Ed Tudor Pole - ‘One Man & His Guitar’

Welcome to the first official website of Edward Tudor Pole
(aka Ten Pole Tudor) accomplished musician, singer, song-writer,
unique style Rock & Roll guitar player, wordsmith, all round
entertainer and rightful king of England in all but fact.

For the past 6 years Ed has been touring, honing and working industriously on his new one man electric Rock & Roll stadium show.

Admittedly not always in a stadium but the more people there are
the better it goes down.

Ed aims to bring the universal spirit of joy and good fellowship into
the venue and to unite the audience partly by transferring the power from the stage to the crowd by getting them directly involved by singing, dancing and joining in and partly by the rhythm and
catchiness of the songs.

“I’ve been practicing the guitar in my bedroom since I was a boy but
it was only after 30 years that I felt good enough on it to play it in public” says Ed, “I am better now than I was three months ago so it stands to reason that in three month’s time I will be better than
I am today” (7th May 2010).

Ever-changing, never stagnant Ed is an eloquent storyteller using his lyrics as an artist uses a brush to conjure and capture the full
essences of the songs he writes.

Currently touring nationwide with this new show (the dynamic & completely riotous ‘I’ve made It This Far Tour’) Ed invites all types of people of all ages to come and check it out.

The only people he cannot guarantee to entertain are old punks who just want cliché formula.

Most recently he supported Hayseed Dixie, the fabulous Hillbilly Bluegrass band, for 15 dates around the UK going down a storm in front of 1000 music fans a night.

“There wasn’t a punk in sight and not a punk record to be heard; it
was bliss and I’ve never gone down better with an audience” said Ed.

So if you like Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Waylon Jennings,
The Rolling Stones or Hayseed Dixie Ed Tudor Pole could very well be your cup of tea.

One thing is for sure; there is no one else around remotely like him
and indeed he has ‘made it this far’.