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THE SCRUMPY - Mag 4 Live Music

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SINGER / SONGWRITERIntroducing to you Darren Fisher,West County based folk singer andsongwriter. “With two studio albumsand a quality collection ofcover versions to his repertoire andan intimate and affectionate stagepresence.”Darren has been a performer for tenyears and in that time has playedalongside Martin Harley, Beth Rowley,Bob Cheevers, Jackie Levin,Seth Lakeman, Drew Nelson andManfred Mann to name a few nationaland international artists. He hastoured North West Europe and theUSA, performed at numerous UKWest Country festivals where “Hisquiet understated stage mannerand his gentle soulful songs havealways been complementary to theother acts and is well received bythe audience.” Based in Devon, hismusic is “An expression of freedomfrom the chains of social and politi-FREE EVERY MONTH ‘<strong>THE</strong> <strong>SCRUMPY</strong>’ ISSUE 3 VOL 7cal repression as well as freedomfrom oneself.”JUNE ‘10 24Darren has been awarded Torbaysolo artist of the year by South DevonArts Council, performed on variousregional radio stationsincluding BBC Radio Devon andSouthern Counties “Singing Songsin the Style of Dylan and Donovan,Darren is a story teller to music, yethis voice more tuneful and resonantthan these old favourites and hishippy look is matched by his gentlemanner, friendly smile and soft spokenvoice.”Darren Fisher is more than a singerand writer of songs, he represents alifestyle, “An earthy charactergrounded by his love of nature yetat the same time possessing anethereal quality to elevate his listenersinto a thoughtful world of hopeand serenity.”Audio and video recordings areavailable on his web site -www.darrenfisher.co.uk

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