Where Daffod'i'll is now.....

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Where Daffod'i'll is now.....

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Keeping tabs on the output of Daffod'i'll is frankly one of keeping score of album releases.

Since our last tally, he's put out another seventeen plus a compilations of albums 137 to 144 and of 145 to 151 and a special collection of interviews.

In terms of new releases, he's up to number 152 ("Monday") and although those from numbers 129 to 144 had numbers only, those from 145 to 151 are named "A" to "G".

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