A song by Graham Moore about the route of the Tolpuddle Martyrs to Dorchester Jail. I grew up in Dorchester and the story of the Martyrs has always been very close to my heart. I will be performing this song as part of the show 'Three Acres and a Cow' in Oxford on September 14th https://www.facebook.com/events/401598686606427/?fref=ts

The Road To Dorchester

A work in progress of a beautiful song brought back to me by the singing of Lisa Knapp

Beggar

A small excerpt from the upcoming album. Due for release as and when I get around to it!
Accordion by Aidan Shepard - www.arlet.co.uk

Haymakers Rove

Whistling in Corsham

Foraging for hops on a Sunday morning

Sounds from Sunday morning

Robin in a hawthorn tree

Whistling while I walk

Wells Cathedral

With guitar playing that has "shades of Bert Jansch and Martin Simpson" (Glastonbury Folk Club) and a deep love of the narrative traditions of the British Isles, Tim wins new fans wherever his travels take him with his sensitive and honest arrangements. As well as gaining a high reputation for his solo performances, Tim has performed with former Stackridge violinist Rachel Hall playing a number of shows around the South-West & producing an e.p described as "overflow(ing) with power, poise and presence" (folkwords.com) and has more recently toured with Australian folk-rock outfit 'The Wishing Well' as part of their 2010 European tour playing over a hundred gigs and festivals including the Montreux Jazz Festival, Canterbury Arts and the Edinburgh Fringe. Over the last year Tim has performed with Ed Boyd, Gren Bartley, Katriona Gilmore & Jamie Roberts, Ewan Mclennan, Chris Sarjeant and James Findlay.

He also updates and maintains the Sunday singers blog http://asundaysong.blogspot.co.uk/

"Some people play and sing: that was a performance!" Sunray Folk Club

"Perfect" Trowbridge Folk Club

"The best performer we've had on here!" Sam's Kitchen

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