This one is the final song of the Spiral Dance set – the classic Burning Times. We had no rehearsal for this song, but I reckon it still rocks.
And another view of their version of Spirit of Albion.
It’s good to be back in the UK, but man [...]
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This one is the final song of the Spiral Dance set – the classic Burning Times. We had no rehearsal for this song, but I reckon it still rocks.
And another view of their version of Spirit of Albion.
It’s good to be back in the UK, but man [...]
Posted in Tales from the Road, australia, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, live concert, music, pagan, paganism, religion, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft, tagged australia, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, druids dreaming, folk, live concert, music, pagan, paganism, religion, Tales from the Road, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft on December 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
From the Druid’s Dreaming
From The Singing Gallery with Spiral Dance
Pipes of Pan from The Singing Gallery
Wild Mountain Thyme from The Singing Gallery
The Ransom Video, but I escaped…
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged australia, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, druids dreaming, live concert, pagan, paganism, religion, Tales from the Road, wicca, wiccan, witchcraft on November 26, 2009 | 5 Comments »
About a year ago I was contacted by an Australian Pagan folk band called Spiral Dance who wanted to cover my song Spirit of Albion. I was very touched that they’d even asked and of course said yes and asked if they’d send me a copy if they ever recorded it. A year later I’m [...]
Posted in Tales from the Road, damh the bard, music, tagged clee hill, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, live concert, music, OBOD, pagan, paganism, serpent festival, Tales from the Road, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft on October 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
So it was that on the 10th October Cerri and I once more made our way around the M25 and headed northwards, this time towards Clee Hill in Shropshire to play at the third Serpent Festival. Clee Hill is famous for its association with serpents, so it was no surprise that, as well as musicians, [...]
Posted in Pagan Federation, Prague, Tales from the Road, art, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, live concert, music, news, pagan, paganism, vienna, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft, tagged art, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, live concert, music, pagan, Pagan Federation, paganism, Prague, Tales from the Road, vienna on October 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Almost a month since I posted on the blog! I’ve had my head deep in recording mode – recording the last few songs, laying down the parts from the guest musicians, then mixing, and mastering, the new CD. I’ll post separately about that another time, but first let’s catch up on what’s been happening in [...]
Posted in Pagan Federation, Tales from the Road, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, live concert, music, pagan, paganism, religion, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft, tagged Czech Republic, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, live concert, pagan, Pagan Federation, paganism, religion, Tales from the Road, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft on September 29, 2009 | 7 Comments »
About 4 years ago at one of the Anderida Gorsedd open rituals at the Long Man of Wilmington I was approached by a young man called Eurik from the Czech Republic who asked if I was Damh the Bard. I nodded and he took me by the hand, shaking it vigorously and exclaiming that “your [...]
Posted in Tales from the Road, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, mercian gathering, music, pagan, paganism, religion, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft, tagged damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, live concert, music, pagan, paganism, religion, Tales from the Road, wicca, wiccan, Wicker Man, wickerman, witch, witchcraft on September 8, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Last weekend me and Cerri went to the Mercian Gathering near Coventry. I had a gig on the Friday night, and Cerri had the opportunity to have a stall outside our tent where she could sell some of her artwork. Last year I had strained my back so barely made it up there to play [...]
Posted in Tales from the Road, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, live concert, music, pagan, paganism, religion, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft, tagged damh the bard, druidry, folk, live concert, music, pagan, pagancon, paganism, religion, scotland, Tales from the Road, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft on September 2, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Last weekend me and Cerri travelled to Glasgow to play a concert at Pagancon. It was my first concert in Scotland for 6 years and one I was really looking forward to. The last time I played there Pagancon was called Druidcon and was a Druid-specific conference, but to help broaden its appeal they changed [...]
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As the title says, here are three live videos from the OBOD Summer Gathering. The first is Hills they are Hollow, followed by Lughnasadh Dance, and lastly the encore of Chuck Berry’s Johnny B Goode. What a great night it was!
Posted in Devon, Pagan Federation, Tales from the Road, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, home concerts, live concert, pagan, paganism, twitter, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft, tagged damh the bard, Devon, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, home concerts, live concert, pagan, Pagan Federation, paganism, Tales from the Road, twitter, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft on May 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It’s been some time since I posted a proper blog entry. I’ve been so busy playing music, recording, and writing that The Bardic Blog lay sad and neglected for which I apologise. Another reason is that I’ve been posting updates and photos to my Twitter account as things have happened, so it feels like I’ve [...]