Tony Rundle 7/31/2022

ony Rundle started playing music in South London, then spent many years on the folk circuit and performed in clubs and festivals in the UK and abroad. He’s broadcast on National radio and performed at various city halls across the UK. He’s also played in ceilidh bands, fronted his own Blues Band, sung jazz, and even performed principal roles with local Gilbert & Sullivan societies.

During the Lockdown, he finally got round to recording some of his own music. Tony sings, plays bass, various guitars, mandolin and concertina.
As well as the inspiration behind his music, you can interview him about:

• Playing in venues like the Two I’s and Chiselhurst Caves in the ’60’s.
• When he turned down bass player Bill Perks, who changed his name to Wyman, and joined another London band.
• The challenges of recording an album during lockdown.
• How musicians find it much harder to earn a living now.
• Singing technique – unamplified Opera (no orchestra’s going to beat me!) compared to amplified Rock.