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I know I had a couple month hiatus, but I had to share with you my about my recent successes like my first Celtic Invasion Vacation, my first solo tour that starts this week, and there are a lot of interesting notes about my next CD, Happy Songs of Death. You’ll get to hear a […]
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The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast continues to reign as the top Celtic podcast online. There are none other that have as many subscribers. As for downloads? Well, let’s take a look at this year’s top 10 episodes of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. Top 10 Celtic Music Shows of 2013 47,007 – #134 – […]
I briefly mentioned this in the Scottish Songs show of the latest Pub Songs Podcast. I’m trying to decide where to go for next year’s Celtic Invasion Vacations. Are you able to go next year? If so, where would you like to go? Option 1 – Venice I typically swap back and forth from Ireland […]
Celtic Music CD Store, in conjunction with the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, is proud to release a brand new CD of Irish Celtic Music. The CD is released under the name Marc Gunn’s Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. It is a new compilation to promote the award-winning, hit podcast, plus the incredible music of […]
Greetings Gunn Runners! Mage Records (my label), in conjunction with the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, is proud to release a brand new CD of Irish Celtic Music. In fact, that is the name of this amazing album. The CD is released under the name Marc Gunn’s Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. It is a […]
I just got back from my first solo tour. It was highly successful with a great response. With Heart’s Ease completed, now comes the prep work for my next album, Happy Songs of Death. Death, dismemberment and murder coming soon to a CD near you. Notes: “St. Patrick Never Drank” by Marc Gunn from The […]
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A couple years ago, I was driving around the back roads of the Veneto in Italy and took a marvelous photo of some of the trees. The trees out of the area have a very unique look to them. During WWII, Italians cut off the top limbs to use for firewood. But they left a […]
I was trying to think this evening, what is it I love so much about Italy. Sure, there are the obvious answers, like It’s ITALY! But that doesn’t quite explain it all, especially knowing I’m co-dependent and that one my reasons is to escape. I’ve been an escapist all my life. I can’t think of […]
