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JOHN RAMIREZ
John's unique style of playing crosses the boundaries between melodeon and accordion, and has strong roots in his earlier
rock band experiences as a young 'un. His pulsating pumping bellows takes the music out of folk niceties into places where
squeeze boxes seldom go! He frequently gathers curious onlookers going "how does he do that?"
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GINNY DAVIS
Ginny started playing folk 'cello as a teenager with a ceilidh band until she was replaced by a set of bass pedals! Throwing
off her classical discipline at college she explored improvisation and jazz voice. She finally returned to her youthful passion
for folk music and combined voice and 'cello, which took considerable amounts of practice! As well as the usual 'cello qualities,
her playing also includes dirty bass lines and 'cello slapping that makes full use (or sometimes abuse) of the instrument
range
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ROY JONES
The brilliant young musician Roy, plays with a maturity and flair rarely found in one so young. Influenced by the great John
Joe Kelly, he has developed his style to include more unusual time signatures on both cajon and bodhran. A frequent show stealer,
he usually has a cluster of adoring fans around him after each gig asking for lessons! He is well known in East Anglia having
won awards for best young folk musician at national folk festivals
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