Richard and Linda Thompson decided to record together on the sly, resulting in their debut record 'I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight'.

That was Fairport Convention, with my guest, Richard Thompson, on guitar. After leaving Fairport and playing with a lot of other bands, you and your girlfriend - then wife - Linda Thompson formed ...

It was a family affair at British singer-songwriter Richard Thompson’s 75th birthday concert ... mid-1970s period alongside his first wife, Linda, who sidled on in the background to sing ...

In Annapolis, Thompson began his encore with a spellbinding version of “The Dimming of the Day,” a traditional-sounding ballad of unapologetic romantic longing from the 1975 Richard & Linda ...

Fronting a small band, Tammy Faye Starlite, a petite blonde with a commanding voice, is throwing herself into Richard and Linda Thompson’s “Hokey Pokey,” jumping up and down during ...

The most surprising thing being that Linda Thompon doesn’t sing on it herself. Thompson rose to acclaim in the 1970s as the wife and duet partner of guitarist Richard Thompson, to whom she was ...

Richard Thompson may not be a household name ... “The Calvary Cross” with Linda Thompson from I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight (1974) Guitarist Nick McCabe used Thompson’s guitar ...

In 1982, Richard Thompson and then-wife, vocalist Linda Thompson, released the incendiary album, “Shoot Out The Lights.” With heartbreaking tales of a couple in crisis, the album chronicles a ...

Ahead of the Easter weekend, the Quietus writers select a huge list of their favourite religious and spiritual records, from across the spectrum of belief systems, denominations and musical styles The ...

Image Richard and Linda Thompson onstage in 1975. The two married three years earlier.Credit...Brian Cooke/Redferns, via Getty Images To drive home the title’s reference to Bryan Ferry’s band ...

Fronting a small band, Tammy Faye Starlite, a petite blonde with a commanding voice, is throwing herself into Richard and Linda Thompson's "Hokey Pokey," jumping up and down during instrumental ...