Crazy Summer Dance

Greetings Celtic Music Lovers!

I'm in Cambridge, England right now. We're having a great time.

I just wanted to send you a quick reminder that there's a new episode of the podcast that is now online. It features music from Scottish Octopus, Olta, The Selkie Girls, Jameson’s Revenge, Ramsay & Black, The Fire Inside, Canned Haggis, Beth Patterson, Marc Gunn, Celtic Cross, Steel City Rovers, Redhill Rats, The Bloody Irish Boys, Celtica Pipes Rock! Check it out:
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Thank you for all your support!

Slainte!
Marc Gunn, The Celtfather
July 7, 2016

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The success of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast is due to the generosity of people like you. Your generous pledge of as little as $1 per episode covers the cost of producing the show, as well as my time in producing it.

What else do you get?

Regular episodes 1-3 days before they are officially published on Thursday
Bonus episodes unique to Patreon every few months, as well as occasional extended episodes
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When we hit a Big Milestone, you get a two-hour episode of the podcast. Next up is a feature on the Women in Celtic music

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Jolly Irish Brogue

Greetings Celtic Music Lovers!

I'm back once again from England. My wife had a conference in Cambridge. We brought the kids with us. I took care of them while she was at her conference. We visited the botanical gardens, Lammas Land (a playground), and King's College in downtown Cambridge. We went punting, then walked everywhere else. It was a wonderful vacation. The kids were absolutely amazing.

Travel does amazing things for people. It opens your mind and helps you to grow. I see that especially when we take our children on big vacations, but even in adults. I see it all the time on my Celtic Invasion Vacations. How many of my invaders took one small trip and then the world was theirs!

I highly recommend that you go traveling. Start by going to another state. Then plan a trip to another country. If you're a little worried about that, find a tour. Do it once, and you'll begin to see how easy it is and how awesome too.

I added a new feature to the Celtic Music Magazine this week where I highlight bands who submitted a new album to the podcast.

You see, every time a band submits music, I ask them to complete a form at 4celts.com. The form asks for a short description of their band, info about the latest album, and interesting fact about the band. I've used some of this information for blog posts or podcasts. This week, I share new submissions exclusively in the Celtic Music Magazine.

My latest album, Pirates vs. Dragons, comes out in less than two weeks on July 27. It's a concept album. You’ll hear sea shanties interwoven with a Celtic Steampunk musical story about an air pirate that kidnaps a bard to immortalize his dragon treasure hunting in song. What he doesn’t realize is that the musician will do anything to protect the dragons.

You can pre-order the album on iTunes now. Or subscribe to my mailing list to notified when it is released.

My goal is to have a big release on CD Baby on July 27th. So if you want to wait until then and help me top the charts, I'd be greatly appreciative. You can watch the latest music video on Facebook.

I should point out. This is not entirely a Celtic album. It's more sea shanty, pirate, and folk music, something you might enjoy more if you're into Renaissance festivals or maybe Steampunk music.

Thank you for all your support!

Slainte!
Marc Gunn, The Celtfather
July 14, 2016

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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC

PODCAST: Put on your own jolly Irish brogue. Then sing and dance along with this week’s show featuring indie Celtic music from New York Brogue, NUA, Good Foot, Adam Beattie, The Bordercollies, Trinity River Whalers, Taisgeal Clachan, Songs for Ceilidh, The Jolly Rogues, Caledonia Swing, The Kilt Lifters, Dave Wilson and Willie B., Naymedici, Ceann, Mark Saul.
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NEW CELTIC CDs

Every week, I release my full list of New Celtic CDs that are out this week. You can find the complete list on our website at http://celticmusicpodcast.com/NewCelticCDs. Take a moment and listen to my Top 4 Picks.

Runa - Live

Live
by RUNA
Innovative and award-winning Celtic Roots music!
Genre: Folk: Celtic Folk
Release Date: 2016

Redwood
by Lexington Field
Folk versions of our past fiddle rock songs.
Genre: Folk: Celtic Folk
Release Date: 2016

Turrys
by Ruth Keggin
Turrys (‘Journey’), by Manx Gaelic singer Ruth Keggin, will take you on a compelling journey through the songs and music of the Isle of Man. The follow-up recording to her critically acclaimed debut album Sheear (2014).
Genre: Folk: Contemporary Celtic
Release Date: 2016

Cybertrad
by Matthew Olwell
CyberTrad is an experimental music project that combines traditional & original Irish wooden flute with vocals, bass & Human Beatbox.
Genre: World: Celtic
Release Date: 2016

NEW TO THE SHOW

<a href="http://taisgealclachan.bandcamp.com/album/finding-the-lost-village-remastered">Finding the Lost Village [Remastered] by Taisgeal Clachan</a>

Band: Taisgeal Clachan (tash-geeal klak-en)
Homepage: https://taisgealclachan.bandcamp.com/
Facebook: http://
Album: Finding the Lost Village [Remastered]
Year_Released: 2013
Hometown: Bradenton, FL USA

Description: Taisgeal Clachan is an instrumental celtic/folk project that was formed with the idea of creating original neo-celtic music. "Finding the Lost Village" is the album that resulted from this idea. The sound and atmosphere is achieved using electric guitar and bass, as well as drums. All of which was recorded, mixed, and mastered by the band themselves in the summer of 2008. The material ended up being shelved due to the band member's other obligations until 2013 when it was subsequently remastered. It is currently available for download in it's entirety, and for free, on the band's bandcamp page.

Personal Fact: Certain parts of songs, as well as entire songs (in the case of the rather perplexing spaghetti western tribute to Ennio Morricone) were written in the studio and immediately recorded.

Band: The Kilt Lifters
Homepage: http://thekiltlifters.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KiltLifters/
Album: Jack in the Green
Year_Released: 2016
Hometown: Kailua-Kona, HI

Description: An eclectic blend of traditional Celtic Folk Music with a Rock and Roll twist, The Kilt Lifters offer a unique music experience based in Kona, Hawai’i. Featuring Chris Carr on Flute, Guitar and vocals with Mark Caudill on Violin, the Kilt Lifters will get you lifting you glasses and spirits!

Personal Fact: i have a love of history, which lends itself to this music. Telling the stories behind the songs is part of our show! Every performing member of this band lives near an active lava flow.

<a href="http://adambeattie.bandcamp.com/album/the-road-not-taken">The Road Not Taken by Adam Beattie</a>

Band: Adam Beattie
Homepage: http://www.adambeattie.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/adambeattieandtheconsultants/
Album: The Road Not Taken
Year_Released: 2016
Hometown: Inverurie, Scotland

Description: Scottish singer songwriter Adam Beattie’s “folk stews and dirty blues” mixes Celtic folk, American blues, country and early jazz balladry. Emotional but laced with wry humour, gentle but gutsy at the core, Adam’s beautiful melodies combine with inventive lyrics to tackle themes of life, love, death and hope. His exquisite voice and intricate guitar work fuse to create an intoxicating musical experience that will envelop you like a warm hug.

From the Celtic waltz of 'A song of One Hundred Years' (a song he wrote for his grandfather) to the blues-tones of ‘The Man Who Loves Too Much’, and from the melancholy jazz ballad ‘Catch the Biggest Fish and Let it Go’ to the Turkish infused 5/4 groove ‘I’m On Your Side’, Adam has created a breathtakingly beautiful sound that is all his own.

Personal Fact: Started playing fiddle (Scottish violin) with my sister Sarah Beattie at a young age, I moved on to guitar and started writing songs, she stayed on fiddle, we still play a lot together today. We were both members of the Garioch Fiddlers, a fiddle group in our home town.

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What else do you get?

Regular episodes 1-3 days before they are officially published on Thursday
Bonus episodes unique to Patreon every few months, as well as occasional extended episodes
Discounts on podcast merch
When we hit a Big Milestone, you get a two-hour episode of the podcast. Next up is a feature on the Women in Celtic music

You get all of this for just $1 per episode. And you can also limit how much you spend each month!

Become a Patron today because you can help celebrate Celtic culture through music.

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Copyright 2000-2016 Marc Gunn

Wandering Aengus

Greetings Celtic Music Lovers!

This summer has flown by. Seems like every week, there's something that has me busy as can be. Fortunately, it's not affecting my production schedule for the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. You have to listen to this week's gems in the show. Then remember to vote in the Celtic Top 20.

This week, I'm getting ready for my CD Release Party for Pirates vs. Dragons at Johnnie MacCracken's Celtic Pub in Mariettta, Georgia. I'm also running a big promo to top the charts on CD Baby on July 27th, when the album is officially released. I'm doing promotions almost daily. And I even have a concert window CD Release planned for the 28th. I'm excited!

If you enjoy my music, and want to save 40% when you buy the album on the 27th, or even better, you want to get a deluxe edition, make sure you sign up for my mailing list at savedragons.com.

This is a concept album. You’ll hear sea shanties interwoven with a Celtic Steampunk musical story about an air pirate that kidnaps a bard to immortalize his dragon treasure hunting in song. What he doesn’t realize is that the musician will do anything to protect the dragons.

Thank you for all your support!

Slainte!
Marc Gunn, The Celtfather
July 21, 2016

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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC

PODCAST: Wandering the Celtic countryside looking for great indie Celtic music I found David Hyams, Lochlainn, Celtic Squall, The Nettles, The Kish Celtic Band, Shillelagh!, Beth Patterson & Patrick O’Flaherty, Darren Raleigh, Marc Gunn, Bill Grogan’s Goat, The Tossers, Connemara Stone Company, Cleghorn, The Ceili Family. Listen and Share!
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NEW CELTIC CDs

Baby Celtic - Wigglyjigs & Irish Lullabies

Baby Celtic - Wigglyjigs & Irish Lullabies
by The Baby Celtic Band & The Irish Rovers
All instrumental. Jigs, reels and lullabies for children. Originally performed by members of The Irish Rovers for the enjoyment of their own grandchildren.
Genre: Kids/Family: Lullabies
Release Date: 2016

Bywater
by Bywater Band
Debut album of fresh and exciting original music in the Scottish and Irish traditions from Boston based Bywater Band. One of the most exciting new albums on the traditional music scene.
Genre: World: Celtic
Release Date: 2016

Bay Laurel
by Bay Laurel
Bay Laurel combines the Traditional style with new harmonies, unusual time signatures and their own original material.
Genre: Folk: Contemporary Celtic
Release Date: 2016

Alive & Well, Vol. 2
by Get up Jack!
Genre: Rock: Celtic Rock
Release Date: 2016

NEW TO THE SHOW

Band: Shillelagh!
Homepage: http://shillelaghtexas.bandcamp.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/shillelaghmusic/
Album: A Turn of Fortune
Year_Released: 2016
Hometown: Rosanky, TX

Description: Intercentury Overdrive from Texas Celtedelic band Shillelagh! Richly produced musical adventures that travel far through interlocking levels of sound, history or myth, and emotion. Ranging smoothly from acoustic purity to raw innovation, Shillelagh! is handcrafted music in the living tradition.

Personal Fact: Laura Leom is a forest dwelling artist and compos(t)er who has wild birds eat out of her hand. Scott Boswell has been an independent craftsperson and audio electronics designer for over 20 years. Tree Leom is famous to those who know him. Sean Orr has been on more stages than a dwarf leprechaun's pet flying walking stick can shake a wee magic shillelagh at.

Band: The Ceili Family
Homepage: http://www.ceilifamily.de
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theceilifamily/
Album: Ministry of Silly Folk
Year_Released: 2016
Hometown: Hagen, Germany

Description: Irish-inspired, contemporary music. No messing around. Handmade Irish Entertainment Folk’n’Roll with no frills! „You cannot tell a good story, without a pack of lies“, Ronnie Drew once said in a TV show. The Ceili Family tells many a story. Ain’t it great to be alive? Throw your Diary in the Garbagecan! Songs that make you happy, thoughtful and often thirsty.

Personal_Fact: ...love Doolin, Co Clare...was inspired by the place and the music! Compilation: Yes, please consider adding one of my songs to your compilation

Band: Bill Grogan's Goat
Homepage: http://billgrogansgoat.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/BillGrogansGoat
Album: Third Eye
Year_Released: Pre-release, October 1, 2016
Hometown: United States

Description: Bill Grogan’s Goat combines solid Detroit rock with traditional Celtic melodies to produce a truly unique sound, tightly combining traditional songs with reels, jigs, and hornpipes at a pace that will challenge the Lord of the Dance himself. Highland pipes, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, bouzouki, and penny whistle, accompanied by rock and roll bass, guitar, and drums, breathe new life into time-honored songs of love, war and whiskey. Kick out the Celtic jams!

Personal_Fact: Our favorite show every year is Parade Day at PJ's Lager House in Detroit

Band: De Ceadaoin (dee Kad-en) It means Wednesday
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeCeadoin/
Album: Album_Name
Year_Released: 2016
Hometown: Augusta, Ga.

Description: De Ceadaoin is an eclectic but traditional Irish ceili-type band. The band's focus is on traditional Irish music, and they have a passion for going back to the really old stuff -- pieces that no one has played for 100 years that they dig up in old music books from the Traditional Irish Music Archives in Dublin. De Ceadaoin has been together as a band for about two years. Before that, they met at a session in their hometown, Augusta, Ga. When the hosting pub shut down, they continued to meet each week and eventually started playing local gigs and events.

Personal_Fact: Magic still lives in Ireland, and two most magical places I've visted there are Thor Ballylee (Yeat's home in Co. Galway) and Carrowmore Neolithic Cemetery in Co. Sligo

Band: NUA
Homepage: http://trionua.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/trionua
Album: FLOW
Year_Released: 2016
Hometown: Toronto, Canada

Description: NUA is an award-winning innovative trad trio, bringing a fresh and unique sound to traditional music, creating their own distinctive original compositions, balanced with traditional and contemporary tunes drawn from Irish and Scottish traditions.The interaction between the three is what really makes the music shine, whether it be their soaring melodies or tasteful grooves.
The original tune-writing of NUA gives their music its groundbreaking, adventurous quality, as demonstrated on their debut album BOLD. Bordering on progressive, while hinting at the traditions of the past, NUA’s compositions will take you on an exhilarating journey, creating an atmosphere and mood unique to the listener. The trio is also well known for their exciting incorporation of odd time signatures and polyrhythms, which give the music an electrifying lift and spontaneity. NUA recently released their highly anticipated second album FLOW featuring all original compositions.

PATRONAGE HAS ITS PERKS - LISTEN EARLIER IN THE WEEK

HUGE THANKS to Jessica Clark, our newest Patron of the Podcast.

What else do you get?

Regular episodes 1-3 days before they are officially published on Thursday
Bonus episodes unique to Patreon every few months, as well as occasional extended episodes
Discounts on podcast merch
When we hit a Big Milestone, you get a two-hour episode of the podcast. Next up is a feature on the Women in Celtic music

You get all of this for just $1 per episode. And you can also limit how much you spend each month!

Become a Patron today because you can help celebrate Celtic culture through music.

INVITE YOUR FRIENDS

Do your friends love Celtic music? Invite them to join the Celtic Music Magazine today! They too will get 34 Celtic MP3s when they subscribe. And it's FREE!

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Copyright 2000-2016 Marc Gunn

Celtic Dedication

Greetings Celtic Music Lovers!

No. The podcast is not yet up. But it will be first thing tomorrow morning at 5am CST, as usual. I decided to send this message out a day early for slightly selfish reasons.

You see, I released my new album Pirates vs. Dragons this morning. I'm trying to push it to #1 on CD Baby. Around noon, I had achived 1/3 of the sales that I think I need to top the charts. I'm hoping that you will help me push it over the top.

Right now, the album is 40% off the usual price. That's just $9 for a CD or $6 for MP3 downloads. So it's not too expensive. So if you'd like to help out your friendly Celtic DJ, please buy Pirates vs. Dragons today.

If you'd rather support help another Celtic band top the charts, We Banjo 3 is releasing a new album in a few days, called String Theory. They're asking people to pre-order the album on iTunes. They are hoping to chart on Billboard! Visit their website for details.

And don't miss Shillelagh!'s new album called A Turn of Fortune. The tracks I've heard so far sound fantastic!

Thanks as always for supporting indie Celtic music.

Oh! And I almost forgot, I'm having a CD Release Party on Concert Window, tomorrow night, July 28th at 8Pm CST. Come join me!

Slainte!
Marc Gunn, The Celtfather
July 28, 2016

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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC

PODCAST: This show is dedicated Michael Liebmann. If you’re a long-time listener, then you have heard Michael in the Celtic Feedback section where he was a regular contributor. He was also a big promoter of Celtic music and filk music. And he was a friend. Sadly, he passed away on July 26th. So I would like to dedicate this show to Michael with some awesome Celtic music from Becky Taylor, Anton Emery, Headland, Round the House, Claire Roche, We Banjo 3, Shillelagh!, NUA, Brobdingnagian Bards, The McDades, De Ceadaoin, Blackwater, Cu Dubh, Hair of the Dog, Tale | Theo Niessink, Ockham’s Razor, Black Rose Roisin Dubh.
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NEW CELTIC CDs

nathan gourley and joey abar - copley street

Copley Street
by Nathan Gourley & Joey Abarta
Traditional Irish Music on fiddle, uilleann pipes, and greek bouzouki.
Genre: Folk: Irish Traditional
Release Date: 2016

Dancer in the Wind
by Perkelt
PerKelt is a Celtic Medieval Seed Folk band based in London, UK, who draws from various traditional and ancient sources to create new, original high-energy songs in a Celtic style.
Genre: Folk: Celtic Fusion
Release Date: 2016

De Ma Langue Natale
by La Madeleine
Accompanied in concert by violin, accordion, guitar and piano, Vocalist Madeleine St. Amant delivers the songs of Edith Piaf and other classic French and Canadian artists with a disarmingly genuine warmth and simplicity.
Genre: World: Western European
Release Date: 2016

From Liverpool to Frisco
by Kick Up the Dust
Traditional songs from Ireland, Scotland England and elsewhere played with energy and enthusiasm by some of the finest folk musicians in Southern California joined by old friends from England.
Genre: Folk: Drinking Songs
Release Date: 2008

PATRONAGE HAS ITS PERKS - LISTEN EARLIER IN THE WEEK

HUGE THANKS to Jessica Clark, our newest Patron of the Podcast.

What else do you get?

Regular episodes 1-3 days before they are officially published on Thursday
Bonus episodes unique to Patreon every few months, as well as occasional extended episodes
Discounts on podcast merch
When we hit a Big Milestone, you get a two-hour episode of the podcast. Next up is a feature on the Women in Celtic music

You get all of this for just $1 per episode. And you can also limit how much you spend each month!

Become a Patron today because you can help celebrate Celtic culture through music.

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The Long Road to Dundee

Greetings Celtic Music Lovers!

School starts this week. My daughter Kenzie is off to kindergarten. Where on earth has the time gone? But it's just the beginning...

I just have one child at home on weekdays now. That means I have more time to promote Celtic bands through the podcast and Facebook. My time this summer has been lacking. Instead, I've been struggling to stay on top of the show each week. I definitely need to plan better next summer.

One of the things I really want to do is bring new artists onto the show. Will you do me a favor? Email me 3 bands that you' think should be played on the podcast. I will reach out to them. Maybe in September, we can have another new music segment.

Thank you for all your support of indie Celtic music. Keep sharing these artists with your friends.

Slainte!
Marc Gunn, The Celtfather
August 11, 2016

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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC

PODCAST: There’s nothing like some awesome Celtic music when you’re on a long road. This week, you’ll get some from Colin Farrell, Socks in the Frying Pan, The Wild Clover, Con Durham & Maz O’Flaherty, Hank Cramer, Emerald Rose, Kosaka Kazuhiko, Carl Peterson, McFlooseys, The Logues, Angus Mohr, Dust Rhinos, Flatfoot 56, Tullamore.
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NEW CELTIC CDs

Martyn Travis - Walk a Path

Walk a Path (Remastered 30yr Anniversary Edition)
by Martyn Travis
Folk music with traditional celtic influences that encompass a true to life lyric about lost love, growing up in Ireland, working as a fisherman and emigration.
Genre: Folk: Celtic Folk
Release Date: 2016

River Waiting
by Connla
Connla are an exciting new band based in Armagh and Derry, Ireland. The band have strong Trad roots with an impressive line-up of young talented musicians.
Genre: Folk: Traditional Folk
Release Date: 2016

The Coming of Spring
by Ben Walker & Chris Knowles
Atmospheric and exciting traditional Irish and Celtic music played on Uilleann pipes, Celtic harp, flute, whistle and bouzouki.
Genre: Folk: Irish Traditional
Release Date: 2016

PATRONAGE HAS ITS PERKS - LISTEN EARLIER IN THE WEEK

HUGE THANKS to Lynda MacNeil, Mark Allison, Larry McCloskey, our newest Patrons of the Podcast.

What else do you get?

Regular episodes 1-3 days before they are officially published on Thursday
Bonus episodes unique to Patreon every few months, as well as occasional extended episodes
Discounts on podcast merch
When we hit a Big Milestone, you get a two-hour episode of the podcast. Next up is a feature on the Women in Celtic music

You get all of this for just $1 per episode. And you can also limit how much you spend each month!

Become a Patron today because you can help celebrate Celtic culture through music.

INVITE YOUR FRIENDS

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