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Richard Digance is an evergreen performer who appeals to all ages, making him still one of Britain's top comedy and music attractions. He is a rare performer in that he's respected by comedians for his original material and by musicians for being one of Britain's top acoustic guitarists

To prove the point he gained a BAFTA Nomination for TV Entertainer Of The Year in the late 1980s and in 2003 received the Gold Award from The British Academy of Composers and Songwriters for his services to live music, which he received alongside Sir Cliff Richard and Midge Ure

He served a long apprenticeship before becoming a headline act in his own right, probably supporting more acts than anyone else in the World; Steve Martin, Robin Williams, Steeleye Span, David Essex, Supertramp, Elkie Brooks, Joan Armatrading, Cat Stevens, Jethro Tull, Jim Davidson, Chas n Dave, The Allman Brothers and Cher, Roy Orbison, Tom Jones, Mike Oldfield and The Beach Boys

His TV specials for ITV ran for a record 11 years and on these shows he played guitar with Brian May, Status Quo, The Moody Blues, Buffy St Marie, Marc Cohn who wrote Walking in Memphis, Chris de Burgh, Juan Martin and Elkie Brooks

He has made over 20 albums, written 8 books and 2 film scipts, having started out with Bernard Braden on BBC Radio 2 more years ago than anyone cares to remember. 

Richard Digance is rarely seen on TV these days probably because young TV execs have never heard of him. He doesn't worry about that as he would never live in a jungle or lock himself in a room to fill theatres. He simply writes songs, recites poems and tells stories and way back in 1974 that was all he ever set out to do.

  

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