Cath and Phil Tyler Newcastle, UK
Cath & Phil Tyler play Anglo-American folk music using guitar, banjo, voice and fiddle. Coming together musically through a shared love of traditional narrative song, full voiced sacred harp singing and sparse mountain banjo, they have performed on stages as diverse as the Royal Opera House in London and a dank tower in the old city walls of Newcastle. ... more
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Cath sang and played in this group.
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Phil's solo banjo recordings.
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Anyone who is taking the time to read all five-hundred characters of this comment should stop wasting their time and just preview the album. In the time it would take you to read all five-hundred of these characters, you could listen to most, if not all of track four and/or eight. Unfortunately, they are both instrumental. As such, they aren't exactly representative of the entire album. So just imagine very nice vocals on top, and that's the gist of what to expect from the rest of the album 👌👌
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Picked this up just before Christmas and it was definitely my holiday soundtrack. Think I have a new tradition.
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Sly humor and mordant dryness is balanced by Thompson’s spirited, deeply committed playing.
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