Scottish Folk Groups Old Blind Dogs Old Blind Dogs Old Blind Dogs Family Tree 1990-96. After Benzie, Hardie and McMillan met in 1990, the first Old Blind Dogs were formed. They toured and recorded four critically acclaimed albums: New Tricks (1992), Close to the Bone (1993), Tall Tails (1994), and Legacy (1995).         Ian F Benzie guitar, vocals Jonny Hardie fiddle Buzzby McMillan cittern, bass Davy Cattanach percussion                 1996-97. The band was augmented by Fifield on small pipes and saxophone. The new line-up recorded the album Five (1997).         Ian F Benzie guitar, vocals Jonny Hardie fiddle Buzzby McMillan cittern, bass Fraser Fifield small pipes Davy Cattanach percussion 1997-99. Cattanach was replaced by ex-Wolfstone percussionist Graham "Mop" Youngson. Although this line-up toured extensively, no albums were released.   ?     Ian F Benzie guitar, vocals Fraser Fifield small pipes Graham Youngson percussion Jonny Hardie fiddle Buzzby McMillan cittern, bass     solo other projects left 1999-2002. Benzie retired from the band in 1999, and Fifield and Youngson also left to go their own ways. Singer Jim Malcolm and piper Rory Campbell (from Deaf Shepheard) came in, and with Paul Jennings on percussion, they recorded two albums: The World's Room (1999) and Fit? (2001).         Jim Malcolm guitar, vocals Jonny Hardie fiddle Buzzby McMillan cittern, bass Rory Campbell whistle, pipes Paul Jennings percussion 2002-present. Jennings left to concentrate on his Croft No.5 band project. Fraser Stone replaced him on percussion.     Croft No.5     Jim Malcolm guitar, vocals Jonny Hardie fiddle Buzzby McMillan cittern, bass Rory Campbell whistle, pipes Fraser Stone percussion     Nigel Gatherer, Crieff, Perthshire | nigelgatherer@mac.com