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The 2019 album from the Kansas-based steel guitarist features ten instrumental tracks recorded in Curt’s unmistakably smooth and unique style.
With a recording process that included just a living room, three dogs and musical genius Isaac Francis, the intimacy of If I Could is clear from the first note.
Michael’s fifth album of original songs is inspired by the many people the Glasgow-based singer-songwriter has met over the years who have run away from something or someone.
Owen’s 2019 album displays an entertaining mixture of his country and folk influences.
The debut 13-track album from the band fronted by the Liverpool favourite was released in June 2019.
The 2019 from the Essex based songwriter pays tribute to his former band member who died aged 50 after a year-long battle with cancer.
The Berkshire-based singer songwriter’s fourth album contains six brand new recordings including two collaborations with recording artist Judie Tzuke.
Martin’s 6th album of original songs is, as the title suggests, a mixture of old and new tracks.
The three-track collection is the first to be released under the Colin Whittaker Band name, set up to showcase Colin’s original songs.
Martin’s second album produced in collaboration with Malcolm Jagger.
The latest release from Steve and his friends as they continue to explore the myth, moonshine and madness of America.
About the time Marc left the outskirts of East London where he grew up and moved to a small village in Essex.
A 6-track collection from the prolific south Wales-based singer-songwriter. Includes “Shifting Sands”.
The Sheffield-based southern rock band’s second album was recorded at John Parr’s studios Somewhere In Yorkshire.
It demonstrates a maturing in the quartet’s sound with a far more diverse set of production values which explores new territory for the band.
The sixth record in the series featuring songs the popular duo Jonny Williams and Lynnette Marie perform in their shows.
Includes their cover of the Jerry Lee Lewis song “I Can’t Have A Merry Christmas (Mary Without You)”.
