Book of Tony's most well known lyrics to be published and launched by and at The Ink Corporation on Friday 14 October 2016 . Musical notation by Rebecca Deniff. Proceeds from book to go to Accessible Arts and Media.
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tonymorris.org.uk@gmail.com WHAT YOU GET: Entertainment Story Songs. History. Humour. "There are few more inventive and off-beat writers of poems and songs than Tony Morris from Whitby." (Cutty Wren Folk Club Newsletter) "The nearest you will get to a psychedelic experience can be had watching Tony at work -- totally original and unique." (Ian Swinburne) Click to watch 'A Class Act' Bob Fischer when introducing one of Tony's tracks on BBC Radio Tees recently referred to him as, "The brilliant Tony Morris" and " A charmingly eccentric fellow". Click here for Video and scary video! Road Rage |
Shepherding with Fujara;
"Where sheep may safely graze".
Comments by Famous Fans
Louis Spence: "Authentic and absolutely original. Good to watch." Mark Hadlett: Great to see this song of Tony's captured on video. (Fryup) It's always been a favourite!" Steve Dagleish: "Brilliant as ever!" Kevin Hall: "This wonderful man is a one off. Box of Frogs!!" Graham Brotton: "The lad's a flippin' genius....." Colin Laycock: " "Tony is a true phenomenon. How lucky we are to have such inspired and talented musicians in our midst." |
Tony Morris was brought up listening to classical music and the popular music of the 1940s and ‘50s.
He did his fair share of bar room and pub singing in the late ‘50s and early ‘60s.
Marriages and family intervened so he missed ‘The Folk Revival’.
From the ‘80s to the ‘90s he gained a great deal of experience in Amateur Theatre.
He did not appear on the Folk Club scene until the mid ‘90s
when, as a poet and improvising musician,
he was a regular at the Black Swan Folk Club in York.
In 2002
Tony Morris
made a career change to work full-time in the Arts.
His songwriting began in 2004
Tony Morris
is a regular performer at
Folk Clubs
from
York to Teesside
He did his fair share of bar room and pub singing in the late ‘50s and early ‘60s.
Marriages and family intervened so he missed ‘The Folk Revival’.
From the ‘80s to the ‘90s he gained a great deal of experience in Amateur Theatre.
He did not appear on the Folk Club scene until the mid ‘90s
when, as a poet and improvising musician,
he was a regular at the Black Swan Folk Club in York.
In 2002
Tony Morris
made a career change to work full-time in the Arts.
His songwriting began in 2004
Tony Morris
is a regular performer at
Folk Clubs
from
York to Teesside
Find Tony Morris in other and previous incarnations
Ancient British Bard
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