Recording the forth coming album Un arbre ne peut pas toucher le ciel A Tree can’t touch the sky. Mr Moons Anchient New Zealand fiddle thought to be one of the first made by the settlers
"In Scotland, if you want to know about Americana music or house concerts, you listen to Rob Ellen" No Depression
http://nodepression.com/article/scotlands-medicine-show-master
Publicist Promoter Presenter Rob Ellen has been involved in music development in Scotland for over 30 years. He keeps a trail open around the Highlands in particular for touring roots musicians, small combos and bands. He helped found and continues to help organise Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival. He also organises the Tartan Heart Fringe and Potting Shed Stage with the help of Square Wheels Cycles of Strathpeffer, he founded the European House Concert Hub and edits Flyinshoes Review as well as presents the widely syndicated Medicine Show Radio Health & Happiness Hour.
Rob will tour many of The Medicine Show favourites around Europe through "The Medicine Show Radio Revue" Recently he and Hamish Roberts travel 6,500 miles play 23 shows, 10 Radio Stations and 7 countries, to get to WOMEX in Greece where he was invited to talk on DIY Music. The Highland tour has become a pilgrimage with American Musicians in particular, wishing to trace the roots of "The Great American Song Book" back to its home in the Highlands. Rob says, "I am fascinated by the song lines and tracing the roots of music, but equally fascinated with the contemporary shoots that keep it all alive and well".
Rob's particular interest, is supporting and setting up House Concerts. This is a chance to experience music in a warm and intimate environment, i.e. a private house or your home. Rob maintains the Euro House Concert Hub. This is a place for artists, guests and hosts to social network. www.houseconcert.eu for more info.
Medicine in the modern sense is perceived to be a treatment for ailment, but in the ancient sense, particularly in the minds of Native Americans, medicine is "all that is good in nature connecting the spiritual world with the physical. The Medicine of music can be a direct connection with all it is to be human and also our best prescription for the disconnecting-ailments of our modern culture".
Recording the forth coming album Un arbre ne peut pas toucher le ciel A Tree can’t touch the sky. Mr Moons Anchient New Zealand fiddle thought to be one of the first made by the settlers
The Red Pine Timber Company The Village Inverness 26 oct 2013 A musical journey spanning 30 years has seen Gavin JD Munro play with well-known bands such as …
This week’s Medicine Show syndicated Health & Happiness Hour marks the passing of Lou Reed of coarse, and featured an interview with and track from the new Red Pine Timber Company, CD I look at The Adventures Cigarbox Don, with music from The Slim Panatellas, plus some Skiffle from The Railroad Bill Skiffle […]
This video is about Busking Episode 4 Pt II – The O’s
The Medicine Show on the road, in beautiful Gairloch at the wonderful Old Inn,, simple one of the best situated venues and hotels in Scotland, great hospitality, listen to Josh in Session on The Medicine Show from our blog page […]
– the inverness gathering 13 10 2013 for 2 weeks in october I travelled with Mr Moon & Grace and recorded an album in a beautifull wee cottage in the Burgundy hills, here is a video to whet the appetite
From The Comeback Album (2013) “Mad” by Tom T. “Mad” by Tom T. Hall Performed by Eric Brace & Peter Cooper, with Mac Wiseman, Duane Eddy, & Marty Stuart Video by Stacie Huckeba Starring Phil Lee and Rebecca Seaver
This weeks Medicine Show syndicated Health & Happiness Hour, is a Mr Moon and Grace Special, they are king and Queen of the road, they spent the summer in the Highlands and the Medicine Show is heading to France in their […]
the oct 1st Medicine Show syndicated Health & Happiness Hour, was a Mr Moon and Grace Special, they are king and Queen of the road, they spent the summer in the Highlands and the Medicine Show is heading to France […]
Adopted As Hologram cover the Midnight Cowboy theme, The Village Inverness 21st Sept 2013
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