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Artists discuss the 13 records that shaped their lives
Oh God, I love this lot. They’re very different to The Wilsons or The Watersons, who are robust, full-voiced and loud, in that they’re very gentle. Frank’s got this ethereal quiver, Phil this lyrical tone, Joey this bass that grounds the music, and binds everything together. This is the perfect combination of voices to me, so uplifting, joyous and emotional, while making it feel so seamless and effortless.

Jude Rogers speaks to Rachel Unthank about her abiding love for and political importance of maintaining the folk tradition... but explains she wasn't averse to a bit of Faith No More when it all got too much. This week's Baker's Dozen.
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