We’ve had three writing and recording sessions in the past few months, and loads of takes to be mixed and mastered over the next few weeks.

One of the six songs is Ouagadougou, and Ken has put an early mix together, produced…

Being a personal view this is of course very like the elephant itself.

• We were three vets, a linguist and an engineer. One vet became a psychologist, another vet left and a theologian joined.
• We are now a web designer, a youth…

Yup. Ken’s put up a Myspace Caedmon site on erm… Myspace. As a respected web designer I know nothing about Myspace, and frankly I hope to keep it that way. But the good news is that you can hear some of…

It’s likely you didn’t realise that you were witnessing one of the most astounding folk rock acts of the seventies but, unlike gigs in the sixties, if you were there then you probably remember it.

So we’re compiling a list of the gigs Caedmon played. Check it out and see if you can remember.

And in case there are any doubters out there, here’s video evidence that Caedmon can actually still play their instruments.

Well, we finally managed it. This weekend, Caedmon got together at a remote, not to say exclusive, location and spent three blissful days (it was a long weekend) making music as if thirty years had flown by in a day.

One of the things about having been involved in making an album which, years later, sells for hundreds of pounds (or dollars) is the nagging thought that its value has more to do with its rarity than its quality.

With all the hype and the misinformation that seems to have followed it, we found ourselves obliged to set the record straight. And what better way than our own web site.