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New CD from Litha
Old Blind Dog Aaron Jones has just finished a new CD with his band Litha (formerly known as 2Duos). The CD, released in time for Christmas, is titled Dancing of the Light. oldblinddogs.co.uk finds out more about Litha…
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Dogs prepare for USA Tour September/October 2011
Old Blind Dogs fly on Thursday 15th September 2011 to begin their Autumn 2011 Tour of the USA which will run until October 9th. oldblinddogs.co.uk finds out where the boys will tour and who will replace Jonny Hardie for the trip...
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Lucky Pups Tie The Knot!
Well 2011 has been a very exciting year for one lucky pair of pups. There were wedding bells in the kennel with all the Old Blind Dogs in attendance. oldblinddogs.co.uk investigates...
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OBD at the West End Festival, Glasgow
Old Blind Dogs will perform at Glasgow's West End Festival at the Oran Mor on Friday 17th June. oldblinddogs.co.uk finds out more...
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OBD Return from USA Tour
Old Blind Dogs have just returned from a twenty concert tour of the USA. oldblinddogs.co.uk finds out how the tour went and reveals the winner of our tour guitar raffle...
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Old Blind Dogs (with Cara) - Barsinghausen, Germany
Friday, August 10, 2012
TBA -
Barsinghausen -
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 Play Live - Originally from Aberdeen, the quintet performs pipe tunes and uptempo dance melodies with all the skill of their predecessors, and this live recording, culled from their spring 2004 U.S. tour, manages to bottle the lightning that frequently strikes in concert. Jonny Hardie's fiddle, Rory Campbell's border pipes, and Fraser Stone's percussion make the medley called 'A Wild Rumpus' live up to its name. The Caribbean rhythm wafting through 'Kincardine Lads' lends buoyancy to this traditional song about the pleasures of illicit whiskey, and Jim Malcolm's robust lead vocal in 'Young Edward' and Robert Burns's 'A Man's a Man for A' That' injects new life into some venerable songs. Scotland's brave heart beats here. (Reprinted by permission of author.)
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