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Articles tagged "fairport convention" Music ReviewFotheringay: Fotheringay 2by Tom Useted[24.Mar.09] :. A second Fotheringay album is little more than a footnote to the larger stories of Fairport Convention and British folk-rock, but a pleasant and lovingly-assembled footnote.  Music ReviewFairport Convention: Unhalfbrickingby Alan Ranta[27.Jun.08] :. Though the Convention still releases new music to this day, the essential spirit of their third album has yet to be repeated.  Capsule ReviewsIan Matthews: If You Saw Thro’ My Eyesby Alan Ranta[20.Jun.08] :. After leaving Fairport Convention and Matthews Southern Comfort, Ian struck gold with his solo folk-rock debut (not literally).  Music DVD ReviewFairport Convention: Maidstone 1970 [DVD]by Ryan Scott[21.Feb.08] :. A disappointingly short glimpse of a once important band.  Music DVD ReviewFairport Convention: Fairport Convention 35th Anniversary Concert [DVD]by Dan MacIntosh[17.Oct.06] :. Fairport Convention’s band membership may have been significantly different 35 years ago, but while the names have changed, the high musical quality has remained intact.  Music ReviewFairport Convention: Over the Next Hillby Patrick Brereton[17.Dec.04] :. It is fairly safe to say that the current incarnation of Fairport Convention is no longer breaking ground in the genre the band helped create in the late 1960s. Richard Thompson took his influential... Fairport Convention: The Best of Fairport Convention (20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collectiby Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr[8.Nov.02] :. Fairport Convention, as it existed in the mid-to-late ‘60s, may be the best folk-rock band you’ve never heard of. This is especially true if you’re one of those Americans who tend... |
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