Tag Archives: Soho

[Milestone Treat: The Michael Chapman Birthday Celebration] – Millstone Grit

Posted on January 19, 2011 by Yair Yona

Millstone Grit, released with Decca in 1973, marked a new beginning for Chapman who was looking for something new. He wrote this album and intended it to be “A Northern Six String Journeyman Minstrel”. Essentially, this is a guitarist album. … Continue reading →

Posted in Album reviews | Tagged Bert Jansch, biritsh, britian, Davy Graham, fingerpicking, fingerstyle, Folk, fully qualified Survivor, John Martyn, Michael Chapman, Millstone Grit, Soho, Tompkins Square | 5 Comments

Sunday’s Child : Steve Tilston’s Acoustic Confusion

Posted on July 10, 2010 by Yair Yona

Bert Janch and John Renbourn were the swinging London singer/songwriter movement ambassadors to the world. Hanging around the London Soho and playing constantly in the leading folk club of the time – Les Cousins, they gained reputation as admirable icons … Continue reading →

Posted in Album reviews, Artists review | Tagged Al Stewart, An Acoustic Confusion, Bert Jansch, British, Chris Thompson, Davey Graham, Folk, John Martyn, John Renbourn, London, Nick Drake., Pentangle, Ralph McTell, Singer/songwriter, Soho, Steve Tilston, UK, Village Thing, Wizz Jones | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Soho

[Milestone Treat: The Michael Chapman Birthday Celebration] – Millstone Grit

Sunday’s Child : Steve Tilston’s Acoustic Confusion

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