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Music Review: Martin Simpson and Thomm Jutz revive folk songs on 'Nothing but Green Willow' – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Music Review: Martin Simpson and Thomm Jutz revive folk songs on 'Nothing but Green Willow' – Brandon Sun

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We need an English folk revival - Vimarsana News

We need an English folk revival

The cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason has said the Last Night of the Proms should showcase English folk music rather than Rule Britannia.

When singing meets scholarship... - Vimarsana News

When singing meets scholarship...

...at the Schubertiade. This festival in Austria is the sort of thing that would face the chop in Britain. It should be cherished 

Martin Simpson And Thomm Jutz Are Joined By Tim O'Brien For A Stunning Take On "Edwin In The Lowlands Low" - Vimarsana News

Martin Simpson And Thomm Jutz Are Joined By Tim O'Brien For A Stunning Take On "Edwin In The Lowlands Low"

In putting together their new album Nothing But Green Willow: The Songs Of Mary Sands and Jane Gentry, Grammy-nominated and IBMA Award-winning songwriter and guitarist Thomm Jutz and his latest trans-Atlantic collaborator, the 32-time BBC Radio 2 Folk Award-nominated Martin Simpson, knew for a fact that they weren’t the only musicians who’d long obsessed over Cecil Sharp’s “English Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians” collection.

Hear Martin Simpson and Thomm Jutz's Generation Spanning Interpretation Of "The Wagoner's Lad" - Vimarsana News

Hear Martin Simpson and Thomm Jutz's Generation Spanning Interpretation Of "The Wagoner's Lad"

When Grammy-nominated and IBMA Award-winning songwriter and guitarist Thomm Jutz got together with his latest trans-Atlantic collaborator, the 32-time BBC Radio 2 Folk Award-nominated Martin Simpson, the pair bonded over their long-running obsession with Cecil Sharp’s 1916 and 1918 collection, “English Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians;” particularly those tunes from singers Mary Sands and Jane Gentry.