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Ruskin Mill
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Becky Dellow Stroud, UK
Becky Dellow is a fiddle player from Stroud, UK and a researcher of old tune manuscript books. Her debut album (recorded by Lukas Drinkwater), is heavily influenced by the playing of Martin Hayes with whom she has regular masterclasses and shares a love of thinking and talking about music. She is currently preparing for her album launch with aclaimed guitarist Kit Hawes. www.beckydellow.co.uk ... more
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