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Contents 1 Two Bands named Dogwood? 2 Ridiculous move 3 Sean O'Donnell 4 Matt Aragon 5 Rewrite

[edit] Two Bands named Dogwood?

I know of a Christian band named Dogwood, who put out an album in 1981 called Journey. Is this the same band?

Never mind, after listening to excerpts of their music, I'm pretty sure they are not the same band.

No, they are not the same band. I wonder why there isn't an article for the real Dogwood, formed in the early 1970s by Steve Chapman and Ron Elder and one of the important early contemporary Christian bands. Holford 03:49, 11 November 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Ridiculous move

Some fool has turned Dogwood into a disambiguation page, in order to accomodate some punk band in LA. Thus ever reference to a dogwood will have to be linked as Dogwood 9plant). Too many twelve-year olds at Wikipedia. --16:31, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)

We have some quick flamers here at Wikipedia, I guess! Dogwood (the band) is a very influential Christian punk band, and frankly I'm surprised that there was no entry for it. I'm in the process of fleshing out the Dogwood band node as well as fixing the links. Calm down, and please refrain from the personal attacks. Jpers36 17:20, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Sean O'Donnell

is this the same sean o'donnell? it links to a hockey player. i'm guessing they're different people. --preschooler@heart my talk - contribs 01:26, 27 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Matt Aragon

I've checked quite a few places, including Amazon.com and mp3.com, and they list the release date of Dogwood's album Matt Aragon as 9-25-2001. On this page it lists it as 2002. Anyone know which is correct?

I've also wondered why the article states Matt Aragon being released in 2001 as even Tooth & Nail, which was their former record label, states on their website that it was released in September 2001 (although the date says it was the 13th rather than the 25th). I think it's safe to say if it states 2001 on the record labels site, it should be changed to that. Furik 12:54, 3 June 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Rewrite

This article seriously needs to be completely revamped...