Equation

folk

There is more than one artist with this name, including: 1) Equation was an English folk 'supergroup' that formed in Devon in 1994. 2) Equation was a recording name used by American techno DJ/producer Ronald Burrell. 3) Equation was a French jazz & soul group who released a live recording in 2004 of their performance at La cave de ma in Paris. 1) Equation was an English folk 'supergroup' that formed in Devon in 1994. Initially comprising the three Lakeman Brothers Band (Sam Lakeman, Sean Lakeman and Seth Lakeman) and folk duo, Kate Rusby & Kathryn Roberts, they added a bassist (Darren Edwards), and a drummer (Ian Goodall) to form a folk-pop quintet Equation. In March 2006 the band announced a pause in their combined work. Since then Kate Rusby, Cara Dillon (who was also a member for a time) and Seth Lakeman have forged international careers. At the time they began, the band was compared to the likes of such folk greats as Fairport Convention and Richard Thompson. The bands name reflects its development as something of a folk/pop super group in the the late 1990s. The band was based around the the talents of the three Lakeman brothers, Sean, Seth and Sam to which were added the extraordinary female talents of Kate Rusby, Kathryn Roberts and Cara Dillon. The original band (minus Rusby) recorded Return to Me in 1996 - but record company problems meant that the album hardly saw the light of day until 2003. Cara Dillon and Sam Lakeman left to set up Cara's solo career leaving...