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Fresh Maggots are a folk duo from Nuneaton, Warwickshire in England, consisting of Mick Burgoyne and Leigh Dolphin, who played a variety of instruments including guitars, glockenspiel, tin whistles and strings. [1] [2] They released two albums in 1971 and 2020, but sustained interest in the 1970 album saw it re-released in several times. History.
14 de ago. de 2022 · Fresh Maggots are a folk-rock duo originally from Nuneaton, Warwickshire. Mick Burgoyne and Leigh Dolphin released their eponymous album in 1971 on the RCA label. All tracks were origi ...more...
8 de sept. de 2021 · The incredibly talented, multi instrumental duo know as Fresh Maggots released their one and only LP on RCA records in October of 1971 and it has since then become a celebrated piece of music history amongst record collectors from around the world. I had the wonderful privilege of speaking with Mick
Mick Burgoyne. @mickburgoyne6528 ‧. 4 subscribers ‧ 1 video. More about this channel. Home. Videos. Uploads. 2:24. Fresh Maggots 'When I was young' 459 views 3 years ago. Pictures from 1971...
B I O. Fresh Maggots are a folk/rock duo consisting of Mick Burgoyne and Leigh Dolphin, both from Nuneaton in Warwickshire, our first self titled album was released in October 1971 on RCA records followed by a single. We played the university circuit and clubs like the Marquee club also doing live sessions for Radio Luxembourg (Kid Jensen show ...
TWO ALBUMS. A STORY THAT UNRAVELS ALONG A 49-YEARS TIME LEAP. THE MAGIC OF FRESH MAGGOTS RETURNS TO A NEW LIGHT WITH A FORMIDABLE 9-TRACK ALBUM, SERVING A CHRYSALIS WITH AN INESTIMABLE TREASURE INSIDE. T he story of Mick Burgoyne and Leigh Dolphin begins in the late 1960s in Nuneaton, a British town in Warwickshire.
The duo consisted of Mick Burgoyne and Leigh Dolphin and together they remind me of the psychedelic folk version of Simon & Garfunkel only slightly more aggressive with acoustic guitar arpeggios, electric guitar solos and heavy fuzz. The guitar sounds a little Tull at times and I almost find myself expecting to hear Ian Anderson to start singing.
