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This is one of the earliest songs I learned when I began playing Celtic music. The Brobdingnagian Bards recorded it on A Faire to Remember, and it never ceased to capture someone’s attention. I rearranged the song a couple years ago to make it more sing-alongable. And I love this recording of this classic song […]
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Music from Atlantic Wave, Full Gael, Wicked Tinkers, Kinfolk, Banshee in the Kitchen, The Beggarmen, Brobdingnagian Bards, Hugh Morrison, Anne Roos, Gan Fidel, Three Quarter Ale, Clandestine, Charm City Saints, The Rogues, MacTalla Mor, Bad Haggis, Poitin. www.celticmusicpodcast.com/78 Today’s show is brought to you by… Celtic Invasion Vacations Travel the world with the Irish and […]
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The past couple o’weeks were extremely productive. I was in the studio recording “Kilted For Her Pleasure” for most of it. Yesterday, I recorded, what I hope is, the last song for the album. Now it’s time to do some mixing. “Kilted For Her Pleasure” is probably my first entirely comedy album. It features a […]
Music from Poitin, Con Durham and Maz O’Flaherty, The BeerMats, Aisling, Don Gabbert, The Gas Men, Ed Miller, Rise, Tullamore, StoneRing, The Muses, Icewagon Flu, In Search of a Rose,y Char Butler, MaterDea, Blarney Rebel Band. www.celticmusicpodcast.com/077 Today’s show is brought to you by Celtic Invasion Vacations. Travel the world with the Irish and Celtic […]
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From the Celtic History Newsletter: While we normally think of the Celts in the British Isles, or northern Europe, an archeological site known as Monte Bibele in the province of Bologna, Italy revealed a picture of rural life in Celtic-ruled Italy. Unlike their northern relatives the “Italo-Celtic” people seem to have assimilated into a more […]
I’m sitting in Virginia overlooking a frozen lake catching up on work. Yesterday, I updated my calendar with a bunch of festivals and conventions I currently have booked. It’s nice to see my calendar filling up already. Today, I finally sat down and wrote up my Mission for 2010. The big news is that I […]
MidSouthCon has grown over the years to become the Mid-South’s premier multi-genre convention. It covers a diverse section of fanish culture that includes Science Fiction, Fantasy, Science, Comics, Horror, Education, Costuming, Anime, and Gaming. We have over 100 authors, editors, publishers, scientists, artists and other guests, with an annual attendance of approximately 1200 people. We […]
2002 was the first time I ever went to a science fiction convention. That Sci Fi convention was I-Con. The first year, I felt like I was home. I made some amazing friends. I laughed and sang. I think it even snowed that first year. I can’t imagine not being at I-Con. So I did […]
