The Woods Band

The Woods Band were an Irish folk‑rock group formed in 1970 by Gay and Terry Woods, shortly after the couple left Steeleye Span. The project later evolved into the duo Gay & Terry Woods. In 2001, Terry Woods assembled a new lineup under the same name, which remained active until 2003. The band was established in 1970 by former Steeleye Span members Terry and Gay Woods, only a few months after their departure from the group following the release of Hark! The Village Wait. Their exit was prompted by personal disagreements within Steeleye Span. Performing both as “Gay & Terry Woods” and “The Woods Band,” they collaborated with a variety of musicians, including fiddler Joe O’Donnell, as well as Ian MacDonald and Mike Giles of King Crimson. A more stable lineup eventually emerged under the Woods Band name, featuring guitarist Ed Deane and drummer Pat Nash. Terry Woods also hoped to bring in uilleann piper Paddy Keenan, who declined and later joined The Bothy Band.
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