club) and a love of the narrative traditions of the British Isles, Tim wins fans wherever his travels take him with his sensitive and honest arrangements. Since 2010 Tim has been building his identity as "one of the new generation of musicians who are breathing new life into the folk songs of Britain" (Loughton Folk Club) and has performed with some of the best young folk performers on the circuit including Gren Bartley, Gilmore & Roberts, Ewan Mclennan, Chris Sarjeant, Jackie Oates, Kate Denny, Sam Brookes and James Findlay.
As well as recording his E.P 'Tell Tale Signs' with by Paul James (Blowzabella) which is available on Bandcamp, Tim is releasing a new E.P this Autumn that demonstrates that as a guitarist and singer, an adapter and writer of songs, he is only growing in confidence and skill: demo tracks can be heard on the Soundcloud link below

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