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There are 5 known bands with the name Midwinter:
1.) British 70s psychedelic-folk-rock band. They are precursors of folk-rock band STONE ANGEL, almost formed by accident when, in 1972, guitarists Paul Corrick and Ken Saul got together to rehearse a gig for a Great Yarmouth folk club Christmas party. They asked singer Jill Child to join in and the three soon became a close-knit formation with a mutual love for all things folk. They performed at clubs and festivals for a couple of years and by 1973, had accumulated enough material to record a demo tape. After a while, however, Gill decided to quit and the band broke up following a farewell concert in 1974. Guitarists Corrick and Saul then went on to form STONE ANGEL alongwith a couple of guest musicians who had participated in the demo, namely percussionist Mick Burroughers and bassist Dick Cadbury. Twenty years later, guitarist Saul was rummaging in his attic and chanced upon the master tapes of MIDWINTER’s old demo; with the preserved material, the band’s only album was released for the first time in 1993 by English label Kissing Spell.
Titled “The Waters of Sweet Sorrow”, the CD is made up of fragile, dreamy folk full of mystical wonder with an emphasis on the ethereal vocals of Gill Child. It features an assortment of electric and particularly acoustic instruments such as Jews harp, recorder, autoharp, dulcimer, banjo, acoustic guitar and violin among others.
1.) British 70s psychedelic-folk-rock band. They are precursors of folk-rock band STONE ANGEL, almost formed by accident when, in 1972, guitarists Paul Corrick and Ken Saul got together to rehearse a gig for a Great Yarmouth folk club Christmas party. They asked singer Jill Child to join in and the three soon became a close-knit formation with a mutual love for all things folk. They performed at clubs and festivals for a couple of years and by 1973, had accumulated enough material to record a demo tape. After a while, however, Gill decided to quit and the band broke up following a farewell concert in 1974. Guitarists Corrick and Saul then went on to form STONE ANGEL alongwith a couple of guest musicians who had participated in the demo, namely percussionist Mick Burroughers and bassist Dick Cadbury. Twenty years later, guitarist Saul was rummaging in his attic and chanced upon the master tapes of MIDWINTER’s old demo; with the preserved material, the band’s only album was released for the first time in 1993 by English label Kissing Spell.
Titled “The Waters of Sweet Sorrow”, the CD is made up of fragile, dreamy folk full of mystical wonder with an emphasis on the ethereal vocals of Gill Child. It features an assortment of electric and particularly acoustic instruments such as Jews harp, recorder, autoharp, dulcimer, banjo, acoustic guitar and violin among others.
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xDEATHCRUSHx Chinese Midwinter >>>>>>>>>>>> German Midwinter
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EternalViking Chinese Midwinter > German Midwinter [6]
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ph0en1xl Chinese Midwinter > German Midwinter [5]
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downer88 folk midwinter is grand. [6]
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elfruna Brittish folk-rock Midwinter rules!
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shakingwang Chinese Midwinter > German Midwinter [4]
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PseudoHaptic folk midwinter is grand. [5]
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pontinian I'll never understand why Chinese bands chose English names. There are so many awesome opportunities for romanisation gone wrong for a Chinese name.
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