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ジュディ・ダイブル（Judy Dyble、1949年 2月13日 - 2020年 7月12日）は、イングランドのシンガーソングライターであり、フェアポート・コンヴェンション、トレイダー・ホーンのボーカリストおよび創設メンバーとして最も有名である。 さらに、彼女とイアン・マクドナルドは、後にキング ...
27 de nov. de 2015 · Judy Dyble – Anthology: Part One by Judy Dyble, released 27 November 2015 1. Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies (Home Tape Recording with Judy & The Folkmen 1964) 2. Spanish Is A Lovin' Tongue (Home Tape Recording with Judy & The Folkmen 1964) 3. Improvisation (Home Tape Recording with Richard Thompson 1964) 4. Both Sides Now (Unreleased Demo with Fairport Convention 1967) 5.
Luis Crews. The music school creates a cozy atmosphere in which it is pleasant to study. There is a friendly and warm attitude. The piano and block flute lessons take place in a stimulating environment, which motivates you to achieve better results. Thanks to this school I have grown to love music even more.
12 de jul. de 2020 · Judy Dyble once told me that although she’d left music behind, music kept on trying to find her. This comment was typical of her self-effacing personality, down-playing her contribution in various lineups and combinations. In discussing her time with Fairport Convention, a pre-King Crimson Giles, Giles, & Fripp, the slow-burning cultish success of Trader Horne or the late flowering of her ...
12 de jul. de 2020 · Singer Judy Dyble, a founding member of British folk band Fairport Convention, has died aged 71. The north London-born musician had been suffering from a long-term illness, according to her agent ...
Judy Dyble was born in London, England on February 13, 1949. She took piano lessons as a child and learned to play the recorder in school, but didn't pursue music with serious intent until 1963, when she became friends with a handful of students who were interested in folk music.
Judy Dyble, nom de scène de Judith Aileen Dyble (née le 12 février 1949 à Fitzrovia et morte le 12 juillet 2020 [1] dans l'Oxfordshire), est la première chanteuse du groupe folk britannique Fairport Convention. Biographie Années de formation ...
