Friends Of Fairport Convention

Official fan label created in Australia by John Penhallow, that issued a series of cassettes using recordings from the private collection of Trevor Lucas, with the approval and encouragement of the artists. The cassettes were a series of limited edition compilations titled "The Attic Tracks", because it's at the opposite end of the house to Bob Dylan's "Basement Tapes". The cassettes were privately sold to readers of Fairport Convention newsletters or fanzine around the world, or sold at the Cropredy Festival. All money earned by the sales of all the Attic Tracks cassettes have helped with the education costs and other expenses for Giorgia and Clancy, the children that Trevor Lucas and his wife Sandy Denny left behind after their deaths.