David Ian Roberts Cardiff, UK
UK Folk Guitarist and Singer-Songwriter. Cardiff, Wales. ("A quiet masterpiece" BBC6 Music") Self-titled 5th LP out 15/3/24 Cambrian Records
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Combining original and traditional tunes on this release, Jim Ghedi has somehow escaped my notice until now. His stirring vocals, guitars and the harmonium, are supported by a quintet on double bass, violin, drums and percussion, as well as trumpet and flugelhorn. The lyrics are primarily dark, mostly focusing on social injustice and land inequity, and are passionately delivered by Jim’s expressive voice
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