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So thank you to Rob Morgan, Esther, Paul Power’s Tache, Steven M, Richard Weir, Simon White and Michael Bairstow on Twitter for providing some of the questions for Anne Mari. We didn’t want to lose any of Anne Mari’s personality during the translation process and hopefully her character shines through here as much as it did it person. We should point out that the interview is pretty much unedited. There is also an insight into her early musical life, her influences and what she got up to after The Field Mice. How she came to join the band, her battles with mental illness and stage fright, her relationship with Bobby Wratten and “those’ songs as well as the final days of the band, from her own very personal perspective.

It’s a open and honest account of her time in The Field Mice. this is all about Anne Mari and you should be left to just dive in read what she has to say, without being held up by some superfluous preamble.

This interview is what he came back with.We sent Steve from EIO40 down to her home on the south coast.We asked a select number of EIO40 community members to provide questions for Anne Mari to answer.She said she would answer any questions honestly unless she couldn’t remember the answer (and she was true to her word).We asked Anne Mari Davies if we could interview her.Even if you are aware of her work, you are going to get to know her a whole lot better. If you don’t know who Anne Mari Daviesis or her contribution to music then that’s about to change. We are going to dispense with any sort of lengthy introduction here.

Free ukulele music somewhere over the rainbow