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Synchronicity | |||||||||
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"Synchronicity" are John Eaves and Debbie Osborne who have been singing together for nearly three years and individually for much longer. Besides singing, John plays English Concertina and Debbie dabbles with the baby djembi. John is a Lancastrian despite having lived in Leicestershire for the last 22 years. He has been involved in the running of folk clubs in Wigan, Cambridge and more recently in Dunton Bassett. His high spot as a performer was being asked to be the Shantyman in the memorial production of "The Transports" at Whitby Festival for the late Peter Bellamy and Keith Marsden. Debbie has been involved in the Leicestershire folk scene for a number of years, more recently at Swan Folk in Loughborough where she looks after club publicity and is a member of the resident group "All Change". She has worked as a steward at many Festivals and discovered she had a voice when persuaded to sing in a singaround at Warwick Festival about six years ago. John and Debbie found their voices went together whilst travelling to Worcester to see Roy Bailey and Tony Benn and, despite a change of car and numerous venues since, the sound remains the same harmonious blend of voices. Between them, they have an interesting and diverse repertoire with many influences, traditional and contemporary. They sing separately and together, in unison and in harmony - but be careful who you follow because they share the harmonies between them. It wouldn't be the first time that Debbie's distinctive harmony had been mistaken for the tune! | |||||||||
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