Celtic MP3s Music MagazineWelcome to the Celtic MP3s & Irish Free Music Downloads Archive. If you want to be updated with the latest Irish free music downloads, subscribe to the Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Below you will find free music downloads from bands I've featured over the years. Some MP3s are time sensitive. So download them now. All of the latest MP3s are available for at least a month. As always, if you like an MP3, then please help the artist out and buy their CD. Don't just download. "The Fairie Thorn" by Brigands' Folie Brigands' Folie hails from Minnesota and plays traditional Irish, Scottish, and English music from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. This duo is full of energy and they arrange their songs and work in harmonies that are absolutely amazing. Their debut album, Fog & Fire, includes five origianl songs in the traditional style, as well as 10 songs from the colonial era. They are full of life and definitely commited to their music.Hometown: Farmington, Minnesota, USA Website: Brigands' Folie Download MP3: The Fairie Thorn Buy CD: Fog & Fire Labels: 3 Pints Gone, Boiled in Lead, Brigands' Folie, Irish Rovers, Oysterband, Seeed, Steeleye Span
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Wednesday, March 05, 2008. 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! "Windsor's Cider" by The Merry Wives of Windsor Their music is beyond impressive. They are The Merry Wives of Windsor. Give a listen to this all-famale group whose specialty lies in Celtic and Folk music. From exciting, hard-hitting numbers to bawdy tunes and even soulful ballads, these ladies can not only captivate their audience, but also capture the very emotions of a tune.The Merry Wives of Windsor offer up an eclectic mix of original, contemporary and traditional songs. Their impressive vocal arrangements are beautifully accompanied by Irish bouzouki, mandolin, fiddle and bodhran. While still remaining true to their roots in folk music, they have developed a modern and exciting sound. One that is easy to listen to. Hometown: Southern California, USA Website: The Merry Wives of Windsor Download MP3: Windsor's Cider Buy CD: Tales From Windsor's Tavern Labels: Loreena McKennitt, Steeleye Span, The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Poxy Boggards
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Tuesday, October 02, 2007. 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! "Saxet - 4 Reels" by Poitin
How many bands out there can claim that the owner of a pub dubbed them with the band name? Poitin (pronounced Potcheen) can. In fact, very few bands can say that their name comes from a type of Moonshine, a veyr famous brand at that. Poitin has been making waves in the Celtic music industry, spreading not only their love of music, but their own unique sound in the process.
What listeners find with this band is a group that is firmly rooted in pub session tradition. Something that does make them stand out, however, is their use of a saxophonist, who also handles the low whistles. When listening to Poitin, their style and their sound set them apart from other groups out there. Not bad for a band from the Czech Republic known for Irish music. Not bad at all. Hometown: Pilsen, Czech Republic Website: Poitin Download MP3: Saxet - 4 Reels Labels: Beer, Chieftains, Flook, Kila, Poitin, Steeleye Span
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Tuesday, July 31, 2007. 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! "Waterfall Reel" by Bruce Boyd
Bruce Boyd has been involved with music and bands since the late '60s when he played rhythm, lead and bass guitars with a variety of pop and rock bands. When the '70s rolle around, he all but retired from the music scene until the early '90s, when he began playig acoustic music.
Known for playing "things with strings" in a variety of styles, he prefers to stick to the basics when it comes to Celtic music: mandolin and bouzouki. In 2001 and 2002 Boyd toured with three different bands until he relocated to the south coast of Western Australia. Since moving, he has become more involved with writing and recording. Hometown: South Coast Western Australia Website: Bruce Boyd Download MP3: Waterfall Reel Labels: Andy Irvine, Bob Johnson, Bruce Boyd, Lesley Wilson, Planxty, Steeleye Span, Tannahill Weavers
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Thursday, April 05, 2007. 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! "The Hills They Are Hollow" by Damh the Bard
Damh the Bard isn't just a musian. He is a bard in every sense. A storyteller and a poet, his songs are a tapestry of myth, peace and Pagan anthems. His stories are told in a world of myths that can't be proved. This is a world where the Faerie really do dance on Midsummer's Eve, where the trees talk, and the Hollow Hills take you into the realms of Annwn. Where the Goddess rides her horse, guiding you to magic, and the Horned God of old calls us from the shadows of the Greenwood. This is what his music is all about and each song draws the listener deeper and deeper into this world. That is a rarity for any artist these days, but Damh the Bard is a master of his own craft.
Hometown: Brighton, United Kingdom Similar Artists: Show of Hands, Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span, Dougie Maclean Influences: Show of Hands, Fairport convention, Steeleye span, Dougie Maclean Website: Damh the Bard Download MP3: Damh the Bard on MySpace Buy CD: Songs of the Ancient Landscape Labels: Damh the Bard, Dougie Maclean, Fairport Convention, Show of Hands, Steeleye Span
Posted by Karen J. Brady, Sunday, February 04, 2007. 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!
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