The Albion Band

This documentary offers a look into the workings of the influential British folk-rock band, The Albion Band, during their formative years. It captures the band members in rehearsals, performances, and candid moments, providing insight into their creative process and the folk music scene of the late 1970s. The film highlights the band's commitment to traditional music while experimenting with contemporary arrangements.

The film received positive attention within folk music circles for its authentic portrayal of a band dedicated to traditional British folk music. While not a mainstream blockbuster, it is regarded as a valuable historical document for fans of the genre and the band itself. Its intimate and unpretentious style was often cited as a strength.

• Praised for its authentic look at a dedicated folk-rock band.

• Valued as a historical snapshot of The Albion Band's early days.

• Appreciated for its unvarnished and intimate portrayal of musicianship.

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The Albion Band was formed from the ashes of Ashley Hutchings' previous band, Fairport Convention, and later evolved into various iterations, influencing many other folk musicians.