Halloween and Samhain special of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast featuring Irish Celtic music from Scott Boswell, Dom Duff, New Shilling, Rising Gael, Franco Bordoni, Damanta, Vicki Swan and Johnny Dyer, Crepuscule, Marc Gunn, Tullamore, Terry Griffith, Seelie Court, The Elders, Ancient Times, Sora, The Irish Experience, Paisley Close, Finns Fury. www.celticmusicpodcast.com/73
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This Week:
0:38
“Samhain Dance” by Scott Boswell
from Jug of Punch
05:59
“Se Si Hi Eo” by Dom Duff
from [e-unan]
10:07
“Tam Linn Set” by New Shilling
from New Shilling
14:56
“Stretched On Your Grave” by Rising Gael
from One More Day
17:48
“The Lilting Banshee” by Franco Bordoni
from Urgente
19:38
“The Land of Shadows” by Damanta
from The Drunken Priest and the ghostly hymns of autumn
26:31
“Two Magicians” by Vicki Swan and Johnny Dyer
from SlipTease
31:39
“Devil in the Kitchen Set” by Crepuscule
from Shades of Music
36:31
“I'll Drink from Dusk Til Dawn” by Marc Gunn
from Happy Songs of Death
39:42
“Butcher's Set” by Tullamore
from Wild and Wicked Youth
45:37
“Risin' Of The Moon” by Terry Griffith
from Songs from the Pub
48:12
“The Night Before Larry Was Stretched” by Seelie Court
from The Court Is Now In Session
53:04
“Ghost of Ontario” by The Elders
from Gael Day
57:51
“Full Moon Jig” by Ancient Times
59:51
“Twilight” by Sora
from Heartwood
1:04:53
“The Wicked Jig” by The Irish Experience
from Green Energy
1:08:14
“Banish Misfortune-Rabbit's Moon” by Paisley Close
from All On A Day
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THE CELTIC TOP FIVE
In every episode of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, I ask you to vote for your favorite song in that podcast. The most-popular song is then featured at the end of the next podcast. Here are the most-popular songs from the last show.
5. “Farewell Pixel” by Jiggernaut
4. “Killarga Bay” by Adam Alexander and Joe Travers
3. “Forever Yours” by The Canny Brothers Band
2. “Bloody Hell” by Circled by Hounds
1:15:04
1. “Tippin It Up to Nancy” by Finns Fury
from What About Ya?
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"Ghost of Ontario" reminded me of similarly named ship I heard of recently, the HMS Ontario:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/06/13/national/main4180975.shtml
The only podsafe song I could think of that might fit into a celtic Halloween show (aside from your Rabbit for Halloween) would be "Vampires of the West Coast by the Ghost Bees." They're from Nova Scotia.
Marc – I've listened to all your podcasts over the last few years. Show #73? Best. Show. Ever.
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