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Crows celebrate 10-year Anniversary of debut album in August 2023...

Updated: Aug 2, 2023


The Old Country Crows - Released 19th August 2013


The Old Country Crows headed to Barnroom Studios near Faversham, Kent to record their self-titled debut album in 2013. Recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by the late, great rock legend Bernie Torme the band put together an album of 14 original songs. Most of the songs are still part of the band's current repertoire and several of them are regularly in the top 10 of the band's Spotify chart.

The band entered the studio without a regular drummer and well-known local drummer Roger Diamond stepped-up at the eleventh hour and laid down a solid rhythm. There is also some fantastic piano playing by Bryan Orwell. Bryan has featured on both of the band's albums plus their last release, the Listen To Me EP from June 2021.

The album was released on 19th August 2013.

The collection of songs, some of them written and played from the early days of the band around 2010, were a mixture of country, rock, folk and bluegrass.


Track listing: -

  1. Dreamland

  2. There's Always Tomorrow

  3. Writing On The Wall

  4. When I'm Down

  5. Out In The Sun

  6. Fall

  7. Missing You

  8. The Places I Have Been

  9. Too Many Pieces

  10. A Different Angle

  11. A Little History

  12. Two Lonely People

  13. Get A Vest On

  14. The Old Country Crows

The late Bernie Torme at his Barnroom Studios


The cd version of the album is still available via the 'store' page of this website and is also available for download from all the usual social media suspects. Check out The Old Country Crows on Spotify to listen to the album in it's entirety.


The Crows are planning a special tribute to the anniversary when they perform a Finishing Spot at Crabble Corn Mill, Lower Road, River, Dover CT17 0UY from 8 - 11pm on Friday 25th August 2023. There will be several different performers appearing on the night and the Crows will complete the session at the end of the evening. There is an entry fee of £3 and this fee and any raffle money raised on the evening goes to the Crabble Corn Mill charity.

There is also a decent bar serving premium lager and excellent bottled ales.

Everyone is welcome and we look forward to seeing some familiar faces on the evening.







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