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Fairport Convention is a famous music band from England.

Fairport Convention
Fairport Convention

They started in 1967. At first, they played songs by American artists. People even called them "the British Jefferson Airplane."

Later, the band changed their sound. A singer named Sandy Denny joined them. She helped them use traditional British music. They mixed old folk songs with rock beats. This helped start a new style called folk rock.

Fairport Convention, Cropredy 1982
Fairport Convention, Cropredy 1982

One of their best albums is called Liege & Lief. It used electric instruments and a fiddle, which is a wooden instrument with strings.

One member, Dave Pegg, has stayed with the group for a long time. The band also helped start a huge music event. They hold a festival in a village called Cropredy.

FairportsCropredyConventionStageView
FairportsCropredyConventionStageView

Now, it is known as Fairport's Cropredy Convention. About 20,000 people go there every year to enjoy the music. The band is still active today. They still play at the festival in Cropredy each year.

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