User Profile

There is something magic with Ashley Hutchings and his flock of top folk-musicians. You get the feeling of beeing in the midst of an english country-landscape.The warm vocals from the range of female singers is always in focus in the records of Albion Band. In this case it is Cathy Lesurf giving you shivers on songs like "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" and "Woodlands of England"

Kerrs Pink's debut 1980 LP-and what a start it was. A blend of folk and canterbury prog. All lyrics in norwegian, not the best way for a widespread fame. But it is the instrumental skills that make it such a good record. Sounds a lot like Camel. Guitarist Lytomt must have studied Latimers crying guitar in detail. A beautiful start for a band that is still active today.