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 "Speed the Plough" was unapologetic and sweaty: England claiming its place in the world."
- journalist David Honigman describing a Tiger Moth performance
 

Mothballs plus 2004
.Weekend Beatnik WEBE 9043 2004

Colin Irwin of fROOTS guides us
through the ins and outs of
English country dancing

Howling Moth 1988
Rogue FMSL 2012 1988

Tiger Moth 1987

photo © Jak Kilby

Rod Stradling:
melodeons, acoustic guitar
Jon Moore:
electric guitars, synthesizer, vocal
Ian Anderson:
slide guitars, maraccas
Maggie Holland:
bass guitar, banjo, vocal
John Maxwell:
drums, percussion
Chris Coe:
hammered dulcimer
Ian Carter:
keyboards, melodeon
 

Tiger Moth began just as an all-star recording unit, bringing together musicians who had played in many notable bands of the 'new wave of English country dance music' in the '70s and early '80s including the Old Swan Band, the New Victory Band, the English Country Blues Band, Cock & Bull, the Albion Band, Jumpleads and Oak. But their first single and debut album caused such a demand that they happily became a gigging entity and for the next five years roared around UK festival ceilidhs, revered or feared for their noisy, no-holds-barred, improvisational approach

Tiger Moth from 2004 include most of the original members. The line-up is Rod Stradling (melodeons), Jon Moore (guitars), Chris Coe (hammered dulcimer), Maggie Holland (bass), Ian Anderson (slide guitar) and Ben Mandelson (baritone bouzouki, electric kabosy and other stringed things), plus Fran Wade (fiddle - from Grand Union), drummer/percussionist Martin Brinsford (Brass Monkey, Old Swan Band, Grand Union) and percussionist Danny Stradling (ex-Old Swan Band, Oak). Original drummer John Maxwell has sadly passed away. Their caller is the best in the new wave English ceilidh business - the renowned Gordon Potts

Rogue Productions,
P.O. Box 337, London N4 1TW, England
Tel: (+44) (0)20 8340 9651.
Fax: (+44) (0)20 8348 5626.

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