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“I woke up singing this song about being in jail waiting for the electric chair”: Medicine Head’s John Fiddler on inspiration, love, and the perils of getting older

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“I woke up singing this song about being in jail waiting for the electric chair”: Medicine Head’s John Fiddler on inspiration, love, and the perils of getting older

A duo back in the 60s, Medicine Head is now effectively just
John Fiddler, whose new album Heartworks is filled with love

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