Kenneth Peacock - Songs and Ballads of NewfoundlandMusical prodigy and formally trained pianist, Kenneth Peacock (1922 2000) always considered singing to be one of his private vices. In 1951, he conducted research at the archives of the National Museum of Canada for West Coast Indian poetry that might serve as a libretto for a cantata. During subsequent visits, under the influence of Marius Barbeau, one of Canada's leading folklorists, Peacock became interested in the music collections. He

"Hi We're The Miracles"

-Ray Vernon was a talented singer and producer

partial definitions which could be used to define the band's music

"Wheels on the Bus"

the last to be recorded by the band's original line up

As with Orpheus and Euridice: Jackie can not get over the loss of her first husband Jack (JFK)

but his music was always flavoured by the sound of his homeland nostalgia for Argentina

Universities and Colleges remained regular venues on burgeoning live music circuit in the UK for these artists

The Drums' music remains timeless

Peter Anders - Peter Anders Recital

Hailed as "brilliant" by Fanfare Magazine

like it's protagonists and Verga