Watch videos of Dulcie singing "Cherokee" and "Cigarette Smoke" on August 11, 2011 at The Athenaeum in Alexandria, VA.

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"You're Going Down," a song that Dulcie wrote with Jack Bond, is now the official song of the Professional Bucking Bulls Association and the National Bullriders Association.  It's sung by Michael Lusk, who's toured with folks as diverse as Billy Graham and Loretta Lynn  (he's currently on the road with Loretta, singing and playing bass).  It's sung from the viewpoint of the bull, a friendly warning to the riders who are going to get on his back. 

www.NBRbull.com - near the top right of front page, for a link to listen
www.PBBAnow.com - front page, scroll down, for a link to listen

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The Boot has Dulcie featured in their “new tunes” section accompanied with a
write-up, a quote from her and a free download of the title track, "Free of this Sorrow," from
the new CD.  Click here, scroll down a few artists and "Free of this Sorrow" will be there.

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Dulcie won the Grand Prize in Broadjam's Steinberg Finals, a song competition sponsored by Steinberg, the Germany-based company that manufactures digital audio recording equipment.  The prize is the Steinberg Ultimate Studio Solution,  "a combination of hardware and software worth over $10,000." 

Broadjam is a 125,000 member-strong organization of songwriters that hosts a massive online database of searchable songs for film/tv, advertisers, recording artists, etc. by writers from all 50 U.S. states and over 150 countries worldwide. "The Broadjam Pro Services group designs and builds custom technology for music industry clients such as Warner/Chappell, Academy of Country Music, Peavey, Yamaha and others."

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Mesa/Bluemoon has released Dulcie's new album “Free Of This Sorrow” . The release features 11 new original tunes and is available on iTunes, Amazon, and in stores near you.

Dulcie’s album is produced by George Nauful, President of Mesa/Bluemoon (his production credits are numerous but include Jeff Golub, Rick Braun, Brian Culbertson, Black Uhuru), and features Dulcie on vocals, guitar, and dulcimer.  She is backed by a stellar cast of musicians including John McEuen of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band on guitar, banjo and mandolin; Tim Pierce on electric and acoustic guitars (credits include Elton John, Faith Hill, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen); Denny Fongheiser on drums (Lucinda Williams, Stevie Nicks, Bruce Springsteen); Scott Breadman on percussion (Jose Feliciano, Lindsey Buckingham, Pat Benatar); Dom Camardella (owner of Santa Barbara Sound Design) on keyboards (Flora Purim, Airto Moreira); Rick Braun on fluegelhorn (his own #1 jazz recordings as well as such artists as Rod Stewart, Tom Petty, Crowded House); Tony Recupido on vocals (The Witcher Brothers) and George Nauful (acoustic guitar and background vocals).  The album was recorded at Santa Barbara Sound Design and engineered by Tomas Deltoro-Diaz .  The vocals and mixing were done by Keith Olsenand Ian Van der Molen at Pogologo Studios in Arroyo Grande.  Keith is a legendary producer/engineer - (Fleetwood Mac, Ozzie Osbourne, Pat Benatar, Rick Springfield, Carlos Santana, to name a few).

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Dulcie is listed as a Related Artist on KEITH URBAN'S Bio page at MSN Music.  She says "thank you" to the people who are downloading her music.

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Listen to Dulcie Taylor's CDs for Mesa / Bluemoon Records at CDBaby.
Read reviews of Diamond & Glass here.  Read reviews of Mirrors and Windows here.

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Dulcie was thrilled to play the Kennedy Mainstage at the 35th Annual Kerrville Folk Festival in Kerrville.  Henry Cross on bass & vocals, John Landau on guitar & vocals, and Rachel Cross on percussion and vocals beautifully accompanied her.  It was a magical night with performances also by Guy Clark, Eric Taylor, and Butch Hancock.  The Kerrville Folk Festival presents the best musicians in the folk, country, bluegrass, and alternative music field. The festival lasts 18 days and the music goes on long into the night after the main show is over.

Click here to see an article about Kerrville and an onstage photo of Dulcie during her show there

When renowned Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz (his shows include Godspell, Pippin, and Wicked) was interviewed on The Atrium Stage at the Kennedy Center by Michael Kerker of ASCAP,  he entertained and thrilled the sold-out crowd with his stories and his songs.  Then Mr. Schwartz introduced songwriters from the Mid-Atlantic region who each performed an original song.  Dulcie performed her song, Diamond & Glass.

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As a lover and writer of poetry, Dulcie serves on the  Board of the Poetry Series at Washington, D.C.'s Folger Shakespeare Library. The Folger attracts scholars from around the globe, and is also home to the world's largest collection of Shakespeare's printed works, as well as magnificent collections of other rare Renaissance books and manuscripts.  She also serves on the board of the Writers Center in Bethesda, MD.  "The Writer's Center hosts literary events, readings and conferences; sells books and literary magazines; and offers a congenial, supportive environment for writing groups to meet."  They also provide all levels of workshops for a wide range of literary genres.

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See Dulcie's performance on the Millennium Stage at the Kennedy Center in DC here .

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Diamond & Glass
wins a WAMMIE
Dulcie's CD, "Diamond & Glass," won a WAMMIE for Best Contemporary Folk Recording


Thank you to everyone who voted for the CD.  Dulcie is very honored, because this award is voted on mostly by other musicians and people involved in different aspects of music. Thank you to Mike Schreibman and everyone at WAMA.

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