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MP3: “Dicey Riley” by Marc Gunn

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Kilts.  Cats. Science Fiction. Irish drinking songs. Nowhere else but from the bizarre imagination of Marc Gunn would those four elements be so neatly integrated. Marc Gunn–”The Celtfather”–is an award-winning Celtic folk musician. Armed with an autoharp, he riotously combines Renaissance festival fanaticism with Irish drinking and Sci Fi fandom into a satirical jam session between Weird Al Yankovic, Shane MacGowan and The Clancy Brothers. His shows are spirited fireworks featuring Celtic-style songs about hobbits, cats, kilts, Firefly, Star Wars, … Continue reading →

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Playlist: Celtic Music for May

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With the beauty of Spring in the air, I thought it was a good time to share some of my absolute favorite songs and tunes. This is just a SMALL sampling of some of my top-rated music in my iTunes library. You can find many of these songs through my iTunes playlist. Otherwise click the link to find what you can through Amazon. You will love this music. Enjoy! “Alice’s Reels” by The Tea Merchants from One Lump or Two? … Continue reading →

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“Rejoice! A Christmas Album” by Jed Marum

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Jed Marum gives all of these old and beloved Christmas tunes a gentle new and refreshing twist that is sure to please even the most cynical of music critics. The young and the young at heart will revel in the new twist, and sing along as they do every Christmas season. When I first plugged the songs into my iPod, I instantly knew the tunes and started singing along. But I don’t know what to say about these beloved songs, … Continue reading →

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Who Are the Most-Accessible Celtic Musicians?

  One of the great things about indie Celtic music that no one really talks about is the approachability of the Celtic artists.  If you go to pop rock show, it’s highly unlikely that you will ever meet the lead singer face-to-face.  You’ll be lucky if you meet the drummer who was only hired to fill in for one gig. In the Celtic music world, it is completely different.  Many times the only way you will not meet the artist … Continue reading →

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MP3: “A Man’s A Man For A’ That” by Marc Gunn

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“Marc has a brilliant selection of both the merry and the somber to suit whatever your current mood, whether you need some cheering up or had rather drown in your own sorrow. Go ahead and draw a tub of water, light a few candles, prepare to relax and soak up some autoharp.” (Celtophilia) Marc Gunn is an award-winning acoustic folk musician rooted in the American Celtic song tradition–-Celtic music, the Traditional and the Twisted. His musical instrument of choice-the autoharp-continues … Continue reading →

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Review: “Lyrics of Gold” by Ed Miller

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Artist: Ed Miller
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MP3: “Kilted For Her Pleasure” by Marc Gunn

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Marc Gunn plays acoustic folk music rooted in the American Celtic song tradition. It is Celtic music, both the Traditional and the Twisted. He brings a fresh sound to the Celtic music world with a vibrant live show filled with interactive songs and stories, all performed on the American folk instrument, the autoharp. The result is something both old and yet stunningly new and interesting. Over the past three years, he has released nearly four albums a year. His latest … Continue reading →

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