The muse who inspired Ewan MacColl's 'First Time Ever I Saw Your Face'
has produced a body of work that is unparalleled in its vehemence and
remains a fountain of inspiration in a sea of bogus political
correctness. - Ken Hunt, Q Magazine
On Almost Commerically Viable, both Peggy and Irene's voices are really fresh, despite their combined ages of over a century. Peggy sounds clear and sharp in the hard-hitting song 'Guilty' and seductive in the jazzy 'Sweet Heroine'. Irene has a soft voice, high and light, which complements Peggy's voice well. - Andy Malkin
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Saturday Night at the Bull and Mouth
*SATURDAY NIGHT at the BULL AND MOUTH Ewan and Peggy at Singers' Club (leased from Blackthorne) a live club evening, London 12"disc 1978 FW 8731