User:Witchwooder
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Witchwooder's User Page
Me[edit]
I am an admirer of the band Strawbs (hence the name). I am a musician who plays bass guitar, guitar, keyboards, mandolin, tin whistle and hazards vocals. I currently play in a local pop/rock band, and I used to play in rock bands and folk bands.
I am a volunteer at the Corris Railway.
I have always been an afficionado of Britain's railways (in particular the Cheshire and Isle of Wight areas) and am attempting to recreate some of these in model form.
My edits[edit]
If you are interested in my contributions, you can have a look at my edit count
Articles Created[edit]
Music[edit]
20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of Strawbs - A Choice Selection of Strawbs - A Taste of Strawbs - Ah Me, Ah My - All Our Own Work - Autumn (song) - Barclay James Harvest (album) – Baroque & Roll - Benedictus (Strawbs song) - Blue Angel (Strawbs album) - Burning for You - Bursting at the Seams - Charmer (Strawbs song) - Concert Classics (Strawbs album) - Deadlines - Deep Cuts (Strawbs album) - Déjà Fou - Don't Say Goodbye (album) - Dragonfly (Strawbs album) - Duochrome – Forever (Strawbs song) - Full Bloom (Acoustic Strawbs album) - Ghosts (Strawbs album) - Grace Darling (song) - Grave New World - Greatest Hits Live (Strawbs album) - Halcyon Days (Strawbs album) - Heartbreak Hill (album) - Heavy Disguise - Here It Comes (song) - Hero and Heroine - Hero and Heroine (song) - Hey Little Man ... Thursday's Child - Hey Little Man ... Wednesday's Child - Hummingbird (Rick Wakeman and Dave Cousins album) - I Only Want My Love to Grow in You - Is It Today, Lord? – Lay Down - Lay Down with the Strawbs - Lemon Pie (song) - Live at Nearfest - New World (Strawbs song) - Nomadness - Oh How She Changed - Old School Songs - On Growing Older - Painted Sky - Part of the Union - Preserves Uncanned - Queen of Dreams - Recollection (Strawbs album) – Ringing Down the Years - Sandy Denny and the Strawbs - Sex and Flags – Secret Paths - Shine on Silver Sun - Strawberry Sampler Number 1 - Strawbs (album) - Strawbs by Choice - Strawbs in Concert - Swaddling Songs - Tears and Pavan - The Best of Strawbs - The Boy in the Sailor Suit - The Broken Hearted Bride - The Collection (Strawbs album) - The Complete Strawbs - The Flower and the Young Man – The Journey's End - The Man Who Called Himself Jesus - Tomorrow (Strawbs song) - Two Weeks Last Summer
Railway[edit]
Bishop's Court railway station - Gob-y-Deigan railway station - Lezayre railway station - Over and Wharton branch line – Over and Wharton railway station – West Berk railway station - Whitegate railway station - Winsford and Over Branch Line - Winsford and Over railway station – Template:Foxdale line – Template:Mid-Cheshire Line – Template:Peel line – Template:Port Erin line – Template:Ramsey line
Pages of Interest[edit]
Music[edit]
- 10cc
- 801
- Jan Akkerman
- All About Eve
- Jon Anderson
- Barclay James Harvest
- BeBop Deluxe
- Boston
- David Bowie
- Caravan
- Clannad
- The Corrs
- Dave Cousins
- Deep Purple
- Jerry Donahue
- Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer
- Enya
- Fairport Convention
- Focus
- Genesis
- Gentle Giant
- Cyril Havermans
- Justin Hayward
- Horslips
- Hudson Ford
- Inspiral Carpets
- Jellyfish
- Jethro Tull
- Kansas
- King Crimson
- Lindisfarne
- Kirsty MacColl
- Marillion
- Mellow Candle
- The Monkees
- Monsoon
- The Moody Blues
- Montrose
- Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
- The Alan Parsons Project
- Pink Floyd
- Queen
- Renaissance
- Chris Squire
- Stackridge
- Strawbs
- The Tourists
- Uriah Heep
- Velvet Opera
- Rick Wakeman
- Paul Weller
- The Who
- Wishbone Ash
- Woolly Wolstenholme
- Yes
- Neil Young
Railway[edit]
- Cheshire Lines Committee
- Corris Railway
- Ffestiniog Railway
- Isle of Man Railway
- Isle of Wight Railway
- Manx Electric Railway
- Mid-Cheshire Line
- Talyllyn Railway
- Welsh Highland Railway
- Winsford and Over Branch Line