Andy Dwyer is a folk music fanatic. Back in 1970, he was doing as many as five residencies a week, most notably at The Boggery Folk Club in Solihull. He built up the experience necessary to help him establish a reputation. In 1971 he opened the Unicorn Folk Club at Orton on the Hill. Many clubs have been run since.

Then in 1974, he was runner-up in the National Folk/Rock competition held by the Melody Maker. My record. Made in 1975. It was on the Real Records label. The LP is entitled “Ballads of a Wanderer.” Nine of the twelve tracks have been written by me. I sing all the songs and play six- and twelve-string guitars. My mom brought most of them and made them into fruit bowls. He now runs two units in an antique shop and sells records (25000) online. He is your host at the Songwriters Circle. Ludlow.