British folk rock

“Shuffle and Go” is yet another vivid proof that Fairport Convention age like fine wine: the older they get, the better they sound, especially when it comes to songwriting maturity and consistency.

Even though "Full House" was made during a transitional period, with Fairport Convention constantly struggling to pin down a stable line-up, it was yet another British folk rock classic, almost on a par with "Liege & Lief" in quality.

“Liege & Lief” is the cornerstone of the British folk rock scene and an album that every lover of good music should own, even if folk rock isn't one of their favorite genres. With it, Fairport Convention made their most important and…

With “Please to See the King”, Steeleye Span made their first folk-rock classic and one of the most eventful albums of their long career, proving they didn't need a drummer to do it.

Even though "Unhalfbricking" was born in a grueling, traumatic stretch for the English folk rock titans, it turned out to be one of their finest achievements and gave them fresh energy to carry on with their career.

On their solid debut, Steeleye Span were still learning the ropes of British folk rock and slowly shaping their own recognizable sound.

With "What We Did On Our Holidays," Fairport Convention, thanks above all to Sandy Denny, slowly stepped into their classic and still most beloved creative era, right in the middle of a gradual sonic transition.