March 21st sees the release of Peter Knight's long awaited new Album, 'Too Late For Shadows'..........Listen to Sound Samples Featuring an eclectic mix of musical genres, 'Too Late For Shadows' sees Peter departing from the classical overtones of 'Gemini Cadenza' into a personal exploration of multicultural influences. Traditional English, Irish, French, Eastern and even Aboriginal themes have been imbued with Peter's customary inventiveness and unique slant. The album features a balance of improvisation and arrangement, with the added attraction of two traditional pieces that are known and loved by Steeleye Span enthusiasts worldwide. D.W

1. The Lark In The Morning 2. Sharpe Goes Walkabout 3. Powdered Wigs And Fountains 4. The Water Carriers 5. Betsy Bell And Mary Grey 6. Lisinsky 7. Katrina Of Moorpark 8. Too Late For Shadows 9. Moulin Rogue 10. The Lark In The Morning (Reprise)

What the papers say: "A most extraordinary album…listen to this and you will almost certainly want it in your collection." Simon Brown Folk on Tap. "Distinctive and determinedly individual". Simon Jones Folk Roots. "Unplanned ego-less playing that delivers on 'The Gemini Cadenza' some of the most melodic and spiritually nourishing music of 1998." John Crosby freelance writer contributing to Q, MOJO, Folk Roots, Living Tradition and others. 'The Gemini Cadenza'..........Listen to Sound Samples

1. The Gemini Cadenza 2. There's Always Tomorrow 3. The Life And Death Of Mrs. Pearson 4. Goodnight, sleep well

Feast of Fiddles 'STILL LIVE'. Latest CD release This third live album 'Still Live' was available exclusively on the 2007 tour. The album was recorded live over the 2006 tour and contains previously unrecorded items from the live shows. The band Hugh Crabtree - Melodeon, Dave Harding - Bass, Dave Mattacks - Drums, John Underwood - Rhythm guitar, Martin Vincent - Lead guitar The Fiddlers Peter Knight, Phil Beer, Ian Cutler, Tom Leary, Joe Broughton, Chris Leslie, Brian McNeill

1. Trumpet Hornpipe / Keel Row / In Paddy McGinty's Navy / Greensleeves 2. Princess Royal / Battle of the Somme 3. Brookside 4. Dark Eyes 5. Sharpe Goes Walkabout 6. Acadian Driftwood 7. Farewell to Tarwathie / Bill Malley's Schottische / Kitchen Girl 8. Pretty Nancy of Yarmouth 9. Autumn Leaves 10. Upton Upon Severn Stick Dance / Shave the Donkey / Jockey to the Fair 11. We May or Might Never All Meet Here Again Running time 70 minutes

Feast of Fiddles The band Hugh Crabtree - Melodeon, Dave Harding - Bass, Dave Mattacks - Drums , John Underwood - Rhythm guitar, Martin Vincent - Lead guitar The Fiddlers Peter Knight, Phil Beer, Ian Cutler, Tom Leary, Joe Broughton, Chris Leslie, Brian McNeill

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Peter Knight & Danny Thompson A rare collabortation between Peter Knight and Danny Thompson, featuring two separate pieces totally improvised. Not commercial, not for the faint-hearted, simply an honest exchange of spontaneous musical ideas Recorded in 1995.

"I returned to England after spending nearly four years in the States and it was suggested that Danny Thompson and I should record something together. I had toured with Danny and his band on the A38 project. There are two pieces of music on the album, simply entitled 'Number One' and 'Number Two' which were the first two pieces we played.