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The Willows
12+ albums
doo wopfolkindiecountrysinger-songwriter
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There are at least four bands named The Willows: 1. Folk band from Cambridge, UK . Official website 2. Doo Wop band from the 1950's 3. Indie Rock band from Evansville, IN, US 4. Acoustic folk duo from Scotland, UK. 1. The Willows are a Cambridge based band with a sound that has been described as both beautiful and contemporary, intricately weaving traditional and modern roots music within well-crafted songs. Their debut EP 'The Willows' was released on the 19th November. The EP's opening song 'Down River' has since been played on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire to critical acclaim, and was described as ‘beautiful’ by Kerry Divine. After a summer of writing, recording and the odd festival the band have spent the autumn playing their trade in local folk and acoustic clubs, supporting the likes of LAU, and Hannah James & Sam Sweeney and building an ever-expanding fan base along the way. Work has already begun on their first album, scheduled for release in mid-2011. In the mean time the band remain determined to play to as many people as they can, wherever that may be. The Willows have since released three albums: Beneath Our Humble Soil (2012), Amidst Fiery Skies (2014) and Through the Wild (2018). Quotes 405 Music & Arts Magazine Review Formed just last summer and hailing from picturesque Cambridgeshire, The Willows’ debut self-titled EP instantly evokes a rush of feeling and memories. Haunting vocals, and elements of traditional, folk and roots music come together with a dis
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albums
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Church Bells May Ring / Pretty Little Girl
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Reggae Classics
Amidst Fiery Skies
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
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The Doo Wop Box, Volume I 101 Vocal Group Gems From the Golden Age of Rock ’n’ Roll (disc 2)
Beneath Our Humble Soil
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Soul Jazz Records Presents Studio One Showcase: The Sound of Studio One in the 1970s
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Keb Darge & Little Edith's Legendary Rockin' R'n'B
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Best Of Doo Wop
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Jukebox One Hit Wonders
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Doowop Lollipop 2 - 50 Classic Gems
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The Wonderman Years