Irish Song Lyrics Podcast – Fiddler’s Green

What happens when fishermen die? They go to Fiddler’s Green, a paradise for those who lived their lives on the sea. It’s a beautiful fantasy by John Connolly. I learned the song from The Wolfe Tones and liked it so much, it was one of the first songs I parodied on Irish Drinking Songs for […]

Update Lyrics – My Puddy Tat, Sylvester

Even before I became a cat lover, I never liked Tweety Bird. Arrogant SOB with big feet and an annoying voice. So as I was thinking of parodies for my Irish Drinking Songs for Cat Lovers, I came up with an idea for a song that I called “Big Strong Cat (“My Puddy Tat, Sylvester)”. […]

Irish Megalithic Tombs

From the Celtic History Newsletter: Last month I said that one of the more notable changes started by the early Irish farming culture was in the burial of their dead. There is little surviving evidence of burial customs among the earlier hunter-gatherer peoples of Ireland, but starting around 4000 BC we see the first funerary […]

“Silhouette of Longing Love” Music Download

Yesterday, I wrote a new song. I called it “Silhouette of Love” at the time. I wrote it after leaving Zilker Park, here in Austin. I spent a good forty-five minutes practicing in the heat of the day and wanted some traveling music. I started playing a melody. It was simple, beautiful, and touching. And […]

Associate Editor Wanted for Cat Lovers Podcast

I need a Associate Editor for my Cat Lovers Podcast. I got Another email saying, “more cat podcasts”. But what with time, I’m having trouble. So here’s what I need. I need someone willing to find 1-3 News Bits1-3 Interesting websites1 Comedy story1 main story The news and websites need to include a paragraph of […]

“Silhoutte of Love” MP3

I’ve been in my apartment way too much recently. So today, I made a break for it. I went down to ZIlker Park, brought my autoharp and played music. It was a beautiful warm, sunny day. Families and kids were out in full force, and how I would’ve loved to go swimming in the Barton […]

Poetry Event At Things Celtic This Weekend!

On Saturday, May 12, at 2:00 PM, poet Karla Morton will be at Things Celtic, reading a piece from her original epic poem, “Wee Cowrin’ Timorous Beastie”. The poem is a Scottish epic story written in rhyme about a 17th century Scottish pirate named John Murray and his love, Vashti. It’s an exciting story about […]