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• Blackmore's Night is a British-American neo-medieval folk rock band formed in 1997, consisting mainly of Ritchie Blackmore (acoustic guitar, hurdy gurdy, mandola, mandolin, nyckelharpa, and electric guitar) and Candice Night (lead vocals, lyricist, and woodwinds).
• Shirley Collins – lead vocals; Nic Jones – backing vocals and fiddle; Ashley Hutchings – bass guitar; Richard Thompson – electric guitar; Simon Nicol – electric guitar; Tim Renwick – electric guitar; Dave Mattacks – drums; Barry Dransfield – fiddle; Francis Baines – hurdy gurdy.
• Leo Abrahams – guitar (1–4, 6), bass (1, 7, 10), six string bass (10), keyboards (1), RMI electric piano (2, 4), guitaret (3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10), mellotron (4), big string (5), marxophone and hurdy gurdy (7).
• The work is scored for an unusual combination of two piccolos, heckelphone, two contrabass clarinets, two contrabassoons, serpent, contrabass serpent, hurdy gurdy, harmonium, and subcontrabass tuba.
• 2008: The Holy Pictures with David Holmes – guitar, bass, various keyboards, marxophone and hurdy gurdy.
• On 1997 Reconquering Eden I LP they used tablas, kettle drums, roto, earthen drum, acoustic guitar, reed pipe, whistle, percussion, bass, electric guitar, vocals with guests adding violin, flute, double bass, hurdy gurdy and vocals.
• The tower was refurbished in 2001, The name of the museum is an homage to a remark by Taoiseach Seán Lemass, who asked an RTÉ radio controller in the 1950s "How's the hurdy gurdy?".
• Ives was well known as a speculator on the Stock Exchange, and not averse to litigation: when "Harry" Evans's clever satirical weekly Quiz recounted some quite pungent gossip about his (as "the organ-grinder"; the "hurdy gurdy man") rocky relationship with the stockbrokers of the city, he was quick to sue for libel.

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