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Tidbits (24th Nov 2001)
Plans have emerged for a festival next year in Milton Keynes, to feature Kato, Bell Jar and others. Check out our discussion boards to find the announcement. Rodney Cordner and Jean-Pierre Rudolph have released a CD "Milestones" to celebrate 20 years playing and touring together. Alex Robertson is working on new album due for release before end of the year. 2bc have their first CD, still don't know, out now. A track from the CD is available from download through their page at britlinks. 3rd Day Rising have a track on the Barclay James Harvest tribute album, Everyone by Everbody Else . They've done a rearrangement of 'Hymn'. Marilla Ness has been voted International Artist of the Year and her best selling album 'Holy One of Israel' has received the accolade of International Album of the Year at the first ever UCMVA (United Catholic Music and Video Association) unity awards held at the Catholic University in Washington DC.
Tidbits (21st Aug 2001)
Lots of recording and release information has been slipping out lately. Dissident Prophet have completed recording of their new album and are hoping to get it mastered very soon. Expect some gig news from them in the coming weeks. Marilla Ness will be releasing her new album, Jesus My Joy next month. Crossways Music have just launched their new website, complete with full online catalogue. Joyride JC have a new guitarist, Oliver Shipway, and are hoping to release a new album around Christmas. Crossfire have decided to call it a day due to other commitments. Andy Sayner of Crossfire is now working on some solo material. IndigoEcho have now launched their new EP.
Marilla's New Album (25th Jul 2000)
Marilla Ness has just released a new album, Resting In Love on CD and cassette. The album, Ness' eleventh, features twelve tracks from the pens of Shane MacGowan, Tom Paxton, Gerry Rafferty and others.
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