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La Musgana play folk music from the western half of Castilla (the largest region in interior Spain). In this region there still remains a very primitive form of music, based on autotonous scales and rhythms, mainly because of centuries of isolation. Although most of the traditional musicians in the region are very old, many of the tunes they know have been learnt by the younger musicians of today.

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Len has been playing bones since he was five years old and has played in nearly every European country plus North Africa and America. He has appeared on "What's My Line" and has played on several records.

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Mike Lennon & Steve Higham met in 1988 at the Ormskirk Folk Club. When they started playing the club and pub cucuits, their following grew and they received enthusiastic requests from fans for tapes. This led to the recording of an album of original material penned by Mike for release on CD and Cassette, "Lennon & Higham".

Born 30th January, 1947, Manchester England, Les Barker writes strange poems. He was an accountant before he became a professional idiot and has written more than 50 books. Les began his career as assistant to Mrs Ackroyd, a small hairy mongrel who lay around in folk clubs, bit people and became famous. Mrs Ackroyd was the only dog ever to own her own recording label.
See also Mrs Ackroyd Band

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Presenting creative arrangements of contemporary and traditional music and song from the oceans of the world; this unique trio actually comprises of solo artist Tom Lewis and duo William Pint and Felicia Dale. As separate entities they cover a vast musical territory - as a trio they span a continent and create a powerful blend of vocal and instrumental energy.

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Formed by founder of Feet First, Julie James, Little Big Feet are a group of mums and daughters who share a love of dancing. They perform a wide variety of traditional dances from England, Ireland, America and Canada, as well as steps choreographed and performed by the teenagers whose influences are more contemporary.

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The intrigue and mystery of the Orient came to the Fylde in 1987, with the poise and noise of these Hanoi boys, North Vietnam's answer to Brass Monkey. If the name rings a bell - see above - they look alike too!

Lucky Bags sing and play a variety of traditional and contemporary songs and tunes using an interesting combination of instruments such as Appalachian dulcimer, Celtic harp, guitars, English concertina and percussion.

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