number 146:

Stirrings 146 should be on the streets by the beginning of March, with more pages, more colour, more punctuation, and a few words you won't read anywhere else.

This issue we look at the Oak Ash & Thorn Project, a recording initiative that restores Peter Bellamy's earliest Kipling settings to the public domain for the first time in nearly forty years. There's also a potted history of the Blind Fiddlers of Sheffield, and a trawl back over the last ten years of Sheffield's nationally-celebrated Folk Chorale. And just to show we're ready to venture out of our comfort zone, there's a review of Keith Richards' recent autobiography.
All this plus the usual glittering gallimaufry of regular features...