Ewan McLennan has, in a short space of time, come to be known as a guitarist at the forefront of his generation; a troubadour, balladeer and storyteller cut in the old style; a singer that can move audiences with his passion and pathos; and a songwriter for whom social justice is still a burning issue.
By the time he began playing the folk and acoustic music clubs around Britain in 2010 he’d already been playing music for years – guitar and piano and all kinds of styles but with a strong interest in folk songs.
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There's a couple of nice reviews from The Guardian & London Evening Standard of the Kings Place Culture Clinic that I was part of last week. It was so nice to be playing to an audience again after so long, even though it was just one or two at a time (& wearing masks)!
With live shows yet to return, British performers are offering an on-demand jukebox, culture clinics and even a ‘coronasolfège’ to keep the industry going
After neglecting the banjo a bit over lockdown I've been really enjoying getting back into it this week - dusting off lots of tunes and songs. My next door neighbours are overjoyed. ... See MoreSee Less