Celtic MP3s Music MagazineThe Celtic MP3s Music Magazine is a free monthly Celtic music magazine featuring free music downloads of Celtic, Scottish, Irish music from around the world. Here, you will find free music downloads from independent Celtic artists. Some MP3s are time sensitive. So download them now. All of the latest MP3s are available for at least a month. As always, if enjoy the music, please help the artist out and buy their CD. Serving Celtic music fans since 2000! Don't just download. Review: "Green Energy" by The Irish Experience
Artist: The Irish Experience
Album: Green Energy Year produced: 2009 Seattle’s The Irish Experience releases their sophomore CD on March 17, 2009, Green Energy. Picking up where they last left off, The Irish Experience brings high energy instrumental Celtic music with a Rock N Roll feel and the occasional Appalachian folk underpinning. Electric violin, guitar, congas, bongos, harmonica, synth and djembe as the weapons of choice here, and you’ll quickly be consumed in the passion and energy The Irish Experience pumps into their music. Even the slower songs have a vibrant life you just won’t be able to ignore. Green Energy opens with The Wicked Jig, a violin led opus over rhythmic guitar and some of the funkiest bass playing west of Chicago. Try to stand still while this one is playing; you can’t. Brendan McGlinchey’s is a wonderfully dark interpretation you can’t help get a little lost in. Dinny Delaney’s Slide may be the best track here. The violin and bass dance around one another while guitar and percussion steady the floor. John Brown’s Dream brings out a little of the Appalachian feel as The Irish Experience borders on a Celtic Bluegrass sound (banjo would complete the effect). Paddy Fahey’s is more of a rock tune than anything else here with an almost Mike Scott/Waterboys feel to it. Other highlights include Within A Mile Of Dublin, Indian Point, Scatter The Mud and The Fiddler’s Lament. The Irish Experience delivers irrepressible Green Energy on their CD, but anything you read about them indicates the real thrill is their live shows. Green Energy is an accomplished instrumental disc that’s perfect for St. Patrick’s Day or anytime you want to get back to your real or adopted Irish roots. This is a great listen. Wildy Haskell is a lifelong music enthusiast and performer. He writes and edits Wildy's World, a music blog focusing on reviews of independent and up-and-coming artists. He has also written for ReviewYou.com and Marc Gunn's Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. You can reach him at wildysworld@gmail.com. Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge.
Posted by Marc Gunn, Friday, November 20, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! Review: "Spirituality: 1983 – 2008" by Spirit of the WestSpirit Of The West celebrated their 25th year in 2008 with the release of Spirituality: 1983-2008, a 2-CD collection of some of their best material from across the years with two new songs thrown in for good measure. Spirit Of The West has traversed Canada many times over the years, and to a lesser degree the United States and Europe. Starting out as a Celtic folk group, the sound has evolved over twenty-five years into a more refined pop/rock/Celtic blend, but Spirit Of The West never forgot their roots. Where you are a long-time fan of Spirit Of The West, a passing acquaintance, or even if you’ve never heard of them before, Spirituality offers much to enjoy and needs to be on your “get” list. For the fans of Celtic and Scot songs, Spirit Of The West brings much from their glorious past to Spirituality. Doin’ Quite Alright, The Crawl, The Old Sod and Home For A Rest all fit the bill quite nicely. Home For A Rest has been consistently ranked by Canadian music fans as one of the top Canadian New Rock songs of all time. Of course, Spirit Of The West had a distinct social conscience in their music as well. Political, their first real hit, is an amazing song about the imbalance in a relationship caused by an insecure or controlling partner. Long time fans will be happy to know that the original version of Political (from Labour Day) is offered here. (Putting Up With) The Joneses is a tongue in cheek look at the sort of damage socioeconomic elitism can lead to; even touching on the social taboo of Eugenics. Spirit Of The West happens to have written one of the most amazing songs I’ve ever heard, and it’s included here. Take It From The Source takes on bigotry and hatred with a velvet glove lined with iron. The pen is mightier than the sword by far in this moving and powerful personal answer to one of the darker elements of human nature. Take It From The Source, like Spirit Of The West themselves, should be a lot better known than it is. You can hear the progression from Celtic folk group to rock band occurring throughout Disc One of Spirituality, with Save This House being the first sign that something’s afoot. By the time we get to songs like Goodbye Grace, D Is For Democracy (Scour The House) and Big Head, Spirit Of The West have achieved a true pop rock sound while still heavily influenced by their Celtic roots. Disc Two completes the transition, with five tracks from the Michael Philip Wojewoda produced Faithlift (And If Venice Is Sinking; Sadness Grows; Bone Of Contention; Death On The Beach and Is This Where I Come In). Faithlift was Spirit Of The West’s best selling album with a fair amount of cross-exposure on soundtracks, TV, etc. The instrumentation and arrangements still suggest their roots, but the production values are the pure pop genius Wojewoda has long been capable of. Unplugged continues the run of social commentary in an upbeat song about Euthanasia and the right to die. Delivered with a wry smile, Unplugged has deep philosophical roots in the right of individuals to determine their own fate. Wishing Line and Our Ambassador find Spirit Of The West at the nadir of their pop/rock sound, almost wholly distinct from where they started out. The album was Weights and Measures, and while offering up songs wholly in the rock realm, Spirit Of The West offered distinct nods to the “old” sound with Canadian Skye and Rites Of Man. Spirituality also features two brand new tracks, the moody Winter’s Now The Enemy and the raucous Another Happy New Year. The two tracks reflect the two musical aspects of Spirit Of The West wonderfully well. You’ll find yourself wrapped up in the tension and beauty of the former and wanting to dance to latter (preferably with some Guinness or some grog). Spirit Of The West has built a vibrant and varied catalog over the last quarter century. Too prolific and profound to ignore, the band continues to be a hit at live shows across Canada. The days of endless touring long behind them, Spirit Of The West are content continuing to make great music their way; in their own time and fashion. They still tour, and will commence a tour of Eastern Canada with Great Big Sea on March 11, 2009. While Spirit Of The West was a major label act at one time, they have always carried themselves with an Indie Spirit, and their music is a testament to that. Spirituality is a collection of some of their best moments, but there is much good material not represented. (Noticeably absent is anything from their fine album Open Heart Symphony, as well as my personal favorite song from Faithlift, Sincerely Yours), but a collection of this sort should inspire you to look (and listen) deeper; leaving some nuggets behind for the ardent listener to be rewarded with. With all that’s here, Spirituality can be nothing other than a Wildy’s World Certified Desert Island Disc. It’s an absolute must-have. Wildy Haskell is a lifelong music enthusiast and performer. He writes and edits Wildy's World, a music blog focusing on reviews of independent and up-and-coming artists. He has also written for ReviewYou.com and Marc Gunn's Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. You can reach him at wildysworld@gmail.com. Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge.
Posted by Marc Gunn, Wednesday, November 18, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! Review: "Secrets Of The Day" by The KilldaresThe Killdares aren't quite like anyone you've heard. You like Celtic music? check. You like a big rock sound? check. Grand master violin playing? check. Screaming bagpipes? check. Wailing electric guitar? check. A lead singer on drums? Got that too. The Dallas based quintet sets hearts and minds atwitter with their mind blowing mix of sounds and styles both in the studio and on stage. Traditional Celtic fans even fall in line for a Killdares show. On their fifth independent release, Secrets Of The Day, The Killdares even add a dark electronic element to their sound. It's an expansion on rather than a deviation from their sound. Prepare to be blown away. The Killdares mix of Celtic and Rock is unusual but not unique. Several bands have done so over the years, most notably The Pogues, who mixed Celtic and Punk quite nicely. Other fine examples include Captain Tractor, Spirit Of The West, Great Big Sea and Seven Nations. If you enjoy any of these groups then there's a strong likelihood you'll love the Killdares. Rip-roaring bagpipes, searing violin and the strong vocals of Tim Smith make everything the Killdares touch turn to gold. Secrets Of The Day opens with Seasons, a strong, steady rocker with a memorable melody and great hooks. Closer Than You Know brings a big guitar sound and a delicious duet between pipes (Matt Willis) and violin (Roberta Rast). This song will get you moving in a big way and is likely to be a big time concert favorite. Hold My Heart is a rock ballad with Celtic heritage and crunchy guitars. The Killdares just have this knack for creating very catchy arrangements that make you want to get up and dance. Long Island High is a must for jig fans. Irish jigs to a Rock N Roll beat -- need I say more? Be sure to check out Disappear, one of the more introspective and beautiful songs on the album. It's followed up by Along Came You, a delicious musical construct that leaves the listener picturing a lone horse and rider crossing a plain from the far horizon to here. The melody of Along Came You is inspired; it's a rock ballad that will be major mix tape material and has a great pipes solo to boot. Secrets Of The Day may just be my favorite song on the album. Guitar, pipes and violin intertwine to build a driving rock song that you won't be able to get out of your head. Other highlights include Glasgow, Push, Speak To Me and Rose De Lay. The Killdares are the sort of band that do not come along often. The marriage of traditional Celtic style and Rock N Roll is a powerful one when done right, and the Killdares are definitely doing it right. They are an exciting band to listen on CD; I can't even imagine the intensity of a live show, but I bet its worth the time and money. Secrets Of The Day is a monster disc. It's a Wildy's World Certified Desert Island disc, and a must for fans of Celtic music or Rock N Roll. Don't pass this one by. Wildy Haskell is a lifelong music enthusiast and performer. He writes and edits Wildy's World, a music blog focusing on reviews of independent and up-and-coming artists. He has also written for ReviewYou.com and Marc Gunn's Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. You can reach him at wildysworld@gmail.com. Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge.
Posted by Marc Gunn, Tuesday, November 17, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! Review: "Home Brew" by 3 Pints GoneDo you like a good harmony combined with a nice Celtic sound? If so, then "Home Brew" is for you. I've reviewed this group before and I'm happy to report that they are still providing listeners with a solid CD full of verve and sincere, heartfelt music. I have to say that they have also tightened up their sound--not that they were bad before! The harmonies here were sometimes sweet and other times rousing; but always top-notch. Don't miss the last track, "Sailor's Prayer"-- it delivers the best harmony of all. Traditional style music is what this band delivers, and they are now joined by a new member, Jesse Linder, which certainly has not hurt things any. He makes a nice addition to the group. The twelve tracks here range from energetic to soulful, like all good Celtic music should. Still, the overall mood is fun, and 3 Pints Gone has that down--without a doubt. A good time was had by all--including me.
Catherine L. Tully is a freelance writer and photographer who specializes in the arts. She has written for American Style and Classical Singer, among other magazines, and reviews music for Marc Gunn's Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. You can reach her through her website at CatherineLTully.com. Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs.
Posted by Catherine L. Tully, Thursday, November 05, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! Review: "The Perfect Pint" by Adam Alexander & Joe TraversTerrific! I loved this CD and I'll tell you why--there is nothing quite like it out there. I can't describe the sound of these voices adequetely, so I won't even try. Suffice it to say that I could listen to them sing for hours on end without any problem. The rich vocals are just a part of the charm of "The Perfect Pint". (Not to mention that it is a great name for an album!) Some favorites here include "Botany Bay" which showcases some spectacular guitar playing, and Whistlin' Gypsy. Lovers of folk and Celtic sound will appreciate the effort these two men have put into this CD--it has a good polish on it and they have taken the time to make sure only their best efforts made it to the album. These guys are backed by a good deal of natural talent. Throughout the album you'll hear favorite songs here, but interpreted through the lens of these two men and their unique take on the classics. Nothing too "out there," but different enough to make things interesting. You'll also some hear original songs--which hold their own alongside the traditional tunes.
Catherine L. Tully is a freelance writer and photographer who specializes in the arts. She has written for American Style and Classical Singer, among other magazines, and reviews music for Marc Gunn's Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. You can reach her through her website at CatherineLTully.com. Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs.
Posted by Catherine L. Tully, Tuesday, November 03, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! Review: "On Better Paths" by Beth PattersonBeth Patterson has created a truly unique album here with "On Better Paths". Coming from an eclectic path musically, you can expect to hear influences here that are not entirely Celtic, but that is part of the reason this is such a creative CD. Patterson does sound like she should have been singing Irish music her entire life--it suits the sound of her voice quite well. I loved the first track here, "Come Hell or High Water". Some tracks, such as "Sugar Cane" have almost a funk vibe to them, while others (for example, "When I Am Old") offer a bit of whimsey. Oh, and the harmonies on "Sine Nomine" were simply astounding. Seriously. Her music has been loosely categorized as something called ""SWAP" (Songwriter World Acoustic Progressive), which seems to fit just fine. There are plenty of tracks on this album to get a feel for Patterson's style and see what you think. You won't be going down the typical road here, but sometimes, that is a good thing. I thought the experimental feel of her music was interesting--it isn't something that you hear every day.
Catherine L. Tully is a freelance writer and photographer who specializes in the arts. She has written for American Style and Classical Singer, among other magazines, and reviews music for Marc Gunn's Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. You can reach her through her website at CatherineLTully.com. Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs.
Posted by Catherine L. Tully, Sunday, November 01, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "Eamonn an Chnoic" by Dark Patrick Dark Patrick brings a new combination of sounds to Celtic music. Performing a combination of Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and Ukrainian dances, rare ancient melodies, little known songs, and a few more famous ones (in Ukrainian, Irish and English languages) on traditional Ukrainian and Irish instruments.Their music is dynamic, touching mostly on old Irish songs by expanding into an emotional Ukrainian Cossack. You never know what you're going to hear, and that's one of the main draws of this group. Drawing on their wide musical tastes and experiences, their unique style is evident in their songs and music. Hometown: Kyiv, Ukraine Website: Dark Patrick Download MP3: Eamonn an Chnoic Buy CD: Fainne Gael An Lae Similar Artists: Planxty, Silly Wizard, Alan Stivell Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Sunday, October 18, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "Saucy Sailor" by Burning Bridget Cleary Burning Bridget Cleary formed on St. Patrick's Day in 2006 when Genevieve Gillespie joined forces with a father-daughter duo, Lou and Rose Baldino. The union brought was a lively, beautiful Celtic flair that had youthful intensity and exuberance on even traditional tunes. Each song builds in intensity and energy, the same energy that has captivated audiences everywhere. Their CD, Everything is Alright, was released in November 2008.Hometown: Harleysville, Pennsylvania, USA Website: Burning Bridget Cleary Download MP3: Saucy Sailor Buy CD: Everything Is Alright Similar Artists: Solas, Liz Carroll, Scythian Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Saturday, October 17, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "The Conundrum" by Brad Reid Brad Reid has been working on a music career since 2002. Although he first studied saxophone, his interests and the demands placed on him as a working musician led him to other woodwind instruments - the flute and clarinet. In addition, he also plays the fiddle, guitar, and bagpipes. Reid has had the opportunity to tour with Joel Mason and his Elton John tribute show, as well as Johnny Thunder (formerly of The Drifters), Eddie Holman, and more.Brad’s versatility of styles and instruments continues to open many doors for him, and led to the recent release of his first traditional Cape Breton fiddle album, “The Conundrum”, on which he recorded both the fiddle and guitar. Hometown: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Website: Brad Reid Download MP3: The Conundrum Buy CD: The Conundrum Similar Artists: Andrea Beaton, Ashley MacIsaac, Buddy MacMaster Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Friday, October 16, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "Dance With Me" by Jenna Greene Jenna Greene, also known as The Green Lady, shows off her amazing voice and songwriting talents, weaving tales of myth and magic into her songs. Inspired by anciet lore, Greene takes the listener on a quest, encouraging them to follow their dreams and view life with a child-like wonder. An amazing talent, she has traveled all over New England bringing her songs to various audiences. Her sound, her voice, her songs...are so easy to fall in love with.Hometown: Burrillville, Rhode Island, USA Website: Jenna Greene Download MP3: Dance With Me Buy CD: Crossroads Similar Artists: Loreena McKennitt, Celtic Woman, Clannad, Mary Black, Katie McMahon Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Thursday, October 15, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "The Day After The Night Before" by Dust Rhinos They are big men with a monster sound. There is no better way to describe the Dust Rhinos. The band consists of two violins, a mandolin, and a bodhran and they use those instruments to bludgeon their wild audience with a Celtic sonic assault, leaving them wanting more. Playing traditional airs, reels, and jigs, the Dust Rhinos give each tune a new twist of hard-core Celtic rock! It's a beautiful thing!Hometown: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Website: http://www.dustrhinos.com/ Download MP3: The Day After The Night Before Buy CD: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/dustrhinos4/from/celtic/ Similar Artists: Flogging Molly, The Pouges, The Oysterband Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Wednesday, October 14, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "The Hanging of Jamie Macpherson" by Grey Aengus Grey Aengus presents traditional instruments on traditional Celtic music. Playing the tunes on Hammer Dulcimer and Hurdy Gurdy, the sound that Grey Aengus creates takes you back to the past...and you lose yourself there.Hometown: Racine, Wisconsin. USA Website: Grey Aengus Download MP3: The Hanging of Jamie Macpherson Buy CD: Gaelic Soup Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Tuesday, October 13, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! Review: "When Humans Walked The Earth" by Mason BrownThe interesting Celto-Appalachian style is really well done here on "When Humans Walked The Earth". The two musical styles compliment each other so readily that it seems fairly natural that people would want to blend them. Even so, not all do it with the ease that is seen here. Brown mixes sounds seamlessly and makes you feel like there was no other way it could have been done. That takes considerable skill, and I was really impressed with his arrangements here, as well as the skill of the musicians. "The Cuckoo" was by far my favorite song of the bunch, but I have a feeling that this is a CD where everyone will hear it a little differently. There are both traditional and original songs featured throughout--some short--some long. The track listing makes sense and adds to the ebb and flow of the album as well. Accompaniment is always easy and seems to be effortless, although this effect is really not possible without considerable ability. This is not a CD that you need to concentrate on to enjoy; simply sit back and let the music wash over you.
Catherine L. Tully is a freelance writer and photographer who specializes in the arts. She has written for American Style and Classical Singer, among other magazines, and reviews music for Marc Gunn's Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. You can reach her through her website at CatherineLTully.com. Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs.
Posted by Catherine L. Tully, Thursday, October 08, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! Review: "The Day After The Night Before" by Dust RhinosThis CD has all the Celtic rock energy you need to go all night long feeling good about life. It has the push and raucous style of punk music without the anarchy--a really great combination! The five-piece band from Canada is no new kid on the block and it shows here in their tight stylings and unbounded energy. Somehow they still manage to show off their considerable talent on the instruments while barreling down the road full-steam with song after song. Funny without being slapstick silly, these guys know how to bring just the right touch to each song they craft. Don't miss songs like track 4, "Sally Brown" and track 11, "Step It Out Mary" which help show that the band is as versatile as they are talented. If you are looking for a CD that you can get excited about, this would be one that I would recommend checking out. The right blend of fun, skill, music and energy, Dust Rhinos are immensely listenable. I look forward to the next one--and even if it was just more of the same--I'd be satisfied.
Catherine L. Tully is a freelance writer and photographer who specializes in the arts. She has written for American Style and Classical Singer, among other magazines, and reviews music for Marc Gunn's Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. You can reach her through her website at CatherineLTully.com. Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs.
Posted by Catherine L. Tully, Wednesday, October 07, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! Review: "Tejas Go Bragh" by Don GabbertFresh and distinct, Gabbert's mix works quite nicely. You'll find familiar tunes here such as "Yellow Rose of Texas" and "Danny Boy," but don't think you can figure out how they'll be presented before you have a listen. My personal favorite is "Somewhere in Kildare," which is a good tune to highlight as an example of this entire CD's style. I loved Gabbert's voice--totally country. It reminds me of something you'd hear on a jukebox in a fun bar out somewhere in the west. Of course, the Irish songs and sound would be a bit out of the ordinary in that setting. Still, that is kind of what this entire album is about really. After all, why not stay true to yourself, right? Fans of easy country style will love this CD, but those who have a strong Irish streak will favor it as well. A really unexpected treat.
Catherine L. Tully is a freelance writer and photographer who specializes in the arts. She has written for American Style and Classical Singer, among other magazines, and reviews music for Marc Gunn's Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. You can reach her through her website at CatherineLTully.com. Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs.
Posted by Catherine L. Tully, Tuesday, October 06, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "Long Island High" by The Killdares The Killdares are not just a band. Far from it really. This group is an experience! The band formed back in 1996 and, since then, have grown to become one of the hottest, cutting edge bands in music today - Celtic or otherwise.Comprised of world-class musicans fro all over the US, the Killdares have been creating their hard-driving, alternative Celtic rock music by blending their skills in the Celtic realm with power-pop sounds and straight up rock n' roll hooks. It's a fresh new sound that is sure to get you hooked at first listen. Hometown: Dallas, Texas, USA Website: The Killdares Download MP3: Long Island High Buy CD: Secrets of the Day Similar Artists: The Levellers, Ashley MacIsaac, Great Big Sea, Seven Nations Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Monday, October 05, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "Sailor's Prayer" by Queen's Gambit Queen's Gambit value the traditions of Irish and Scottish music. That's why this band keeps steadfast to these traditions. Playing traditional insturments like violin, viola, tinwhistle, guitar and bodhran, Queen's Gambit brings back the tradition in traditional-style Celtic music. And how sweet it is!Hometown: Coweta, Oklahoma, USA Website: Queen's Gambit Download MP3: "Sailor's Prayer" Buy CD: Castle - Queen's Side/ Similar Artists: Tullamore, Amberhawke, Jim Flanagan, Danny O'Flaherty Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Wednesday, September 30, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "Celtic Rainbow" by The Gothard Sisters Greta, Willow, and Solana, three young musicians who make up The Gothard Sisters, have been playing fiddle since they were five years old. Originally classically trained on violin, they made the switch to fiddle and began to mesh that sound with their classical training. What emerged was a unique sound that is all their own. Their songs are deep, amazing stories that take the listener on journeys to America, and through struggles and trials. They encapture the audience with their sound.Their latest CD, "Celtic Rainbow" features the intricuate sound of fiddle harmonies, the sweet, uplifting voice of Solana, and unique arrangements of popular songs. They have a never-ending supply of new ideas and they aren't affraid to take risks. This is what makes these sisters the great musicians that they are. Hometown: USA Website: The Gothard Sisters Download MP3: Celtic Rainbow Buy CD: Celtic Rainbow Similar Artists: Maidens IV, Celtic Spring, Dougie Maclean Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Wednesday, September 30, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "Murscheen Durkin" by Deep Green Light
In the South of Italy, at the very end of 2007, Deep Green Light formed. Since then, they have performed acoustic anthems of Irish-pub tradition as well as mystic Celtic tunes that sweep the listener away to the rolling green hills of Ireland. Not only do they perform classical songs of traditional music, but they have created their own songs as well, pulling together numerous influences that have shaped their music over the years. Together, their instruments and songs put together a magical and evocative performance.
Hometown: Cava de' Tirreni (SA) - ITALY Website: Deep Green Light Download MP3: Murscheen Durkin Similar Artists: Gaelic Storm, Orthodox Celts, Pogues Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Tuesday, September 29, 2009. New to Celtic MP3s Music Magazine? Subscribe to this blog's feed. Or sign up to get email updates. Find free Celtic music downloads from Marc Gunn! MP3: "Tippin The Jar" by The Sheridan Band The Sheridan Band is a band so full of energy, it's catching. Even in their music. The band, made up of four family members, quickly discovered their skill and knack for music during impromptu sessions at family and community events. They have performed live at various venues from Northern Ontario down into Michigan. They are worth checking out.Hometown: St Thomas, Canada Website: The Sheridan Band Download MP3: Tippin The Jar Buy CD: Life at Terrance Hall Similar Artists: Great Big Sea, The Rankin Family, Spirit of the West Published by Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Don't just download. Support your favorite Celtic music groups. Buy Celtic music CDs. Join Song Henge. Labels: free_celtic_mp3_2009
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