Judy Dyble, 71, folk singer, an original member of Fairport Convention who liked to knit on stage

[Michael Rhodes]

_. Judy Dyble, folk singer, original member of Fairport Convention, has died from lung cancer, aged 71

https://peeragenews.blogspot.com/2020/07/judy-dyble-1949-2020.html

She was born Judith Aileen Dyble, 13 February, 1949, a daughter of Albert Stephen Dyble [1914-78], by his wife the former Jessica Mary [Jessie] Collyer [1912-89]; married 1970, the DJ and music writer Simon Stable, whose real name was Simon Christian Michael de la Bédoyère [1939-94], a descendant of the Thorold baronets, the son of the writer Count Michael de la Bédoyère [1900-73], who edited the Catholic Herald for nearly 30 years. Her husband predeceased her in 1994. She is survived by their daughter, Stephanie Joanna de la Bédoyère [born 1980], and son Daniel Hugh G. de la Bédoyère [born 1977], who leads the Glastonbury morris dance troupe.

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[Michael Rhodes]

_. Judy Dyble, who has died aged 71, had a pioneering role in the days of British folk rock music as the original lead singer with the band Fairport Convention. She was an 18-year-old librarian and part-time folk club singer with no aspirations for a career in music when a group of friends invited her to join a new band they were forming in North London....

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Post by Michael Rhodes
_. Judy Dyble, folk singer, original member of Fairport Convention, has died from lung cancer, aged 71
https://peeragenews.blogspot.com/2020/07/judy-dyble-1949-2020.html
She was born Judith Aileen Dyble, 13 February, 1949, a daughter of Albert Stephen Dyble [1914-78], by his wife the former Jessica Mary [Jessie] Collyer [1912-89]; married 1970, the DJ and music writer Simon Stable, whose real name was Simon Christian Michael de la Bédoyère [1939-94], a descendant of the Thorold baronets, the son of the writer Count Michael de la Bédoyère [1900-73], who edited the Catholic Herald for nearly 30 years. Her husband predeceased her in 1994. She is survived by their daughter, Stephanie Joanna de la Bédoyère [born 1980], and son Daniel Hugh G. de la Bédoyère [born 1977], who leads the Glastonbury morris dance troupe.
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