Tom Watson

Ahead of their upcoming UK tour, Aled and Russell have once again returned to the studio with international platinum selling producer Ian Tilley, to continue their joint musical journey, which in the spirit of their first record, 'In Harmony', sees them have a lot of fun in the studio recording some of their favourite standards and arias for, 'Back In Harmony'.

Ahead of their upcoming UK tour, Aled and Russell have once again returned to the studio with international platinum selling producer Ian Tilley, to continue their joint musical journey, which in the spirit of their first record, 'In Harmony', sees them have a lot of fun in the studio recording some of their favourite standards and arias for, 'Back In Harmony'.

A superlative collection, reflecting the same wide variety of songs that you'd hear at any Doc Watson concert. In addition to words, melody, and chord names, more than half the book is filled with guitar transcriptions and standard notation.

Long acknowledged as Americas premiere folk guitarist, Arthel Lane Doc Watson was born in what was then the tiny rural community of Deep Gap, North Carolina in the heart of the Blue Ridge mountains on March 3, 1923. Surrounded by music and musicians, Doc and his siblings grew up listening to hymns, murder ballads and down home string band music, all of which would later find places in his own repertoire. In 1953, Doc formed a honky tonk dance band with pianist Jack Williams called Jack Williams and his Country Gentlemen.

Long acknowledged as Americas premiere folk guitarist, Arthel Lane Doc Watson was born in what was then the tiny rural community of Deep Gap, North Carolina in the heart of the Blue Ridge mountains on March 3, 1923. Surrounded by music and musicians, Doc and his siblings grew up listening to hymns, murder ballads and down home string band music, all of which would later find places in his own repertoire. In 1953, Doc formed a honky tonk dance band with pianist Jack Williams called Jack Williams and his Country Gentlemen.