Caedmon’s Latin American consultant Christo Mac says that the distinctive knuckle over trailing foot sported by our chicken is an essential part of the ‘tango walk’. His teacher (Liliana) insists upon this move in her ‘tango walking’ lessons (I gather …
Caedmon gets a mention in two new books on the market about 60’s / 70’s folk.
‘Electric Eden: Unearthing Britain’s Visionary Music’ by Rob Young
‘Seasons They Change: The Story of Acid and Psychedelic Folk’ by Jeanette Leech
Listening to …
…Caedmon “A Chicken to Hug”
It has been over 3 decades, but like Vashti Bunyan a few years back, a classic seventies UK psyche-folk-rock band has come out with a second studio release. I had the pleasure earlier this year
A video celebration of the release of the ‘Chicken to Hug Album’ 1st December. Here’s a 5 minute edit of the whole album with snaps old and new and footage from the Edinburgh May 2010 concerts.
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Add to the collection of chickens hugged and photographed on Facebook page: Caedmon’s Return.…
Here’s an article that we omitted to flag up in the excitement of May’s concerts and recording sessions.
http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=67462
Caedmon is a band with an untraditional background. Something they will explain more in this interview. They are also working on …
The year sabbatical of travel that Ken took in 2009 (disrupting the whole Caedmon writing and recording process!) was documented in his musical travelogue film ‘Footage’.
It’s now no longer online at www.sidetv.net but will eventually be seen again on …
Not since discovering River six years ago has there been such an event. Caedmon were a lost legend, known to a hardcore of folkies and one-time fans. When I first heard their work, on an illicit down-load, I was blown …
Peace in the Fire, The Netherbow Theatre, 8th May.…
Where’s the park bench?…