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Seth Lakeman: English Folk musician Seth Lakeman was born and raised in Devon and along with his brothers Sam and Sean has played a variety of instruments and recorded folk music in their own band first of all.
Seth's solo career was launched in 2002 when he released his debut album 'The Punch Bowl' to much critical acclaim.
Subsequent album releases were; 'Kitty Jay' in 2004, 'Freedom Fields' in 2006, 'Poor man's Heaven' in 2008 and 'Hearts and Mind's' in 2010.
Seth's instrumental range includes vocals, banjo, fiddle, viola and guitar.
Seth Lakeman: Live music/Folk And World Music event at The Junction Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. To watch Seth Lakeman live at The Junction Cambridge on the Wednesday, 21 March 2012, check out our list of primary and secondary ticket providers and compare the best ticket prices.
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