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Pagan Ways

(Damh the Bard)

In the Summer of 2007 I had a direct run in with modern popular culture when the Trinny and Suzanna show organised a stunt where 100 women, dressed in white plastic suits, climbed all over theLong Man of Wilmington for a stunt to visually turn him into a woman. Each year our old sites are vandalised and damaged and many local Sussex people thought that this was a bad image to show to 7,000,000 viewers so we protested against the event. When I returned home, this song appeared.

Take a look at your TV screen,
It’s a window bright and clean,
Another wife swapped,
What does it all mean?
Elder Brother you’re never wrong,
Show weak people acting strong,
So I look outside,
To see the green.

(Chorus)
Do you dream of drinking from the Grail?
That the truth is held within a tale,
And Arthur sleeps now, ready to return?
Do you know that Jack lives in the Green,
That things are never as they seem,
And life is more than the money that your earn.

Rhiannon rides her horse,
It’s just a tale of course,
An old story,
Of times gone by.
But sit with me on this hill,
See how things become so still,
And who is that Lady,
Riding high?

Spring has come and have you seen,
The Morris dancers on the green?
Just a bit of fun,
To pass the days.
But there is magic in their dance,
The season’s blessed and not by chance,
So I raise my glass,
To our Pagan Ways.

Pagan Ways from The Cauldron Born

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A comprehensive 2 CD collection of blondes, brunettes and redheads, Bombshells is a silky selection of 40 curvaceous singing sirens of the silver screen that covers the 1940s through to 1960 like a bullet bra under a tight sweater!Bombshells: Singing Sirens of the Silver Screen is a must-have collection that features 40 of the most enduring blondes, brunettes and redheads to ever slither across the silver screen. Once upon a time an aspiring actress who could dance, act and sing was referred to as a “triple threat” and in theory the more proficient she was at one or all of them the more likely she would garner work. This collection focuses on those very same vocal attributes and while some of these gals certainly sang better than others they all looked pretty darn good trying.This dreamy collection affords the listener a rare opportunity to share an evening with American starlets such as Marilyn Monroe, Ava Gardner, Dolores Gray and Betty Grable as well as international stars such as English Goddess Diana Dors, the Spanish flower Sarita Montiel as well as the Italian sirens both Sophia Loren and the tragic Pier Angeli and that is just a few of the fine ladies on this set. Not only does this collection feature actresses from the big screen it also showcases a few that found fame on the small screen of television such as lovely Linda Lawson and the buttery blonde Lola Albright, who both starred in very popular late 1950s American programs. Stylistically this set contains a wide array of Post War pop flavours from standard show tunes to big band ballads and small combo jazz, as well as a touch of rhythm and blues and even rock ’n’ roll!Each song on Bombshells: Singing Sirens of the Silver Screen has been carefully digitally remastered, with such clarity it is as if you are hearing these delightful divas for the first time. This diverse, historic 2CD set includes extensive biographical liner notes that touch on the careers of each individual starlet as well as the recording dates and personnel of each track. With rare recordings and vast liner notes, this painstakingly assembled collectors keepsake offers a full visual and audio experience that inferior downloading simply cannot supply.

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Damh the Bard – is a modern-day Bard whose spirituality and love of folk tradition is expressed
through his music, storytelling and poetry. Drawing on the Bardic tradition, his performances are both entertaining and educational, speaking directly to the heart, and never without a good splash of humour.

With seven outstanding albums, and singing and speaking engagements all over the world, Damh has become one of the most popular contemporary pagan musicians – a musical storyteller who works within the world of myth: where the Faerie really do dance on Midsummer’s Eve, where the trees talk, and the Hollow Hills take you into the realms of Annwn, where the Goddess rides her horse, guiding you to magic, and the Horned God of old calls to you from the shadows of the Greenwood.

Along with his musical concerts, Damh has also given talks, run workshops and participated in panel discussions at conferences and camps in the UK, Europe, Australia, Canada and the USA, with his favourite topics including Druidry, Awen and the creative quest, magick, treelore, and Arthurian lore.

Damh is the current Pendragon of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, and hosts their monthly podcast, DruidCast.

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