New Anthology Section

We have created several pages to show off some of the excellent work from the band. This comprises of

A Video Showcase - linking to a selection of videos on YouTube.

An Audio Showcase - a web music player, playing a selection of tunes from the catalog.

A brand new feature on the Bluehorses family tree.

The pages will also link together all the reference material, such as Lyricon and discography pages, as well as all the blogs

Dragons Milk and Coal and Cracking Leather back in the shop

Dragons Milk and Coal and Cracking leather Skin and Bone CDs are available in the Bluehorses shop once more [here]. No prizes for spotting the slight changes to the artwork ;)

Dragons Milk and Coal was the 2nd studio album from 1999, and a MOJO magazine Album of the Month .
Cracking leather skin and Bone was Bluehorses first studio album from 1997, remastered in 1999 with 3 bonus tracks
Ten Leagues Beyond the Wild Worlds End was the startlingly original 2001 fourth album. Liz Prendergast's vocals lending credence to the doom laden lyric and varying from cooing lullaby, to big, belt-'em-out rocker via gothic chiller.

Ten Leagues Beyond the Wild Worlds End

Tracks:

• Mad Tom's Song


• Calling Number 5


• Molly Bond


• Scapa Flow


• Tantric Messiah


• Sleepy Hollow


• Pentyre Town


• Child


• Common Ground


• Helen (acoustic)


• Bluetopia


• O'Vivaldi's Irish Italian Theme Bar


• Bigger Gun Than Yew


• Rhapsody for Fretless Bass and Crumhorn

Dragons Milk and Coal

Tracks:

• Dragons Milk and Coal


• D'ya


• Liberty


• Barbara Allen


• Rabbit in the Headlights


• Goodbye


• In Flanders Fields


• Old Haslams Bits


• Witch in Wedlock


• Passer By


• Dark Circle (slight return)


• Mining Song.

+ Secret Track. ...

Cracking Leather Skin and Bone

Tracks:

• Helen


• Under the leaves


• Pill/ Farmer's Daughter


• Sitting Pretty


• Banks of Conwy


• Wiccaman


• Into the Woods


• Screaming Crying


• Summer has Flown


• Blackleg Miner


• All Went Away


• Cabbage Train


• Big White Telephone

You will also be able to purchase them them through Amazon, however using the shop on the main band site leads to more of the money going towards the new album!

Montreux videos on YouTube

A number of videos from the bands appearance at the Montreux Jazz festival in 2006 are now available on YouTube (currently four). The selection is "embedded" below, however navigating to the Bluehorses channel on YouTube will allow you to see these and other selected video clips from the last 3 years.

February Feedback

The February Newsletter has been sent out to all those who have registered on the main band web page. The newsletter can be seen on the newsletter blog pages here.

If you did not receive it, and would like to do so in the future, or if you previously signed up but nothing has arrived in your in-box, please enter your mail address in the box on the main band web page.

Two new videos on YouTube

Those of you that have been to a show in the last couple of years will notice that we have several small video cameras working away. We take all the footage and compile it into memories. Every so often we get some thing that is worth sharing. This was the case at Farmer Phil's festival last year. A couple of complete songs from this festival in 2006 have been edited down and are available on YouTube.

For those of you that have not come across YouTube before, it is a site that specialises in "subscribers videos". kind of like Flickr or photobucket but for videos. Given the size of some of these video clips it is better viewed over a broadband connection, otherwise wait for the clip to almost completely load before pressing the play button.

There is currently a collection of Bluehorses videos on Youtube, from clips out of the live video to some tunes from Newt festival in 2005 and a number of behind the scenes clips. see here for the complete collection

First up "Hoedown" See this clip at full size here





Second "Blackleg Miner" See this clip at full size here

January Newsletter

The January Newsletter has been sent out to all those who have registered on the main band web page to be kept up-to-date. We aim to publish one a month on average. If there is braking, important news - like this years gig list - then we will publish as soon as it is known, alternatively when there is nothing to report then we will not bother you.

If you did not receive it, and would like to do so in the future, or if you previously signed up but nothing has arrived in your in-box, please enter your mail address in the box (like that to the left) on the main band web page. If your address is already registered the program will let you know, otherwise you will be emailed a confirmation request for the owner of the mail account to accept. Sorry this is an involved process but it helps to stop the spammers, and gives you a chance to change your mind and un-subscribe.

You could just keep on checking out the web page every so often, but we think this is more reliable!

An alternative (magazine layout) version is also available on the newsletter blog. Both this blog and the newsletter one are enabled for RSS (Really Simple Syndication) - for a detailed explaination then try here at the BBC but basically if you have IE7 or Firefox then just click the funny orange button on the toolbar, and follow the wizard. Even simpler we have put a button to the right of this page to Feedburner.

Xmas Bash(s) Blackmail photos

Andy has added a load of photos to the galleryClick [Here!] - There is a veritable delight of images from the Robin 2, the Flowerpot and the Railway Inn. Including the usual suspects and several who had clearly escaped from the local identity parade for the Christmas panto! Several reviews can also be found in the forums