Bill Fay is one of English music's best kept secrets – a genuine national treasure. Back at the dawn of the 1970s, he was a one-man song factory, with a piano that spilled liquid gold and a voice every bit the equal of Ray Davies, John Lennon, early Bowie, or Procol Harum's Gary Brooker. He made two solo albums but his contract wasn't renewed, leaving his LPs and his reputation to become cult items, later namedropped by the likes of Nick Cave, Wilco's Jeff Tweedy and Jim O'Rourke. But he never stopped writing, and the music kept on coming. Now, in his late sixties, he has produced Life Is People, a brand new studio album that shows his profoundly humanist vision is as strong as it ever was.
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Matt, Paul Weller's guitarist around 1995/1997 helped him a lot to get back in the studio.
Matt, Honorary Gallagher Brother
Where is Matt Deighton?
Matt, Paul Weller's guitarist around 1995/1997 helped him a lot to get back in the studio.
Matt, Honorary Gallagher Brother
Where is Matt Deighton?
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