History Wooden Horse

There is more than one artist with this name, including:

1) Wooden Horse was a short-lived folk-rock band that formed in Sydney, Australia, and, in 1970, moved to London, UK.

2) Wooden Horse is a British duo formed in 2011.

3) Wooden Horse was an American band.

1) Wooden Horse was a British acoustic band active in the 1970s.

Susan Traynor (a.k.a. Noosha Fox) was the female vocalist in this group. Songwriters David Mateer and Malcom Harrison provided vocals and guitar. The line-up was completed by Steve Marwood on lead guitar and Neil Brockbank on bass.

This acoustic progressive folk band released two LPs, which were very rare and released with a limited number:

-Wooden Horse (1972)

-Wooden Horse II (1973)

Growing up out of the grass-roots of the 70s London folk scene, Wooden Horse were often likened to American acts such as Crosby Stills and Nash, Neil Young, and Peter, Paul and Mary, for their use of close vocal harmonies and acoustic textures.

2) Wooden Horse is a British duo formed in 2011 comprising Jamie Knight and Ben Church.

3) Wooden Horse was an American band that released an EP in 2014.

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