Tag Archives: St. Patrick’s Day

17 Free St. Patrick’s Day MP3s for 2012

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I just downloaded a free app of Irish toasts from the Stout Pounders.  For some strange reason, I have the absolute worst memory when it comes to remembering toasts.  So I’m geeking out with this app. I can imagine it now.  I’m standing on stage during my shows at Shamrockin’ in Five Points.  I raise my Guinness high and shout, “A TOAST!”  I shake my app.  Reading it, I shout above the raised pints, “We think of all the friends … Continue reading →

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5 Great Celtic CDs You Can Enjoy for St. Patrick’s Day

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St Patrick’s Day is nearly here.  Every year, I compile two special episodes of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast.  I also offer a free CD of great indie Celtic music that you can download via the Celtic Music Magazine’s “17 Free Celtic Music Downloads for St. Patrick’s Day“.  I am hard at work compiling this year’s special. In the meantime, I recorded a video to highlight five great indie Celtic CDs that I’m listening to right now. 5 Celtic … Continue reading →

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Celtic Roots Radio Goes Global!

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Three years old this September, Celtic Roots Radio is now broadcasting on FM, satellite radio, webcast and iTunes podcast to over 100 countries around the world. The 30-min show plays a wide range of roots music–Celtic, folk, folk-rock, Breton, Galician, bluegrass, Cajun, Cape Breton, acoustic and singer/songwriter – even a bit of blues, rock or soul, on occasion. The show began when Raymond McCullough, from outside Belfast, in Northern Ireland, decided to record a couple of shows back in 2006. … Continue reading →

You are invited to use any or all of these articles on the Celtic Music Magazine in your publication or website. The only requirement is that you include the by-line of the author including the name, website, and an active link to the Celtic Music Magazine at www.celticmp3s.com.