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- When Dave Cousins answers the phone to Prog, he sounds in good spirits. And so he should be, given that the conversation occurs just ahead of Strawbs’ UK tour, and as preparations for another jaunt to the USA in November are completed ahead of the release of The Ferryman’s Curse, the first new studio album by Strawbs in eight years.
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Jan 12, 2018 · Dave Cousins brought out a free compilation of songs via the UK's Classic Rock Society and its Wonderous Stories magazine in Rotherham in the early 90s which had some interesting inclusions. From the 1980 concert (I found my old ticket, which is why I remember the date!)
Oct 23, 2023 · Prog caught up with Cousins to find out what he thinks of those who’ve dismissed the record, and what the future really holds for the band. “The Strawbs’ farewell album?” says Dave Cousins. “Who told you that?”
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Jan 10, 2018 · Cousins has hidden the fact, quite well, that he is one of Britain's best 5 string banjo players and was used for session work while the Strawbs were still known as the Strawberry Hill Boys. If you know any interesting tidbits about Dave Cousins and the Strawbs, please chime in.
Strawbs/Dave Cousins Appreciation Thread! Post Reply ... April 11 2014 Location: Kyiv In Spirit Status: Offline Points: 20245 Post Options ... The hallmark of a good ...
Actually, Rick was supposed to join us for this 50th weekend, but he had a personal commitment. We are still very good friends to this day. But when he was in the band, it was very much the Strawbs backing a brilliant soloist.
Apr 12, 2021 · Iconic albums like Grave New World, Hero and Heroine and Bursting at the Seams helped define the tenuous transition from the ‘60s to the ‘70s, with helmsman Dave Cousins’ arched, anguished vocals setting a tone that gave an equal balance to turmoil and triumph.
