However much it runs counter to our youth-obsessed popular culture, most singers get better with age. Baby-faced instrumentalists may dazzle with their energy and audacity, but there's no substitute for seasoned singing.
In a milieu where writing your own songs is the norm, June Tabor defies convention by making her voice the servant of other people�s masterpieces By Sue Wilson
However much it runs counter to our youth-obsessed popular culture, most singers get better with age. Baby-faced instrumentalists may dazzle with their energy and audacity, but there's no substitute for seasoned singing.