Latest newsletter from Dean, with details about his very last Facebusk livestream on Sun 25th July, and some exciting updates to his Patreon page. Click here to view
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Latest newsletter from Dean, with details about The latest Desert Trilogy release, real live gigs, 2 new collaborations including producing a new album for Kirsten Adamson, and more. Click here to view
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Latest newsletter from Dean, with details about The latest Desert Trilogy release, and a Virtual Green Note – live In The Round format, with Dean, Kirsten Adamson and David Huckfelt. Click here to view
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Latest newsletter from Dean, with news about his upcoming Soundhouse Spotlight gig, new releases this week. And some live gigs in the calendar! Click here for Dean’s latest newsletter.
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Latest newsletter from Dean, with news about his New Mexico single, The Desert Trilogy EPs and a Valentine’s Day Facebusk. Click here for Dean’s latest newsletter.
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Happy New Year to you from Dean, plus some news about gigs, shop items to spend your Christmas money on, and new releases coming up. Click here for Dean’s latest newsletter.
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Read all about Dean’s new project – The Desert Trilogy (released 5 Mar 2021) and how to pre-order, in his latest newsletter, here.
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An online gig, with a difference, new items in stock ion the shop – read all about it in Dean’s latest newsletter, here.
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It’s Christmas 1981, and the people of Falkland are flocking to the street. A man has come to town, a man dressed in black baring a wide smile. This man in Johnny Cash and he has come home. Johnny Cash, the globally recognised country folk singer traced his roots to Fife, a stones throw away from where I was raised. So, how much can we own him? Well…rather than speculate, why not just ask the family? In this episode I interview Johnny Cash’s daughter, Rosanne, about her and her fathers Scottish roots and why we should be singing it from the rooftops!
Interviews with:
Rosanne Cash, award winning country singer and daughter of Johnny Cash
Dean Owens, Scottish singer-songwriter from Leith and founder of the Cash Back Festival
Bobby Beveridge, retired police detective and owner of the Violin Shop in Falkland
David Latto, my brother, and professional singer-songwriter from Fife.
Read all about Dean’s new single – A Song For The Dark Times (released 2 Oct 2020) and the Ian Rankin connection in Dean’s latest newsletter, here.
Plus the latest additions to the shop, and Patreon.
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Sat 29 Feb – Dean was delighted to be invited back on BBC Radio Scotland’s Off the Ball (“the most petty and ill informed show on radio”!) to trade banter with “Scotland’s odd couple” Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan, with subjects including football, Cash Back in Fife, being a Hearts fan in Leith, Dean’s new album, hospitality disasters (including a memorable story about a private gig with The Felsons!) and lots of football related nonsense.
Listen again on BBC’s iPlayer (till 30 Mar); guests arrive from approx 38 mins in. (Note: may be subject to geographical limitations)
Read about Dean’s recent adventures in USA – including recording with Calexico in Tucson, international songwriting summit in Arkansas, showcasing at Folk Alliance (and at Americanafest UK). Plus news about the brand new Cash Back in Fife festival in March, and the upcoming release of The Man From Leith (The Best of Dean Owens), on CD, vinyl and digital, on Eel Pie Records. And tour dates… phew!
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It’s all about the gigs! Including details about Dean’s summer shows at Edinburgh Fringe, Fringe by the Sea – and a long lead one for December, which Dean’s delighted to announce will be with The Southerners this year. And there’s a new live video from the recent tour. Click here for full details and ticket links
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You can access Dean’s Summer Newsletter here, with photos from his recent USA tour, and news about upcoming UK tours. And an exclusive first look at a video he made while in Sheridan WY, with The Two Tracks.
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Christmas newsletter, with news about upcoming gigs, and releases, including Buffalo Blood. Plus an update on the recent Felsons reunion gig, and a free festive audio download. Merry Christmas!
News about upcoming shows, including Southern Fried, Fringe by the Sea, Edinburgh Fringe; plus Southern Wind updates, including “Whispering” Bob Harris airplay. Click here for details.
Happy New Year from Hummingbird Towers.
There’s a load of great stuff in the pipeline, including the Celtic Connections (2 Feb) launch gig for new album Southern Wind (released on 16 Feb, on At The Helm Records, and available for pre-orders NOW!)
Plus solo gigs in Leith (9 Jan) and High Wycombe (13 Jan).
Exciting news for Black Friday, and it won’t cost you a dime (or even a penny!). The first single from Southern Wind – The Last Song – is available (for a limited period) as a FREE download. Click here for links and info.
There’s only one week to go until my first Redwood Mountain show at Summerhall in Edinburgh on April 27th. This is part of Tradfest and is a Soundhouse Promotion.
‘Redwood Mountain is a brand new duo featuring acclaimed singer-songwriter Dean Owens and traditional fiddle player Amy Geddes.
Redwood Mountain perform transatlantic folk songs. Most of them are built around the lyrics of the classic folk songs featured in The Book Of American Folk Songs by archivist Alan Lomax. Re-imagined with new melodies, Redwood Mountain breathe new life into these wonderful old songs.
Amy and I are really looking forward to this one. We will have copies of our debut album available for the first time at this show.
There are other Redwood Mountain shows in the pipeline over the summer, including The Catstrandin New Galloway on July 21st and the Southern Fried Festival in Perth 27th-30th July (details for this one coming soon).
I’ll also have some news very soon of more summer solo shows.
A few of you have been asking me when the follow up to Into The Sea is going to be ready. I hope to have exciting news on this in the next few weeks, but I’m pretty sure it won’t be out until the new year. I’ve just had so much on this past year or so with various projects and I need to give them some of my time just now. Between recording stuff with Redwood Mountain,The Whisky Hearts and the Buffalo Blood project there’s not been a lot of free time.
Having said this, the new album is now pretty much in the bag and just needs a little bit of tweaking. I’m extremely excited about it and I think it will make a great follow up to Into The Sea. I’ll tell you more about it in due course.
As well as the Redwood Mountain release I plan on releasing something else with The Whisky Hearts before the year’s out. Not sure what form this will take yet, but we have some recordings ready to go. Again, it just depends on time.
Another wee project I’d like to do this year is a ‘Best Of’ solo record. Basically I plan on going into the studio to record a bunch of songs chosen by YOU! Yes, if you’d like to hear me re-record a solo version of one of my previously released songs then let me know your favourites. Maybe limit your choice to two and I’ll see what I can do. It can be anything from my back catalogue, including the songs I recorded with The Felsons. I think this could be a fun thing to do and I’d really appreciate your help choosing the songs.
That’s about it for now folks.
I hope to see you at one of the shows over the Summer and remember if you’d like to see me play a venue near you or if you’d like to host a House Concert of your own then drop my manager – Morag Neil a line at: scarybiscuits1@hotmail.com
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