Welcome to Magazine Premium

You can change this text in the options panel in the admin

There are tons of ways to configure Magazine Premium... The possibilities are endless!

Member Login
Lost your password?

CD Reviews

Review: “Frightening All the Dogs” by Sgian Dubh

By
April 25, 2012
Review: “Frightening All the Dogs” by Sgian Dubh

If you like traditional music played in a nontraditional manner than you need to take a look at Sgian Dubh, a rocking band based out of Georgia.  With a wide range of musical backgrounds stretching from rock, country, bluegrass, Celtic, punk and folk, Sgian Dubh delivers a unique interpretation of some of the traditional...
Read More »

Review: “The Parting Glass” by Jesse Ferguson

By
April 20, 2012
Review: “The Parting Glass” by Jesse Ferguson

Multi-instrumentalist and singer, Jesse Ferguson, known as The Bard of Cornwall, certainly defies the sophomore slump with his second cd “The Parting Glass,” first released in November 2011.  This album is a wonderful collection of ballads, sea shanties and drinking songs, mostly of Irish, Scottish, Canadian, and American origin.  As the title suggests, each...
Read More »

Review: The Snake by Shane MacGowan and The Popes

By
March 14, 2012
Review: The Snake by Shane MacGowan and The Popes

There are precious few styles of Celtic that I don’t like, and infinitely more that I enjoy.  I like all the usual stuff, beautiful lilting voices, traditional instruments and in short the works. But what really seems to me to be the heart of Celtic is angry men singing about women, beer and rebelling...
Read More »

“Since Maggie Dooley Learned the Hooley Hooley” by The Washington Square Harp and Shamrock Orchestra

By
March 7, 2012

Since Maggie Dooley Learned the Hooley Hooley, was a question all to itself when I picked it up.  It sounded very silly, and therefore, right up my alley.  This fun bunch had me from the opening song! Such a fantastic sound – channeling retro roots, it makes you want to get up and do...
Read More »

Review: “Changeling” by Faerydae

By
March 4, 2012
Review: “Changeling” by Faerydae

Faerydae are a band that do things a little differently. Rather than playing straight-up Celtic music, they make use of many different folk music influences, from several countries. This is noticeable in their use of exotic instruments, such as the didgeridoo (not entirely a novelty in Celtic music), and comes across particularly well in...
Read More »


Subscribe to Our Newsletter!

The Celtic MP3s Music Magazine sends you album reviews, free MP3s and Celtic music news and articles. It is read by over 20,000 subscribers every month. Best of all, it's FREE!

Subscribe Now

Archives


0
Unique
Visitors
Powered By Google Analytics


Free Celtic MP3s