• The Health & Happiness Hour Medicine Show Records Special Nov 20 2013

    The Medicine Show Posted On November 19, 2013
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    Its and unashamedly “Medicine Show” Medicine Show this week, we have music from Scott MacDonald, Danny & The Champs, Galipaygoes, Lisa Richards & Drew Landry, all of whom are on the road with the Medicine Show this week, also introducing out new record label, Medicine Show Records, with music from our Festive Collection by Jo Philby & Roberto Cassani, and a preview of “The Very Dab” by Cigarbox Don and “Sous un Arbre” from Mr Moon & Grace which are the other Albums soon to be released on Medicine Show Records, if that’s note enough we have an other track from Blue Yonder and John Lilly.

     

    Scott MacDonald in Concert Tea Posy Dingwall Nov 16th 2013 www.scott-macdonald.co.uk




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