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Be Safe, Be Sorry

Jan 30, 2013 News a tribute to love, Ais Vis Lo Lop, Best Irish Drinking Songs, Bring Me Home Boys, Brobdingnagian Bards, Busy Doin' Nothing, cat songs, Celtic Chirstmas, Celtic lyrics, Celtic Songs Companion, Close Your Eyes, Doctor of Gallifrey, Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits, Gunns & Drums, Heart's Ease, I Will not Sing Along, Ichabod Zeuss, Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, irish drinking songs, Irish Drinking Songs for Cat Lovers, Irish song lyrics, Jamie Haeuser, Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye, Keep the Celtic in Christmas, Kilted For Her Pleasure, La La La, Marcia Yudkin, Memories of Middle Earth, Men of New Basin Canal, Molly Malone, Nancy Whiskey, Not Every Day Is St. Patrick's Day, Purple Cow, Scottish Songs of Drinking & Rebellion, Seth Godin, Songs of My Father's People, The Purple Cow, What Color Is Your Dragon, Whiskers in the Jar, Who's Gonna Shoe, Zombie Love Song

That’s the title of Marcia Yudkin’s weekly email newsletter. Marcia is a fantastic copywriter. I’ve been a subscriber for several years. This latest email is one of many reasons why. Marcia wrote, “With ‘me too’ marketing, you spend the same to get your message out as for a more distinctive idea. Yet you enjoy a […]

Exciting Return to the Louisiana Renaissance Festival

Nov 2, 2012 News Craig of Farrington, Jamie Haeuser, Louisiana Renaissance Festival, Paolo Garbanzo, PJs Coffee House, Robin Hood and Maid Marion, Vince Conaway

I just sat down at PJs Coffee House in Hammond, Louisiana to do a wee bit o’work before I head to the Haeuser Hotel this evening. Tomorrow is the first day of the Louisiana Renaissance Festival. I will join other great musicians like Craig of Farrington, Vince Conaway, and Jamie Haeuser. Plus, amazing entertainers like […]

Show Times for Sherwood Celtic Music Festival 2012

Sep 12, 2012 News, Shows Brobdingnagian Bards, Jamie Haeuser, Sherwood Celtic Music Festival

Sherwood Celtic Music Festival is just a week and a half away. I’m getting excited. It’s a big weekend. I get to visit family and friends. That’s awesome, but I also get to play music! I love that I get paid vacations… I mean work. It’s ALL work. I don’t enjoy that at all… No […]

Brobdingnagian Bards Reunion Show in Texas

May 30, 2012 News Andrew McKee, Brobdingnagian Bards, Gunns & Drums, Jamie Haeuser, Paige, Sherwood Celtic Music Festival, Texas

The Brobdingnagian Bards broke up in 2008. We years later, we had a reunion show in Atlanta, Georgia for DragonCon. It was a huge hit and made a lot of Nagians happy to see Andrew McKee and me reunited. We are joining forces once again. This time, we will perform near our home town of […]

My Ideal Band

Feb 9, 2012 Articles, News autoharp, bodhran, Brobdingnagian Bards, fiddle, Gunns & Drums, Irish bouzouki, Jamie Haeuser, mandolin, percussionist, Renaissance festivals, Samantha Gillogly, Skander

I love playing solo. However, I miss having a band. There’s nothing like the feeling you get when you’re jamming with a few like-minded individuals, creating music together. I still remember some of those sessions with my first band, Skander. It was a such rush. It sticks with me 20 years later. When Brobdingnagian Bards […]

Raise a Glass in Parting (Lyrics, MP3)

Oct 18, 2011 MP3s, Song Lyrics & Poetry A Long-Expected Party, ALEP, ALEP 2, ALEP 2: There & Back Again, Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits, drinking songs, free mp3, hobbits, Irish song, Jamie Haeuser, lyrics, Raise a Glass in Parting, Rie Sheridan Rose, The Parting Glass

Lyrics Rie Sheridan Rose, music Marc Gunn Performed by Marc Gunn & Jamie Haeuser From Don’t Go Drinking With Hobbits The time will come for leaving… I know you cannot stay But later for the grieving… You’re here with me today. I’d rather tend my garden Than wander down the road And so, I beg your […]

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A Long-Expected Party 2: There & Back Again, Another Glimpse at Perfection

Oct 6, 2011 News, Shows, Travel A Long-Expected Party, A Well-Dressed Hobbit, A World Worth Saving, ALEP, ALEP 2: There & Back Again, ALEP 3, An Evening with the Elves, Andrew McKee, autoharp, Bag End, ballroom dance, Bilbo Baggins, Bilbo's birthday party, Birmingham, Black Riders, Boston, Brandywine River, Circle of Fire, craic, Da Underhill, Don't Go Dancing With Hobbits, Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits, Elf Night, Elves, Gandalf, heart surgery, Hobbit Dance, hobbit drinking songs, hobbits, Irish harp, Irish session, Jamie Haeuser, Jef Murray, JRR Tolkien, Kentucky, Knight's Tale, Lagan Love, Lord of the Rings, Lord of the Rings movies, Lord of the Rings the Musical, Michael Drout, Michelle Hedden, Middle-earth, O'er the Way, Party Tree, Pippin, Pleasant Hill, Prancing Pony, Raise a Glass in Parting, Renaissance festivals, Rie Sheridan Rose, Rohan, Rohirrim, round dance, Samantha Gillogly, Shaker Village, The Party Goes Ever On, The Ring of Hope, The Road Goes Ever On, The Shire, Tolkien, We'll Have a Pint of Stout, Wild Mountain Thyme, Wildflowers of Party Field

I’m back from A Long Expected Party 2: There & Back Again at Shaker Village in Pleasant Hill, Kentucky. I had a brilliant time. A Look Backward at ALEP 1 Three years ago, I wrote that the first ALEP was one of the top 5 weekends of my life. It was a magical experience. For […]

Top 5 Regrets About DragonCon 2011

I had an amazingly awesome time at DragonCon, but whenever you plan something, it never quite works like you expect it to. This time, the whole weekend turned out better because my family came out. Yet, there’s still a few things I wish could’ve happened. I wish the Bedlam Bards could’ve made it. The Firefly […]

Saturday at DragonCon 2011

Saturday at DragonCon began with a mistaken plan. I wanted to go play for the lines, but I forgot that the parade started at 10am. That, combined with the fact that DragonCon’s new registration system was a huge success, meant that I would stay at the table. That’s when I got the call that Gwen […]

Special Thanks to My Musical Collaborators

I’m still listening to Don’t Go Drinking With Hobbits to see what else needs fixing before I send it off the printers. In the meantime, I want to thank everyone who recorded music for this album. Drop by and visit some of the websites below. Samantha Gillogly contributed fiddle to the album. She played on […]

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