News
The latest news from Caedmon
Tickets now available for Caedmon concerts 7th & 8th May
It’s official!
Find the events diary button on this site:
http://www.scottishstorytellingcentre.co.uk/ and check the listing.
Box office number to buy a ticket:
Telephone: +44 (0)131 556 9579
43-45 High Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1SR
e mail: reception@scottishstorytellingcentre.com
‘Music
Fri 7 & …
David Heavenor’s Photos. No 1: Greyfriars Market, Edinburgh

Here’s the first of a collection of Caedmon photos unearthed by David Heavenor, legendary Scots songwriter. Featuring Simon, Ken, Jim, Angela and Sam.…
New Album ………… but what should we call it?
We’re starting on artwork for our new album……but what should we call it?
Perhaps, simply, ‘Caedmon’s Return’?
Or a title reflecting our Acid Folk tag e.g. ‘Acid Drops’? Or one of the track names e.g. ‘Elephant in the Chatroom’?
Here’s …
Playing to an empty hall
Caedmon rehearsing for new album and concerts in 2010….
Photo taken in November 2009: the band between rehearsals for April’s 2010 recording and May 2010 concert in Edinburgh.
The band warmed to playing a few of their 1970’s songs: Sea Song, Aslan, London Psalm, Columcille and signature spiritual ‘Give …
If you can’t subscribe to the RSS feed (or don’t want to) we can email you whenever Caedmon’s Return is updated. Just add your email address here.
Kissing Spell has lost its magic
Kissing Spell was the record label that bought the rights to publish the Caedmon 1978 album on CD.
For a while there, you could buy the album on Amazon, but recently Amazon reported the album as ‘out of stock’ and …
Listen to the Caedmon 2008 demos
Well, now that we’ve got the music player up and running, we can let you hear some of the more recent music we’ve been working on.
These are demos – recordings we’ve made to try things out and see what …
Listen to the Caedmon 1978 album now
Yes, we’ve finally got around to putting up that 1978 Caedmon album so that you can listen to it while you browse the site.
See if you can spot the spoon on the tea cup! Why do we sing ‘En …
