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Toby Lovell

"There are only two or three people in the country that can actually play like that." MARTIN BOLAND

Lori Watson Toby Lovell does not strike you as a hardcore blues harpist, with his calm, rural English persona - and love of farming pigs, ducklings and Cider making - you would be surprised that he has been described as the illegitimate love child of Muddy Waters. Martin Boland of the Royal Oak has said of Toby "...there are only two or three people in the country that can play like that." He is also the featured artist on episode 4 of The Garden Sessions Podcast - and one of the organisers of the Ross-on-Wye Cider Festival featured in episode 12...

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Police & High Sherrif Riding Down (3 Mb / 3:14)

A song which was recorded in 1928 by a talent scout from New York, whilst travelling through the southern states. This song in particular was recorded in Alabama State Penitentiary - by Hollis Martin, and is the only song he ever recorded, indeed nothing else is known about him by folk historians (even Dave Gimble doesn't have a clue).

Peach Tree (2.1 Mb / 2:13)

First sung by Sonny Boy Williamson II, originally performed with full band backing - Toby arranged this song for the blues harp, and I suspect you'll agree that it works rather well.

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