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50 not out, Simpson is staying at the crease and this lavish 2 set disc spells out exactly why.
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The new album from Martin Simpson is in stock now from Topic!
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Some Kind Of Jubilee, the brand new album from Martin Simpson is out this Friday! Have you ordered your copy yet? martinsimpson.lnk.to/somekin…
Martin's album tour continues with the album launch at Kings Place on Friday, find the full dates on Martin's website
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We're delighted to share this new live session from Martin Simpson, filmed at Turnstone Guitars.
In this intimate performance, Martin takes on Don't Think Twice, It's Alright, bringing his unmistakable guitar work and interpretation to a timeless classic.
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In this new video from @Guitarist_Mag, @msimpsonian discusses his 50 year career and the recording of his latest album, Some Kind Of Jubilee.
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The Holy Grail of Folk?"
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Martin Simpson's new single, Love Never Dies, is out today. The single is backed by The Hand Of Kindness (Adrian's Song), the song Martin wrote for the BBCs award-winning 21st Century Folk.
Listen here: martinsimpson.lnk.to/lovenev…
A very happy 85th birthday to Martin Carthy, one of the true greats of English folk music. Thank you for decades of songs, stories, and inspiration.
Martin Simpson's upcoming album, Some Kind of Jubilee, is more than an album, it’s a living testament to a lifetime immersed in music. Listen to the first single, The Recruited Collier, and find links to pre-order the album here: martinsimpson.lnk.to/somekin…
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Sad news but at 96 a good innings:
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🖤Calibrating Bill Leader’s importance for Britain’s folk scenes is impossible. He did so much to preserve and foster Britain’s traditional and revivalist folk music for future ears. Sail on, Bill.














