Based in the north-east of England, we're a quartet and enjoy arranging and playing folk-based music together.  This includes traditional and contemporary  songs and tunes.

Vic Gammon is a performer of English traditional music (mainly on the voice, anglo concertina, and melodeon) and a writer, researcher and member of the Editorial Board of the Folk Music Journal. He has composed music for a number of stage and radio plays. He has performed in various groups including The Etchingham Steam Band with Shirley Collins in the 1970s and currently with Dearman, Gammon and Harrison whose CD Black Crow/White Crow was issued by the EFDSS. Vic recently retired from being Senior Lecturer in Folk and Traditional Music at Newcastle University, but remains a guest member of staff. A book of Vic’s essays entitled Desire, Drink and Death in English Folk and Vernacular and Song, was published by Ashgate in 2008. 

Folk singer from Northumberland.
Plays Accordion and English Concertina.
Special interest in old Tyneside songs.

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