I am doing another live gig....
Yes! Do get up off the floor, I know it's a bit of a shock. That'll be two live gigs in a year won't it?
Anyway it's this:
Details from here
Jolly excellent !!!
Yes! Do get up off the floor, I know it's a bit of a shock. That'll be two live gigs in a year won't it?
Anyway it's this:
Details from here
Jolly excellent !!!
Jolly fine it is as well
http://www.therocktologist.com/contents-march-2013.html
Scroll down and click on the links .... :-)
Talking With Strangers with two bonus tracks can now be bought from Gonzomultimedia's websites
here if you are in the USA and Canada
http://www.gonzomultimedia.com/artists/6827/Judy%20Dyble
and here if you are in the UK
http://www.gonzomultimedia.co.uk/artists/6827/Judy%20Dyble
Edit of The Sisterhood of Ruralists composed by Judy Dyble and Alistair Murphy about the magic of four artists and their work - Catherine Hyde, Jackie Morris, Hannah Willow and Tamsin Abbott. Taken from the forthcoming Judy Dyble album 'Flow and Change' which was released in July 2013.
Vocals - Judy Dyble
Musicians - Alistair Murphy, Mark Fletcher, Pat Mastelotto,
Jeremy Salmon, Steve Bingham, Brenda Stewart, Lucy Mitchell.
Strings arranged by Phil Toms
Video created by Paul & Jane Merrick
some tiny tasters of four of the songs from my forthcoming album Flow & Change. Just for fun...
...the very splendid Mr Jon Downes has interviewed me for his Gonzo Multimedia blog.
You can read parts one and two here
Part one: http://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.com/2012/12/exclusive-judy-dyble-interview-part-one.html
and part two :http://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.com/2012/12/exclusive-judy-dyble-interview-part-two.html
and hopefully part three will be here tomorrow.... :-)
Today I will be interviewed on Bruce Swan's radio programme 'Music Your Mother Wouldn't Like' on Listener Supported WPKN 89.5 FM Bridgeport, Connecticut and streaming on line at www.wpkn.org His programme is from 1 pm to 4 pm Eastern Time
Well. I did it!!! And I enjoyed it, the band enjoyed it and I hope the audienc enjoyed it. It was a wet and chilly Sunday night in London so I am grateful to all those who came to listen. The lovely Sand Snowman and his band were also playing along with the dutch bands 'The Use of Ashes' and 'Sleep of Reason' who were all very excellent
There is a review of the gig here
http://folkcasters.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/review-tonefloat-night-gig.html
and there will be lots of pictures in the gallery soon. Here's another one to be going on with :-)
the Fairport Convention documentary is on BBC4 tonight 14th Sept 2012, and will be repeated later if you miss it. Or you can watch it on iPlayer I expect
I have been nattering in this documentary. I have forgotten what I said but I will no doubt find out.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mmw5v
Oooh just seen there's a bit of a clip on that link :-)
and then there is this