Monthly Archives: October 2017

Mark Heard: A Treasure of the Broken Land

Posted on October 23, 2017 by WalkerWords

That Mark Heard turned down the offer of touring with Dylan and T-Bone Burnett speaks both of his talent and his humility. He may not have had the chance to make a big splash from that tour, but the ripples … Continue reading →

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Mostly Autumn – Sight of Day

Posted on October 7, 2017 by WalkerWords

“This isn’t prog!” exclaimed my colleague on the way home from work, when this one was in the player. Of course, I defended the genre – explaining that it has always been broad enough to encompass folk, blues, rock, classical, … Continue reading →

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Stu Garrard: Behind the Beatitudes

Posted on October 3, 2017 by WalkerWords

We sometimes envy those with successful careers, but – as public figures from Tony Hancock to Caroline Aherne have shown us – inside their skin, they may be living in a far more fearful world than their public face reveals. … Continue reading →

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