Dale Wilde Band
| Dale Wilde Band | |
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 From left to right: Eberhardt Müller, Ralf Mattern, Jan Weber, Dale Wilde, Gabriel Bukarz, Kristijan Vidackovic and Michael Hecht (Photo: 2010) |
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| General information | |
| Genre (s) | Scottish Folk , Irish Folk |
| founding | 1994 |
| Website | www.dale-wilde-band.de |
| Current occupation | |
| Dale Wilde | |
| Ralf Mattern (since 2005) | |
| Jan Weber (since 2007) | |
| Michael Hecht (since 2007) | |
| Kristijan Vidackovic (since 2006) | |
| Gabriel Bukarz (since 2010) | |
| Eberhardt Müller (guest musician since 1996) | |
The Dale Wilde Band is a Scottish-Irish folk band from the Stuttgart area, founded in 1994 . The band has been in their current line-up since 2005.
Dale Wilde, a Scottish native from Glasgow , began her career as a child. As a young girl, she won several youth competitions, including with The Dubliners . She gives concerts all over Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Poland, including at folk festivals.
In addition to many songs up to 300 years old, Dale Wilde's repertoire also includes a number of self-composed and modernly arranged titles, for example the song And I miss you so , which was released in 2001 on the album The Banks of Red Roses . Many of the songs are performed in Gaelic or in the Scottish dialect. Mostly they are about emigration, about freedom struggles, but also about hope and love. The songs are commented on by Dale Wilde.
Discography
Studio albums
- From the Heart 1996
- Moving On 1998 (including Loch Lomond (song) )
- Just For You 1999
- The Banks of Red Roses 2001 (including live recording)
Concert albums and recordings
- Scala Ludwigsburg on L-TV Fernsehen 2006
- Lord of the Dance and Danny Boy - CD / DVD live recording 2008 ( Folk im Schlosshof )
- Black is the Color and Loch Lomond - CD / DVD live recording 2010 ( Folk in the courtyard )
single
- Imagine 2010
Compilations
- The Rose - Best of Ludwigsburg CD 2009