Harvey John Andrews, born on May 7, 1943 in Stechford, Birmingham, is an English folk singer-songwriter and poet. He began performing in 1964 and became a full-time musician in 1966. His EP Harvey Andrews (1965) was followed by albums Places And Faces (1970) and Writer of Songs (1972). He released albums such as 25 Years On The Road (1989) and The Journey (1997). Andrews collaborated on musical Go Play Up Your Own End and authored the memoir Gold Star to the Ozarks. In 1996, he was voted International Artist of the Year at Canadian Porcupine Awards, and he retired from touring in October 2012.
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The Journey
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The Margarita Collection
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25 Years On The Road
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Someday
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| Friends of Mine |
| Writer of Songs |
| Places And Faces |
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Fairport Convention: The Fairport Companion - Loose Chippings from the Fairport Convention Family Tree
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| Irish Rebellion Album |
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The Transatlantic Story, Vol. 2
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Missing Persians File: Guide Cats for the Blind Vol 2 (Songs and Poems of Les Barker)
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| Keep Right On |
| The Golden Era of Birmingham: Terrace Anthems |