It's heartening to come across younger people playing country blues so we were delighted to discover singer/guitarist Kelvin Davies a blues and ragtime picker. At his gigs Kelvin is frequently accompanied by veteran harmonica player Gary Jones. Gary's skilful and sympathetic playing enhances the atmosphere of the songs. All but one of these songs were originally recorded by various blues legends between 1927-29. Kelvin and Gary create their own world of 1920s country blues in the 21st Century.

It's heartening to come across younger people playing country blues so we were delighted to discover singer/guitarist Kelvin Davies a blues and ragtime picker. At his gigs Kelvin is frequently accompanied by veteran harmonica player Gary Jones. Gary's skilful and sympathetic playing enhances the atmosphere of the songs. All but one of these songs were originally recorded by various blues legends between 1927-29. Kelvin and Gary create their own world of 1920s country blues in the 21st Century.

Each month we select a past Invisible Folk Club radio show to air on the podcast channel. Nothing in the broad church of folk related music is off limits. On our podcast channel you'll find the radio shows where the songs might be longer, where the music is allowed to stretch and breathe. Maybe something a little more challenging. We know our podcast listeners have the time, space and inclination to play the long game, to allow something to evolve. It's another very English playlist!

Geraldine Pearson-Green writes and performs songs about her native Bedfordshire. Accompanying herself on guitar she sings of the wisdom and good works of John Bunyan, the Cardington airships (especially the ill-fated R101), Stewartby brickworks, Luton hats, Bedfordshire lace, and even Brussel sprouts!

Geraldine's compositions are well constructed and researched. They are not just restricted to local history, the session also includes heartfelt songs touching on many of our hopes and fears.

Geraldine Pearson-Green writes and performs songs about her native Bedfordshire. Accompanying herself on guitar she sings of the wisdom and good works of John Bunyan, the Cardington airships (especially the ill-fated R101), Stewartby brickworks, Luton hats, Bedfordshire lace, and even Brussel sprouts!

Geraldine's compositions are well constructed and researched. They are not just restricted to local history, the session also includes heartfelt songs touching on many of our hopes and fears.

Geraldine Pearson-Green writes and performs songs about her native Bedfordshire. Accompanying herself on guitar she sings of the wisdom and good works of John Bunyan, the Cardington airships (especially the ill-fated R101), Stewartby brickworks, Luton hats, Bedfordshire lace, and even Brussel sprouts!

Geraldine's compositions are well constructed and researched. They are not just restricted to local history, the session also includes heartfelt songs touching on many of our hopes and fears.

Marisa, Jack & Davy perform unconventional interpretations of traditional folk songs. They all sing, play guitar and percussion in all sorts of different combinations.

The 3 part harmonies are distinctive, occasionally channelling the Young Tradition. They cite Peter Bellamy and Nic Jones as key influences and feature two of Bellamy's songs in this set.

Jack Sharp is also singer/songwriter/guitarist with popular psych/folk/rock band Wolf People.

Marisa, Jack & Davy perform unconventional interpretations of traditional folk songs. They all sing, play guitar and percussion in all sorts of different combinations.

The 3 part harmonies are distinctive, occasionally channelling the Young Tradition. They cite Peter Bellamy and Nic Jones as key influences and feature two of Bellamy's songs in this set.

Jack Sharp is also singer/songwriter/guitarist with popular psych/folk/rock band Wolf People.

Marisa, Jack & Davy perform unconventional interpretations of traditional folk songs. They all sing, play guitar and percussion in all sorts of different combinations.

The 3 part harmonies are distinctive, occasionally channelling the Young Tradition. They cite Peter Bellamy and Nic Jones as key influences and feature two of Bellamy's songs in this set.

Jack Sharp is also singer/songwriter/guitarist with popular psych/folk/rock band Wolf People.

Marisa, Jack & Davy perform unconventional interpretations of traditional folk songs. They all sing, play guitar and percussion in all sorts of different combinations.

The 3 part harmonies are distinctive, occasionally channelling the Young Tradition. They cite Peter Bellamy and Nic Jones as key influences and feature two of Bellamy's songs in this set.

Jack Sharp is also singer/songwriter/guitarist with popular psych/folk/rock band Wolf People.