Colin Randall writes; Some years have passed since I wrote about folk music for The Daily Telegraph. My role as the paper's folk bloke - "right column wrong newspper," to quote Ian Anderson, blues musician and founding editor of the... Read more →
Bill Taylor writes: As a marketing ploy it never really got off the ground – Donovan as Britain’s (more specifically, Scotland’s) answer to Bob Dylan. But before he immersed himself in Flower Power and New Age whimsy (“Hail, Atlantis…”), there... Read more →
Andrew Curry writes: Salut! Live has form when it comes to standing in fields in Scotland to listen to music. Two years ago we were at the Northern Meeting Park in Inverness for the Dandelion Festival. This month, we were... Read more →
Join the Salut! Live Facebook group. Visit this link now Colin Randall writes: The Artist(s) of the Week feature at the Salut! Live Facebook group, easy to join and growing, has proved a resounding success. While the group has only... Read more →
Breton blood runs deep. Alan Stivell, venerated master of the Celtic harp, is widely considered an ambassador for Brittany culture. He learnt his music from an equally passionate father. Yet neither was born in Brittany. Stivell’s father took his first... Read more →
