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SUMMARY:Eliza Carthy with Jen Reid
DESCRIPTION:If there is one musician who embodies the dynamism and vitality of the current English folk revival, it’s Eliza Carthy MBE.\nAs the daughter of folk legends Martin Carthy & Norma Waterson, Eliza grew up immersed in the world of traditional music and from an early age was championed by John Peel, Andy Kershaw and Billy Bragg.\nBeloved of staunch traditionalists and iconoclasts alike, Eliza’s music effortlessly crosses boundaries of genre and style. Whether solo or fronting a big band, performing a centuries-old ballad or a self-written song, her powerful, nuanced voice, fiercely beautiful fiddle-playing, and mesmerizing performances have influenced a whole generation of young musicians.\nTwice nominated for the Mercury Prize, and winner of innumerable other accolades over her thirty-year career, Eliza has performed and recorded around the world with a diverse array of artists including, Paul Weller, Rufus & Martha Wainwright, Patrick Wolf, and Jarvis Cocker.\nDescribing herself simply as a modern English musician, she is one of the most impressive, engaging, and important performers of her generation.\n‘Unarguably the queen of English Folk’\nThe Observer\n‘Not the Messiah, but a very naughty girl’\nStewart Lee\nJennifer Reid performs 19thC Lancashire dialect work songs, Manchester broadside ballads and clog steps. She played Barb in Shane Meadows’ critically acclaimed period drama The Gallows Pole on the BBC.\nShe works across academia, folk performance, heritage consultation and media to bring industrial history back to the people. http://www.jenniferballads.com.  \n \nFull details, ticket prices and details of ticket outlets are available at the Howden Live website at www.howden-live.com ( http://www.howden-live.com/ )\n
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