Andy Fernbach

Andy Fernbach is a songwriter vocalist who is a unique jazz-soaked folk/blues finger style slide guitarist and distinctive pianist.
His first live experience in 1964 at age 16 took his r&b covers band, Stovepipe no 4 ,to Eastern Europe, playing sell out concerts, including the Budapest Olympic stadium. It culminated in a no. 1 EP which stayed in the Hungarian charts for several years.
In 1968 he was signed by US label, United Artists, who released his albums. His most prominent being ‘If You Miss Your Connexion’ . Although re-released recently as a vinyl – the original has become collectable worldwide selling at up to $500 in the States.
He toured alongside major blues/folk artists: John Lee Hooker, Canned Heat, Fred McDowell, Big Joe Williams, John Martyn, Groundhogs, Free & Jo-Ann Kelly. 
==Links to Peel==
Andy Fernbach was a guest on radio shows during the 1960's including John Peel, Bob Harris, and Alexis Korner. However, after the 60's, Fernbach's music seemed to be largely forgotten by Peel on his shows, according to available tracklistings on this site.
==Sessions==
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1. Recorded: 1969-08-27. First Broadcast: 10 September 1969
*Mystic Meaning / Woman Goes From Man To Man / I Feel Like Starting Again / If You Miss Your Connection
==Other Shows Played==
*None
==External Links==
*Blues Poet
*Discogs
Category:Artists