Allan Taylor (musician)
| Allan Taylor | |
|---|---|
| Born | 15 October 1954 |
| Origin | Brighton, England, United Kingdom |
| Genres | Folk |
| Years active | 1966 – |
| Website | http://www.allantaylor.com/ |
Allan Taylor, born in Brighton, England in 1945, is a singer-songwriter who has written and performed his song around the world for over forty five years. Allan's style of music is described in his biography as capturing vignettes of life.[1]
Some of Allan's songs have been extensively covered by other artists, including It's Good to See You and the very poignant Roll On the Day which developed from Allan's personal experience witnessing the effects of a lifetime of working in a coal mine.[2]
With a career that spans the very beginnings of Beatnik and Skiffle in Brighton to the folk scene in Greenwich Village in New York and everything that has occurred in the musical world since, Allan brings a significant degree of experience and maturity to his music.
Discography
The Lady , 1971
Sometimes , 1971
The American Album , 1973
Cajun Moon , 1976
The Traveller , 1978
Roll On The Day , 1980
Circle Round Again , 1983
Win Or Lose , 1984
Lines , 1988
Out Of Time , 1991
So Long , 1993
Faded Light , 1995
Looking For You , 1996
Alex Campbell Tribute Concert , 1997
Colour To The Moon , 2000
Out Of Time - Remastered , 2002
Banjoman - Derroll Adams Tribute , 2002
Hotels & Dreamers , 2003
Old Friends - New Roads , 2007
Leaving At Dawn , 2009
In The Groove , 2010
Songs For The Road , 2010
Down The Years I Travelled... , 2012
All Is One , 2013
There Was A Time , 2016
Behind The Mix , 2017