Other Musicians
English
Northumbrian
Will Atkinson (the late)
Ernie Gordon the Northumbrian Tremolo player whose excellent CD is "The Geordie Jock" and whose national campaign to save the red squirrel has culminated in his writing a children's book "The Adventures Of Rusty Redcoat"
Ernie Gordon
Ernie uses his "Geordie Amplier" and tremolo to play a Trilogy of Bird songs dedicated to Bill Oddie. He learned to play the traditional music of the North East of England on the tremolo in 1943 and later in life had his friend, the late Will Atkinson, from Alnwick, Northumberland as a mentor. He gives workshops and performs at NHL Festivals.
Anita James
Jimmy Little
Jim Smith
Other English
Will Pound
Will Pound pictured, left, is (according to Brendan Power) one of the most accomplished chromatic and diatonic harmonica players around. Will is from the midlands and is currently a student on the ground breaking Newcastle University Folk and Traditional Music degree course. Will is often accompanied by Eddy Jay (on accordion) since they met on the festival circuit and they have collaborated to produce several new recordings - see the YouTube page of this site. For full size YouTube version click here.
Eddie Upton
Eddie Upton is a Director of Folk South West, in England, UK. In this rare solo performance he plays some traditional English folk melodies on the tremolo harmonica during the NHL H2008 festival concert.
Steve Harrison who plays in Dearman, Gammon & Harrison
The late Jim Small of Cheddar (not too far from my home village) played (probably) diatonic when he accompanied country dance. I had a CD, which I have mislaid but fortunately backed up to MP3 of 33 of his tracks.
Terry Potter
Katie Howson (Suffolk, another Melodeon player primarily)
Martin Brinsford (Gloucestershire, primarily a percussionist)
