Whilst the magazines have ceased publication in paperform, Fatea magazine is alive and well as a website. Fatea now publishes a number of websites, the majority linked to furthering acoustic based music. I hope you get the chance to enjoy them all. Please see below for more details. All of the Fatea Websites are not for profit and updated as regularly as possible. Neil King, Managing Editor. Fatea has run a Cambridge Folk Festival Website since 1996.

Click the cover for more information. Mike Paice, Fran McGillivray, Mike Burke, and Roger Nunn. At the CD launch show, 7th January 2017. And plays tracks from Midnight Call.

I urge you to give this a listen. I am delighted to finally share some new videos of the trio performing together! Filmed and edited by John Marley on 2nd. And the last one in the series! Jennifer shares her thoughts on the run up to Christmas and completing the album last. What inspired the song for November? With special guest Peter James Millson on guitar and backing vocals. PJM will be supporting the Jennifer.

Roberta Schwartz, Folk and Acoustic Music Exchange. Roberta Schwartz, Folk and Acoustic Music Exchange.

Hampshire-based Threepenny Bit are an example of how traditional dance tunes and contemporary sounds can be blended into a fresh interpretation of folk music. This dynamic eight-piece band combines a group of diehard folkies with some of the finest young jazz and classical musicians of the south. They play bold arrangements of traditional and original tunes with infectious stage energy for concerts and ceilidh dancing. Martin Chilton, The Telegraph.