FOLKAL POINT MUSIC
Collector's Limited Edition
Lost in fire and flood, re-mastered from original material, the collector's limited edition of FOLKAL POINT, MR.003H is available. Five hundred units have been pressed which include a unique bonus track. This eponymous album, from its somewhat obscure origins, is the result of meticulous work carried out by Folkal Point, Hoxa Sound and The Vinyl Factory. A much discussed ambition is now a satisfying reality.
In The Beginning
The origins of Folkal Point, the Troubadour Club, Clifton Village and BBC Radio Bristol
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Folkal Point Archives
Interview with Mark Steed from Folkal Point and Keith Warmington from BBC Radio Bristol at Button Music, Weston-super-Mare (circa 1998)
Mark Steed from Folkal Point | 10.35 |
IN THE BEGINNING
During those school years we played live, on-air, quite regularly on BBC Radio Bristol, a late afternoon drive-time show - indirectly, it was this that led to the recording of the Folkal Point LP by Midas Recordings..
Stuart Amesbury, Clifton, Bristol