Bill Caddick

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Bill Caddick (born William Caddick, 27 June 1944, Hurst Hill, Wolverhampton) is an English folk singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Former member of Home Service, Caddick also performed with the Albion Band in Larkrise at the National Theatre.

Caddick's songs, such as "Unicorns" and "She Moves Among Men", have been recorded by numerous other musicians on the folk scene, including June Tabor and Christy Moore.

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[edit] Discography

[edit] Solo recordings

  • Rough Music (1976)
  • Sunny Memories (1977)
  • Reasons Briefly Set Down (1979)
  • Wild West Show (1986)
  • Urban Legend (1991)
  • Winter With Flowers (1995)
  • Unicorns (2002)

[edit] Group recordings

  • (With The Albion Band) Larkrise To Candleford (1979)
  • (With Bond, Caddick & Laycock) A Duck On His Head (1980)
  • (With Home Service) Doing The Inglish (1981)
  • (With Home Service) Home Service (1984)
  • (With Home Service) The Mysteries (1984)
  • (With Home Service) The Mysteries EP (1985)
  • (With Home Service) Early Transmissions (1996)
  • (With Home Service) Wild Life (1999)
  • (With The Jackfield Riverbillies) Cherokee (1999)

[edit] As session musician

  • John Kirkpatrick - Going Spare (1978)
  • Richard and Linda Thompson - First Light (1978)
  • Peter Bond - See Me Up, See Me Down (1979)
  • Tim Laycock - Capers & Rhymes
  • Various Artists - All Through The Year
  • Ashley Hutchings - The Guv'nor Vol 2 (1997)
  • Jan Davies - Magpies
  • Les Barker - Tubular Dogs
  • Various Artists - Festival
  • Anne Lennox-Martin - Born To The Breed (2004)

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