Oliver/Dawson/Saxon

[roddy]

playing in Edinburgh next month.

TBF the guy singing with them now is good, it will be a good tribute band to the old days

[Grizzly]

Originally Posted by Grizzly

Well, I'll be getting a taste of ODS at TitanFest 2016 on 19th Nov, so that'll be interesting, as I'll have not long seen the real deal this coming Saturday.
Although I can't imagine it will be a fair contest!

Well, saw them last night, and to be fair, they weren't bad.
They just stuck to the Saxon classics, no original ODS material, and it was good to see Graham Oliver and Dobby Dawson playing them.
The singer was alright (but no Biff though) and had a good line in stage banter.
All in all, no regrets seeing them.

[blackdograilroad]

......friends, as a relative newbie can anyone point me to a place where Graham gives his version of the events leading to his sacking? I've read Biff's book and the film doesn't touch on it.....

[ossie62]

Testimony to a great band and its fans that this debate is even being debated.

[Frina]

I love so much the early 80' stuff, but I love at least in the same way the last albums from late 90s and today. this is only my opinion but i don't want any reunion , I love so much this line up , for me it's the best one!

[Frina]

Originally Posted by blackdograilroad

......friends, as a relative newbie can anyone point me to a place where Graham gives his version of the events leading to his sacking? I've read Biff's book and the film doesn't touch on it.....

this could be interesting, till now i heard only one version of this fact