The next edition of The Living Tradition contains a quadruple page feature on my songs and writing. I had great time talking to the wonderful editor, Fiona Heywood, at Costa Del Folk. We shared some wine, stories and plenty of laughter, shaded from the Spanish sun between performances. Fiona writes: “His ability to tell a story in a very human way through his songwriting, and his honest and intimate performances, won him many new admirers throughout the week, and I certainly won’t be missing any chance to see him again if I can help it” and “Though he openly confesses that he’s “not a tardy”, Reg is a regular visitor at folk clubs and festivals up and down the country and his songs fit perfectly in the folk genre. They tell stories of real people and real situations in a way that is direct and accessible, his melodies are instantly catchy, often with a good chorus, and he isn’t averse to the more political side of things either.” Get a copy here: www.livingtradition.co.uk
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- Reg Meuross testimonials
“I’ve been around the folk scene in this part of the world for over 50 years, and back in the early days every folk club had songs by people like Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Ralph McTell. When I … Continue reading →
- After the gig: Kitchen Garden, Birmingham | 31st OCT 2023
Before the gig I met Richard, probably early 30s, and he was with a friendly garrulous man, his Father. Several times he mentioned that his dad was suffering from Alzheimers – although it wasn’t obvious, he just seemed very friendly. … Continue reading →
- It’s been a busy Summer of music
The big project this year has been Stolen from God, and wherever possible we’ve been promoting that. There has been plenty of great solo appearances too. Kimpton & New Forest Folk Festivals have clashed for the past few years but … Continue reading →