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Also included were features on local songwriters, such as Al Goodwin, Dave Parker, and Martin Prue, and their songs were included in the zine. | Also included were features on local songwriters, such as Al Goodwin, Dave Parker, and Martin Prue, and their songs were included in the zine. | ||
| − | Other articles featured musicians such as Steve Adams, Ian A. Anderson, Rob Armstrong, Les | + | Other articles featured musicians such as Steve Adams, Ian A. Anderson, Rob Armstrong, Les Barker, Sean Cannon, Jackson C. Frank, Pete and Sheila Rigg, John Shanahan, and Alan Whittle, among others. |
Contributors of articles included Ben Arnold, and Dave Coburn, among others. Contributors of art work included Den Clarke, Hazel Lester, among others. | Contributors of articles included Ben Arnold, and Dave Coburn, among others. Contributors of art work included Den Clarke, Hazel Lester, among others. | ||
Revision as of 07:24, 5 April 2014
Folks was a folk music fanzine by Pete Willow.
Published from 1978 to 1960 in Coventry, UK, Folks covered the Coventry folk scene, the musicians and clubs of that period, as well as articles on the history of the Coventry folk scene.
Also included were features on local songwriters, such as Al Goodwin, Dave Parker, and Martin Prue, and their songs were included in the zine.
Other articles featured musicians such as Steve Adams, Ian A. Anderson, Rob Armstrong, Les Barker, Sean Cannon, Jackson C. Frank, Pete and Sheila Rigg, John Shanahan, and Alan Whittle, among others.
Contributors of articles included Ben Arnold, and Dave Coburn, among others. Contributors of art work included Den Clarke, Hazel Lester, among others.
Contributors of poetry included Nick Lawrence, Pete Rigg, and Pete Willow.
