Piers
Partridge
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Vocals,
Guitar, Dobro, Ukelele, Charango,
Banjo, Tin Whistle, Mbira. Chief bottle washer and cook for the Band,
the Pindrop is Piers' idea and wish come true. He writes music for
Film and TV, Steve Irwin being his best known Client. |

Jake Morrison |
fresh
from his Music Degree at Leeds Uni, Jake comes to the Band as a multi
instrumentalist with a finetouch in guitar, uke, manoldin, banjo and
harmonium. you'll find him stoling up the fires in the Pindrop engine
room in a solid but unassuming way. A great find. |
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Wendy
Partridge

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Our
very own Rock & Roll chick, Wendy travelled the world with Shriekback
alongside Inxs before settling in Long Ashton. A true Pro. If she
could just get her driving license sorted. |
lizzie

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Double
Bass. Spotted by Henry over a year ago playing next to some railings
in Fishponds. In her other life Lizzie can be found making candles,
stained glass, pottery and other crafty thangs. And amazingly she
lives local to Wraxall which seems like a blessing indeed. Great feels,
great musicality.
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Martin
Solomon |
Fiddle,
Guitar, accordion, Ukulele, Tin Whistle, SitarOud, Tambouras. Martin
plays almost every thing and plays it frighteningly well. He's been
threatening to learn banjo and show Piers how it should be done. He
does, however, drive a Maestro. |

Fiona
Andrews |
Vocals.
Put together the first ever Pindrop with Piers and has been singing
ever since. Has a clarity and accuracy in her singing that can peel
the skin off a lime. Fi is married to Piers and steadfastly refuses
to take the Partridge surname. So she is related. |
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Gail
Mason
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Gail
is the most recent addition to the Pindrop Band and brings a special
English flavour to the rich mix of vocalists. A printmaker by trade,
she also plays Fiddle and percussion and likes posh frocks. |

Imilia Lucas
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Great songwriter, and a lead
vocalist whose
style reminds of of times gone by - New Orleans, old
smoeky bluies bars. Always comes alive on stage and very quickly
takne into the hearts ofd the Pindrop Club audiences.
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