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The Rogues barely need introduction. Their trademark sound, heavily infused with bagpipes, have made them one of the top Celtic music acts today. And that sound is exactly what you’re going to get on American Highlander. The album gently eases you into that typical Rogues atmosphere with ‘Steam Train’ and ‘Aidan’s Hornpipe’, and then...
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The artistry of Paddy Keenan and Tommy O’Sullivan mix in perfect harmony in their collaborative album, The Long Grazing Acre. The album kicks off to a smoking start with the set “”The Lost and Found, The Hag at the Churn, The Wind off the Lake.” The clear, crisp piping of Paddy Keenan is artistically...
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The first few tracks on Heidi Jane’s CD, A Thousand Reasons Why, make me want to get up and dance. I applaud her for a CD in which all 7 tracks are entirely original music, and her voice is intriguing enough to keep the listener’s interest. While it’s classified as a “Celtic” CD there’s really only a...
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The versatility of this band is evident in the album “One Drop of Whiskey.” The album starts off with a rocking song about the boxer Dan Donnelly titled “Donnelly.” One can almost detect a hint of bluegrass in this tune. The crispness of “Donnelly” is followed by the punkish sound of the Saw Doctors...
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While this album from the rowdy Wildcelts has been around for a few years, it definitely hasn’t worn out its welcome. It’s rowdy, energetic, and contains a smooth combination of instruments and vocals. Their style feels the same as some mainstream bands (Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, etc) without directly copying or emulating. It’s a...
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