Feb 18, 2016
The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast is not your typical Celtic radio program. Most play the same Celtic artists promoted by the top record labels. We focus on indie Celtic bands, the ones who don't get played but are just as good. You'll find them living in your town if you go looking. Great indie Celtic music from Nine-8ths Irish, Harpnotic, David Nigel Lloyd, Aisling, New Shilling, Kailyarders, Adamh, Emerald Dawn, Perkelt, Jim Sharkey, The Elders, Don Gabbert, Barleyjuice, O'Hanleigh.
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This Week in Celtic Music
0:40 "Farewell to Whalley Range" by Nine-8ths Irish from West of Ireland
4:35 "Dark Forest" by Harpnotic from Harpnotic
7:48 "Roll Back Columbia" by David Nigel Lloyd from Rivers, Kings and Curses
10:46 "George Brabazon/The Boys of Ballysodare/Reeping the Rye" by Aisling from Pilgrim's Road
15:40 "Out of the Blue (... We'll Always Have Brugge)" by New Shilling from New Shilling
20:04 CELTIC MUSIC NEWS
20:43 "The Black Well" by Kailyarders from The Black Well
23:56 "Kilmovee Jig/The Sleeping Fat Cat/Eddie Kelly's" by Adamh from Adamh
28:51 "Whiskey for My Mates" by Emerald Dawn
31:57 "Ai List Lo Lop" by Perkelt from Dowry of a Troll Woman
35:47 "Sweet Anne's Road" by Jim Sharkey from Sweet Anne's Road
42:06 CELTIC FEEDBACK
45:36 "Meetings of the Waters" by The Elders from Story Road
50:06 "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" by Don Gabbert from Alone on the Porch
54:08 "Songs For Sinners" by Barleyjuice from Bonny Prince Barley
59:55 "Ain't It Bloody Well Grand to be Irish (and Living in the USA)" by O'Hanleigh from Of Irish Crossings Told
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