'Tom Pacheco' History:
AboutThis is the man who went off to see Jack Kerouac as a teenager after reading his book On the Road, and he's never been off the road himself since, writing and singing his own songs for the past thirty years, and passing through Leeds at The Grove. . . . He has a fan club in Britain and Wayne Stote edits the magazine, which contains articles, news and reviews and comments on Tom's music. Contact Wayne through us if you're interested. Wayne writes: "He doesn't play many folk clubs so that we were delighted to have him at the Grove for the second successive year. We were sold out. People came from far and wide, Preston, Leicester and Barnsley specially for Tom, and by the time 8.30 p.m. came around the room was buzzing with anticipation. An array of talented singers, both regular and occasional visitors, whetted our appetites before Tom took the stage to tumultuous applause.Tom is a story teller: from the heart-rending pin-drop moments of "Angel" to the comedy Sci-Fi of "Birdseye Heaven" we were given a magical mystery tour of the human condition." And Sean Ruffel, who would like to follow on the same path as Tom. You could see it in his eyes before he even played a note! |
Tom Pacheco Discography:
| Release Title and date | |
 | Rebel Spring 2005 |
 | Year of the Big Wind 2004 |
 | There Was a Time 2002 |
 | The Lost American Songwriter (Disc 1) 1999 |
 | The Lost American Songwriter (Disc 2) 1999 |
 | Bare Bones & Barbed Wire, CD 1 1998 |
 | Woodstock Winter 1997 |
 | Bluefields 1995 |
 | Luck of Angels 1994 |
 | Tales from the Red Lake 1992 |
 | Sunflowers & Scarecrows 1991 |
 | Eagle in the Rain 1989 |
| sweet lucille |
