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Spida UK
Spida started on the folk scene in the UK when he was 17 under his name, Martin Carter.He toured extensively in England, Scotland and Holland and for 7 years formed a duo with fretless bass player Graham Jones. He´s been on the road since, performing and recording original songs Spida is now unfortunately waiting on heart bypass surgery, please contribute what you can for his recovery. Thanks x ... more
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