Name: Len's Lion - Version with Atongo Zimba by Ted Key and the Kingstons
Duration: 3 min 52 s
Description: In the living room with Atongo Zimba, rehearsing a few tunes for Engage for Change festival in Hull.

A version of Len's Lion with Atongo Zimba

Orionstar, Working man, unfinished

This seems very apt considering the current news items about tory minister Priti Patel.

Priti Mystery

Final Remix with much better strings and intro....
The bawdy bordellos of Kingston upon Hull, her dancing streets and the places where people like to meet.... all here in it's gory, gaudy glory....

In the Gay old Port of Hull

In the living room with Atongo Zimba, rehearsing a few tunes for Engage for Change festival in Hull.

Atongo and Ted

Len's Lion - Version with Atongo Zimba

Another collaboration with a great friend Domingos Ambrosio.  Was really a lot of fun!!!!  Hope you all enjoy :)

Acoustic Guitar:  Stella Schiavo
Vocals:  Stella Schiavo
Lead Guitar:  Dom in the attic
Percussion:  Dom in the attic
Bass:  Dom in the attic



Son of a preacher man feat. Domingos (Dusty Springfield cover)

From my first album, Work and Strong Beer

John Grumlie

Written by Kelly.

Kelly invited listeners to download her track and add anything to it. Well, it's a beautiful song well executed so I couldn't resist!

Hear the original here - https://soundcloud.com/kellypullen/another-way
Hear more of my collaborations here - https://soundcloud.com/idrisdavies/sets/collaborations

Thanks Kelly.

Another Way (Kelly Pullen collaboration)

A song written by Jean Ritchie about the pollution caused by strip mining in the mountains of Kentucky.  this is the first recording I have done on the small recording studio I just got. The sisters, Vicki and Alice will add some harmonies, hopefully soon!  

  hope you enjoy this!      JANET

Black Water--Song written by Jean Ritchie

"Lucky Lady" by Fruteland Jackson (1993) IT Records, from the album "Being Free"

"Lucky Lady" by Fruteland Jackson (1993)

thanks to DJ Sadass for lending me a stem

Penitentiary Blues

Ted Key is the original bass player and songwriter for the 1980s iconic, ground-breaking band The Housemartins. He received BPI gold discs for his contributions to the albums “London 0 – Hull 4”, and “Now That’s What I Call Quite Good”, and toured with the Housemartins for almost two years before leaving to continue with cult Hull punk-abilly band The Gargoyles, with singer Eddie Smith and drummer Hugh Whitaker. They released two seminal albums, “Mrs Twodinners” and “Steamflapper” on Reasonable Records and a handful of memorable singles.
In 1990 he diverted into a 25-year career as a Maths teacher, during which time he still managed to spend ten years as guitarist with internationally-acclaimed Johnny Cash tribute band, Keep it Cash. Continuing to write and record throughout this period he released a critically-acclaimed debut album, “Madolescent Street” in 2011, then in 2016 wrote a Hull musical based in a local history class called “The All New Kingston Ramblers’ Audio Guide”.
While supporting legendary Mighty Wah! front-man Pete Wylie in Hull, Ted was spotted by promoter Paul Greendale who brought him to London for a handful of solo spots. From this was born the current project, Ted Key and The Kingstons, in March 2017. With Paul on bass and renowned Ladbroke Grove drummer Nick Harrison, they formed a folky, funked-up reggae protest trio, with memorable tunes and thought-provoking, story-driven lyrics, powered on with blazing harmonica.
They have now performed 15 gigs in Hull and London, including supporting The Vibrators, headline slots at Portobello Live! Festival, and a series of killer shows at the famous KPH in the heart of Ladbroke Grove. A video for “Anarchy in Argos” was shot in May at O’Rileys and other locations around Hull. Ted & The Kingstons are currently preparing material for their first LP, “Work Like You’re On Holiday”, in advance of more shows across the UK in the Autumn

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