Dance a jig with the Foxhunter Jig on the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast #628.
Nathan Gourley and Laura Feddersen, Across The Pond, Cantrip, Ben Doran, Jiggy, Socks in the Frying Pan, La Nef and Chor Leoni, SeeD, Iain MacHarg, Meerrant, Slugger's Rule, Mary – Grace Autumn Lee, The Chivalrous Crickets, Old Blind Dogs, Telenn Tri
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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC
0:02 – Intro: Dylan of Lynnvander Studios
0:18 – Nathan Gourley and Laura Feddersen “Kitty Got a Clinking Coming From the Fair / Flowers of Red Mill / The Strawberry Blossom” from Brightly or Darkly
3:23 – WELCOME
4:42 – Across The Pond “Another Jig Will Do / Foxhunter's” from Little Beggarman
8:32 – Cantrip “October Song” from Undark
13:53 – Ben Doran “A Stroll, Imagined” from Ceol an Chroi II
17:06 – Jiggy “Willie Taylor” from Single
20:49 – FEEDBACK
27:13 – Socks in the Frying Pan “The Invasion: The Rusty Bike / McFadden's Handsome Daughter / By a While” from Return of the Giant Sock Monsters from Outer Space
31:31 – La Nef and Chor Leoni “Go To Sea No More” from Shanties! LIVE
34:55 – SeeD “Kwikstaart” from FAE
38:33 – Iain MacHarg “I Hae A Wife O My Ain” from Ceòl Na Beinne Music of the Mountain
43:11 – Meerrant “Valse Désoubliée” from Fells
47:55 – THANKS
50:00 – Slugger's Rule ‘Roddy McCorley” from Greatest Hits: Volume II
52:46 – Mary – Grace Autumn Lee “Color's/Dance” from Eyre
55:35 – The Chivalrous Crickets “Sassafras Bay” from Pavorreal Sessions
1:00:16 – Old Blind Dogs “Wild Mountainside” from Knucklehead Circus
1:04:51 – CLOSING
1:05:54 – Telenn Tri “Waiting for Maeve” from Macquarie Street
1:10:36 – CREDITS
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Jehovah Hohenzollern emailed an audio file: “Royal Pirate Hector Barbarossa King Bishop of Ireland the Irish King of Pregnancy and Irish and Music Podcast #3
Michael Myers emailed to let me know he pre – ordered my eBook, “Celtic Musicians Guide to Digital Music: “Marc, Thanks, I preordered. I also linked to the free copy…Amazon review will happen after I read through the book. I’ll definitely share this link with my Irish players in the PacNW.”
Michael Logan emailed a while back for his band River Driver: “Hey there friend,
I just found your podcast and binged four episodes yesterday while building a chicken coop for the chicks that my wife randomly came home with.
Anyway, I play in a new band called River Driver – www.riverdrivermusic.com and we would love to send you our debut EP that just came out last week. It's headed to streaming platforms but I can share audio files with you for you to use if you choose. Cheers!”
Bob Nicholson emailed a photo: “A couple of weeks ago I was doing an early morning walk on Inis Mor while listening to the podcast.
Alas, now back to reality in Huntsville, Alabama.”
Sarah Minick emailed: “Hi Marc. I live in southwest Virginia and take a daily hour hike in the mountains. We have lots of black bears here and so far no bad encounters. I actually love the bears, but I always want to be sure I don't startle one. So I walk with your podcast singing out loud.
What could be better than a celtic music hike with my beloved little dog, sunshine, blue skies, mountains, and wildlife…including bears?
Love the podcast. Keep up the great work! Many thanks,”
woodland folk emailed a couple photos and this sound of a fox: “This world is a gift my friend….”
Shel O'Toole emailed: “Hi Marc,
I spent 5 months wandering around Ireland back in 1998.
I loved Glendalough in County Wicklow. It’s so picturesque and there is some great walking in the area.
I also enjoyed walking around Tralee toward Dingle. I didn’t get to Dingle but rambled across low hills through sheep filled paddocks.
I did get to Mayo and of course visited Matt Molloy’s pub in Westport where I was mistaken for Dolores Keane. That was such a hoot and the look on the faces of the two men who were trying to determine if I was indeed “herself” when I said g’day in my broadest Aussie accent was priceless.
One of the guys I went to Irish World Music School with had a salmon farm near Westport. That was 25 years ago so who knows if he’s still there. He was a flautist so if you’re at a session you may run into him.
Malin Head was a gorgeous place to visit, especially Raised Beach where you can scoop up semi – precious stones that have been worn smooth by being tumbled in the waves for years.
The only place I visited in Ireland I did not fall in love with was Derry.
I look forward to your stories from your immersion in Mayo.
Sláinte”
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