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A four-track EP from the singer-songwriter who has written over 50 songs. All proceeds from the sale of this EP will go to Mick’s chosen charity Save The Children.
The band’s 28th album is the second part of a double release to mark their 30th anniversary year of making original country music and rock ‘n’ roll.
The band’s 27th album is the first part of a double release to mark their 30th anniversary year of making original country music and rock ‘n’ roll.
A 3-track EP from the Essex-based singer, songwriter and percussionist featuring three previously-released tracks including “The Shandon Bells” which refers to the bells at the Church of St. Anne’s in Cork City in Ireland.
The 21-track album features songs laden with memorable hooks, pithy couplets and brilliant musicianship.
This 17-track collection sees Felicity covering songs from legends past and present including Ray Price, Lefty Frizzell, Hank Williams and Alan Jackson.
Released in 2005, the fifth album from Cumbrian singer-songwriter Martin Smith was his second to contain all-original material.
A collection of high-quality videos showcasing the songwriting of Cumbrian artist Martin Smith, all filmed in the beautiful Lake District settings that Martin affectionately refers to as “My Back Yard”.
The Canadian band’s 2015 release started out as a collection of demo recordings before being lost for a while and later rediscovered.
This album from the Californian-based artists features a modern blend of folk and country music with a bit of a retro feel.
The 2010 album from the Cumbria-based singer-songwriter includes 12 self-penned songs.
The 2017 album from Irish-born south coast-based Owen features 10 tracks, all written within sight or sound of the sea.
Four years in the making, a celebration of 20 years of Gary Perkins & The Breeze, named UK Country Group Of The Year in 2016 and 2017.
The fourth album from Glasgow-based alternative country music singer-songwriter Michael McMillan whose songs tell stories from “the heart of the streets” and “the streets of the heart”.
A collection of 13 songs from Bedfordshire-based Cliff Aubrey, who made it into the Guinness Book of World Records in 2004 for singing non-stop for 24 hours.
The debut album from Edinburgh-based multi-instrumentalist Chris Henry and producer Ken Donaldson consists of eight tracks, each drawing on slightly varied musical influences and interpreting themes that are both dark and exciting.
