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Phil ‘Swill’ Odgers London, UK
Phil ‘Swill’ Odgers is one half of the legendary joint vocal strike force of UK folk rebel rockers The Men They Couldn’t
Hang.
Audiences around the world from Cairo to Reykjavik, Brisbane to Vancouver and Berlin to London have submitted to his effervescent and heartfelt vocal style in stadium, theatre, hall and after hours lock in.
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Phil ‘Swill’ Odgers recommends:
Five Go Mad On The Other Side
by The Men They Couldn't Hang
Collection of B sides from TMTCH covers the period of the bands history from first demos in a basement studio in Shepherds Bush 1984, through surprise split in 1991 to the reformation in 1996.
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Dead Set Certainty - Twelve Songs That Would'nt Go Away...
by Mick Thomas and The Sure Things
Mick Thomas - Always a sure thing.
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Mad Martins
by Gary Miller
Beautifully crafted and packaged, 'Mad Martins' is a unique project by poet Keith Armstrong and songwriter Gary Miller featuring original songs, poetry and spoken word narration.
go to albumIf you like Official Bootleg : Live at The Watermans Arms 14th September 2018, you may also like:
Shun Fame
by The Men They Couldn't Hang
supported by 34 fans who also own “Official Bootleg : Live at The Watermans Arms 14th September 2018”
Brilliant vocals by a man taken far too soon RIP Cush
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The Lanterns of London - Liberty Cage Rare and Unreleased
by Liberty Cage
supported by 15 fans who also own “Official Bootleg : Live at The Watermans Arms 14th September 2018”
I have known most of the guys since 1978 in all their guises. I forgot how talented they are. Which is a disgrace on my part. Also a disgrace is the fact these guys aren't more recognised for their song writing. Undoubtedly fantastic muscians and great guys to boot. Wonderful memories from the late 70s through to the 90s. Sorry I forgot how good they were. Thanks Trev
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I Used To Be Sad & Then I Forgot
by Mr. Alec Bowman
Alec Bowman perfectly captures the dark soil under the pastoral world of British folk with this collection of melancholy originals.
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