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Iain Thomson -
sometimes known as ... the Singing Shepherd

A folk singing solo act with a varied repertoire of Scottish, Irish, and contemporary songs and tunes.
The Iain Thomson Trio and Iain Thomson band
are available for ceilidh dancing and festivals.

Celtic Music Radio Big News -Iain Thomson's new album - Fields of Dreams is album of the week on Celtic radio -The singing Shepherd joins Mary Kathleen Burke on her Saturday at Noon show. http://www.celticmusicradio.ne..t/
She says:
"Join me this saturday 7th Aug for The Album of the week show 12 O clock mid day Next weeks Album of The week" Fields of Dreams" By Iain Thomson (The Singing Sheperd) which" CMR has chosen as album of the week for The week beginning Mon 9th Aug. " The Album is very touching and the stories behind the songs are what makes it very special.

The arrangements are first class, full of passion and emotion happy sad angry and poignant" Mary K Burke, Celtic Music Radio

Iain will be joining me live in the studio where you will hear songs from the album and live chat and music from Iain Hope you can make it if not the show will repeat on Monday evening.

On Tour
Iain Thomson and the band get off on the road at the beginning of June – launching the Fields of Dreams album that the Mull singer songwriter has been working on for the last three years. Iain has gathered together a legendary band to support his efforts with Marc Duff and Gregor Lowrey, the trio regulars, being augmented by Charlie McKerron, Maeve MacKinnon, Gordon Maclean and Richard Werner. “It has been a wee while coming” Iain says “but it has been worth the wait as the end result will show, I hope. We have spent many hours getting the right sound and it is a credit to the efforts of Marc and Richard who have spent so long in the studio getting it to all together

”Iain's last CD 'The Long Road Home' proved very popular and sold well. It is being played regularly on Radio Scotland and many local radio stations.

 

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