About The Three City Four
The Three City Four was a short-lived English folk "super-group" formed in 1965 and consisting of Martin Carthy (guitar), and Leon Rosselson (vocals, guitar), with Marian MacKenzie (vocals) and Ralph Trainer (guitar). The band recorded two albums, "The Three City Four" (1965) and "Smoke & Dust" (1967), with Roy Bailey replacing Martin Carthy before the members all went their separate ways.
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