Harry Cox stands as a cornerstone of traditional English folk music, singing in his deep, rich voice, usually unaccompanied by instruments. He appeared on multiple recordings including Alan Lomax' Folk Songs of England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales, and had a profound influence on the British folk revival. The Bonny Labouring Boy offers a definitive retrospective, covering Cox' musical career from 1945 until 1970, a year before his death. The lyrics of these songs carry the stories and hi...   [ read more ]

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Delmark has a knack for finding gifted improvisers who aren't huge names in the jazz world but who deserve exposure nonetheless. In the late 1990s, one such improviser was Norrie Cox, a veteran Dixieland clarinetist who grew up in England but eventually ended up living in Milwaukee and becoming part of the Wisconsin jazz scene. This pleasing 1999 session finds Cox leading a band he calls the New Orleans Stompers, which also includes trombonist Jim Klippert, cornetist Charlie DeVore, banjo...   [ read more ]

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