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Celtic Halloween Music Special 2015

Oct 31, 2015 Shows, Videos A Drop of Nelson's Blood, Celtic Halloween, Gollum Blues, Halloween, Halloween podcast, I’ll Drink from Dusk Til Dawn, Johnny Jump Up, O'er the Way, Patriot Game, Ride On, Slainte Mhaith, Zombie Love Song

The 2nd annual Celtic Halloween Music special is now online. I love Halloween, especially since I have TWO daughters now. And I want to share my love with a yearly episode of fun Halloween music, Celtic-style. All songs are performed by Marc Gunn, The Celtfather. You can find most of the songs on my various […]

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Celtic Christmas Video Show Recorded

Dec 8, 2014 News Andrew McKee, Celtic Christmas, Celtic-American, Charles Davis, Christmas, Christmas songs, Haggis Rampant, Irish Rovers, Letterman, Louisiana Renaissance Festival, Patreon, Patrick Franz, Scottish Smallpipes, Sidetrack Productions, Steve Brownlee, The Night Before Christmas, tradition, Won't You Come With Me?, Zombie Love Song

Saturday evening, I sat down with my autoharp, a Christmas tree, and my videographer Chuck Davis, and we recorded a Celtic Christmas Music Special. This show will be released for free on YouTube as soon as Chuck can get it mixed and ready to release. The Celtic Christmas music special was created in response to […]

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Pub Songs #122: DragonCon with Sci Fi Drinking Songs Live

Sep 5, 2013 Podcasts Close Your Eyes, Come Take a Trip in My Airship, Danny Boy (Cat version), Doctor of Gallifrey, Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits, Isn't It Grand Boys to Be Walking Undead, It's Good to Have Jayne on Your Side, Lord of the Pounce, Monahan's Mudder's Milk, Wherever I May Roam, Wild Mountain Thyme, Zombie Love Song

Once again, DragonCon ended with a bang and a live Pub Songs Podcast by yours truly. The con was wild and crazy fun, as has always been typical with reunions of the Brobdingnagian Bards. That’s what the weekend was all about for me. However, this was my only solo show and as always a great […]

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Pub Songs #113: Irish Celtic Songs

Feb 20, 2013 Podcasts, Pub Songs & Stories Podcast a tribute to love, Alabama Celtic, AnachroCon, Celtic Invasion of Scotland, Celtic Invasion Vacations, celtic music, Celtic Music CD Store, Celtic t-shirts, celtophilia, Free Irish music, Gunns & Drums, How America Saved Irish Music, Ichabod Zeuss, Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, Irish Celtic songs, irish music, Northern Alabama, Not Every Day Is St. Patrick's Day, Sherwood Forest Faire, st. patrick's day, St. Patrick's Day music, Victims of Irish Music, Zombie Love Song

A month and half after the first show of the year, I am back with some more Irish Celtic Songs plus LOTS of news from The Celtfather. I had a busy a month, which included a flight to Texas for some shows at the award-winning Sherwood Forest Faire. But that’s just the start of a ton […]

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Be Safe, Be Sorry

Jan 30, 2013 News a tribute to love, Ais Vis Lo Lop, Best Irish Drinking Songs, Bring Me Home Boys, Brobdingnagian Bards, Busy Doin' Nothing, cat songs, Celtic Chirstmas, Celtic lyrics, Celtic Songs Companion, Close Your Eyes, Doctor of Gallifrey, Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits, Gunns & Drums, Heart's Ease, I Will not Sing Along, Ichabod Zeuss, Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, irish drinking songs, Irish Drinking Songs for Cat Lovers, Irish song lyrics, Jamie Haeuser, Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye, Keep the Celtic in Christmas, Kilted For Her Pleasure, La La La, Marcia Yudkin, Memories of Middle Earth, Men of New Basin Canal, Molly Malone, Nancy Whiskey, Not Every Day Is St. Patrick's Day, Purple Cow, Scottish Songs of Drinking & Rebellion, Seth Godin, Songs of My Father's People, The Purple Cow, What Color Is Your Dragon, Whiskers in the Jar, Who's Gonna Shoe, Zombie Love Song

That’s the title of Marcia Yudkin’s weekly email newsletter.  Marcia is a fantastic copywriter.  I’ve been a subscriber for several years.  This latest email is one of many reasons why.  Marcia wrote, “With ‘me too’ marketing, you spend the same to get your message out as for a more distinctive idea.  Yet you enjoy a […]

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