Gordan Duncan, John Ellis, The Black Rose ceilidh Band, Capercaille, Runrig, Flook, Dougie Maclean, Blair Douglas, Daimh , Dervish , Solas , Donald Macleod , the west coast, family and friends.
Deoch N Dorus formed when they met on the traditonal music course at the RSAMD in Glasgow.
Since Graduating they released their debut cd with Skipinnish in 2005 and have Broadcast three times on BBC radio Scotland's take the floor.
Their lively sound is proving very popular for ceilidhs and festivals throughout the country.
Their second album ' The Curer' has just been released in August and
Both cd's are available from www.footstompin.com or www.musicinscotland.com as well as the usuall outlets up and down the country. <
' From the heart and the soul- from musicians that understand, and care, about their music. Deoch 'n' Dorus successfully fuse the older traditions with new discoveries and compositions'
Blair Douglas
'Excellent debut cd'
The Living Tradition
'Deoch 'n' Dorus is one of the most exciting bands in the country today...The core players of the band, Stuart, Simon and Andrew have a maturity of expression and professionalism far in excess of their years...making the final product outstanding. Having taken part in, and produced many recordings over the years, I must say this is one of the most impressive and enjoyable ones I have been lucky to be associated with...
John Carmichael
' This is a band, which has the good grace to allow the music the freedom it deserves, but keeps a tight reign within a strong professional framework. With musicians like this around things are going to be good for a very long time.'
Hey, glad you liked my take on 'The Rutting', it's a damn fine tune Sim! I just had a wee listen to your tracks; it's so good to hear you play- it made me miss you guys. I hope you're all well and happy and I'll def let you know when next I'm in Glasgow... I hope it won't be too long.
Thanks for the add guys. Now there's some fine dance music! Join our www. myspace. com/saratogapancelticsession page and share in some of the festivities. Vonnie from 2 Bits (hammered dulcimer and piano)
Alrighty guys! How's things going? Hope you're all well. Not seen you in a while...will need to get a drink soon. Stuart is the sesh in the Islay happening again this year? See you soon, Shoz x
Hi, I hope the Campbeltown to Ballycastle Ferry gets going again, soon. You guys would go down a storm at the local "Maine Valley Fiddle and Accordion Club", near Ballymena. Cheers, Ptarmigan
Well boy how's it going? The beard and the arm are fine thanks. I'm quite liking it you know, not too sure about the beard though!!!! What's doing with you, ya big Jura **** pig ***** **** ******* anyway? Album oot? When you in Ile again?
