Cliff Aungier

British folk singer/songwriter and guitarist Cliff Aungier grew up in the Croyton area of South London. Influenced by American blues legends like Big Bill Broonzy and Blind Lemon Jefferson as well as fellow folk artists Ralph McTell and Bert Jansch, he became a notable performer amidst the burgeoning U.K. folk scene. In 1963 he began playing in London hot spots like the Marquee, the 100 Club, and the Half Moon -- the latter saw him performing as a duo with harmonica player Royd Rivers. In 1965 Aungier and Rivers released the Jimmy Page-produced Wanderin' for Decca, and in 1966...