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As a man he is unique too. Dan is very worldly and has lived hard and fast and experienced both ends of the polar experience. He was lost for a while but he found his way out and without overstatement he brings these life elements to all the music that he plays. This, as he has always believed, is his true purpose in making music.
Mandolin Man: Marvin, Marvin Etzioni, Mark Christian, Dennis Croy, Mandolin Man, Debro Dunham, David Vaught, Rick May, Phil Parlapiano, Peter Kent, Emily Parkenson ...
Danny Thompson began as a tea-chest player in a skiffle band, with Leadbelly and Big Bill Broonzy among his earliest influences. He moved on to play with the biggest names in British jazz in the late '50s and mid-'60s -Tubby Hayes, Ronnie Scott- then joined Alexis Korner's enormously influential Blues Incorporated.
Early life and career (1949 to 1972) Richard Thompson was born at 23 Ladbroke Crescent (off Ladbroke Grove), Notting Hill, West London, England. His father, a Scot, was a Scotland Yard detective and an amateur guitar player; several other family members had played music professionally. He was the younger brother, by five years, for sister Perri, who became and still is a fashion designer.
Raconteur extraordinaire Danny Thompson sharing stories with a group of music enthusiasts at The CAT Club about a selection of albums he's played on and arti...
Danny talks about his long lasting friendship and creative partnership with legendary singer-songwriter John Martyn.Remember to subscribe to stay up to date ...
4 de ene. de 2022 · Danny Thompson: Part 1, The 1960s. We are now in 1970 and midway through the career of the original Pentangle lineup. Following the release of their most successful album Basket of Light towards the end of 1969, the band spent a large portion of 1970 touring. After a tour of the UK, they immediately crossed the pond and kicked off their US tour ...
