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Green Note tickets now on sale

Tickets are now on sale for Muskett’s visit to The Green Note, Camden Town, on 26th November.
The contact link is:
https://www.ticketweb.uk/event/hunter-muskett-green-note-tickets/12326875
With one thing and another this gig has been too long in coming around. If you’ve not yet been it’s a smashing, prize-winning, venue with a fantastic roster of acts. It’s not a big venue so please book in advance. We’d love to see you there.

Muskett in WH Smith’s?

Swedish writer Michael Bjorn contributes to Shindig magazine. A fan of 1970’s music he has recently contacted us with a view to writing an article about the band back in the Bradley’s days. The interviews are over and the article is in preparation It will appear in Shindig issue #133, scheduled to hit the shelves sometime in the autumn. Watch this space.

Tending the Pale Bloom

The Texas retrospective website ‘Tending the Pale Bloom’ has arranged an on-line interview with the band with the aim of exploring the Muskett back-story. Watch this space for further details and availability of the interview.

The French Connection
Bradley’s CD to coincide with Keith Relf Biography

A Heart Full of Soul: The Life of the Yardbird’s Keith Relf written by US author David French and published by McFarland Books is now available in the UK.  This is the first full biography of the singer and harmonica player.

As Keith produced our 1973 album ‘Hunter Muskett’ David asked us to help him with a few memories from those times, both in the studio and later on tour with the Bradley’s Roadshow. Sadly we were unable to provide a photo of us with Keith (as far as we know none were taken), but David has kindly included the album sleeve in his book.

Many thanks to Yardbird expert Josh Cicek who also helped with the book. Josh contacted us from Australia with some Muskett tracks copied from Keith’s personal tapes – including an alternative version of Laze Around All Day.

The Hunter Muskett CD re-released to coincide with the book is now sold out.

Leave It With Mine – Archie Fisher

After performing Terry’s song ‘Leave It With Mine’ at the Edinburgh Fringe, Archie Fisher has now released a live version. It appears on the CD ‘The Best Times After All’ recorded in Canada by Archie along with Garnett Rogers. There is also a projected studio version in the pipeline. This is in keeping with Archie’s habit of recording Terry’s songs twice – he recorded two versions of ‘Silver Coin’ some years ago.

Terry's solo CD – Falling More Slowly

All but two of the songs are Hiscock originals and Terry plays the instruments himself with just a little help from Tom Leary on fiddle. Noel Gander and Gayna Taylor contribute vocals and John Ellis, who did Muskett's 'That Was Then This Is Now' CD, engineered at his Limefield Studio.
We could tell you how good it is but why not read an impartial review in FATEA on-line magazine Terry Hiscock CD review?
Copies of the CD are available by contacting Terry's website or by going to one of his solo gigs also listed on the site (assuming he remembers to take them along).

Still Unafraid and Sober

Copies of our comeback CDs – ‘Unafraid and Sober’ and ‘That Was Then This Is Now’ are still available from this site.
The band’s debut album ‘Every Time You Move’ remains, for the moment, unavailable.

As always, if you would like to get in touch do feel free to use our e-mail link on the ‘Contact Us’ page. 

Best Wishes

Hunter Muskett