Marc Atkinson Millom, UK
Im a singer songwriter and have been since I first started singing in 1984. As well as my solo I'm also the vocalist and co- writer with MOON HALO and RIVERSEA. I've previously been a member of NINE STONES CLOSE and MANDALABAND. Before that my early bands were GABRIEL, THE COMPANY, FRONTIER and EXPRESSIONS. I currently play solo acoustic gigs for a living ... ... more
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Out Of An Ancient World
by Riversea
It took us 6 years to complete and it was worth every second...
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I sang on the TRACES and ONE EYE ON THE SUNRISE albums...
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My new project with Iain Jennings (MOSTLY AUTUMN) and Dave Clements (RIVERSEA)
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The Mad Mothster's Tea Party - (The Official Bootleg)
by Tiger Moth Tales
supported by 21 fans who also own “Intro for I've Never Needed You So Badly”
Another GREAT! live album release and one that perhaps offers plenty of variety of the longer time slot and the set list which features a few surprises. Once again Jones is playing on his own and delivers the goods with his truly GREAT! performances and usual humour and interaction with the crowd. His presence alone makes it more warm and inviting and there is plenty here to get your teeth into. Highly recommended...
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Steve Rothery band Live in Plovdiv
by Steve Rothery
supported by 21 fans who also own “Intro for I've Never Needed You So Badly”
The first official outing of the "what would be" Steve Rothery Band. Riccardo Romano was missing with his keyboard wizardry and no singer at all (later Martin Jakubsky of Stillmarillion). Marillion's catalogue was represented by excerpts of instrumental sections where Steve had his solo spot. This is a milestone in the forming of a great band that later became the spokesman of early Marillion era and of course of Steve's solo material. If you want to hear how it all started you have to get this
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Sorry I'm So Sensitive
by Bea Stewart
The second EP from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Bea Stewart runs from gentle folk to pillowy pop ballads, all perfectly executed.
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