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Medicine Head: Acoustic Blues-Rock
Medicine Head were a unique stripped-down duo (John Fiddler & Peter Hope-Evans) who mixed blues, folk, and rock with harmonica and jaw harp. They scored a surprise UK No.1 with “One and One Is One” and built a loyal following with their raw, rootsy sound.


Medicine Head: Acoustic Blues-Rock
Medicine Head were a unique stripped-down British duo known for their raw, rootsy sound and surprise chart success in the early 1970s. Consisting of John Fiddler and Peter Hope-Evans (famous for his harmonica and jaw harp), they mixed blues, folk, and rock into something entirely their own. Biggest Hit: “One and One Is One” (UK No.1) Their music stood apart from the glam scene — more earthy and intimate, yet still full of energy. They built a loyal cult following with their h

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Medicine Head (May 1, 2026) One and One Is One - The Very Best Of – CD Release Announcement
A long-awaited CD compilation bringing together the best of John Fiddler and Peter Hope-Evans’ influential folk-rock duo is finally arriving. SSOURCE DETAILS Publication: Official Announcement (Cherry Red Records) Date: Announced 2026 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: New Release THE STORY Cherry Red will release Medicine Head: One and One Is One - The Very Best Of, a 17-track CD compiling highlights from the band’s career. The collection includes fan favourites, rare

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Medicine Head (June 19, 1970) “Coast To Coast (And Shore To Shore)” / “All For Tomorrow” – Single 7" UK
A joyful, sunny slice of folk-rock, “Coast To Coast (And Shore To Shore)” was the second single from Medicine Head on John Peel’s Dandelion label. With its optimistic spirit and warm harmonies, it perfectly captured the duo’s aim to create happy, singalong music. Artist: Medicine Head Label: Dandelion Date: June 19, 1970 Catalogue: S 5075 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK A-Side: “Coast To Coast (And Shore To Shore)” Written by: John Fiddler Produced by: John Peel B-Side:

Medicine Head
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