ALL Folk: Irish Traditional albums

5 MILE CHASE: Your Town: Irish traditional music with deep roots and branches all over the place. From straight ahead driving jig medleys to bossa nova hornpipes, from reels that swing to Tom Waits songs with an accordion, influences from Kentucky to Bulgaria.
97TH REGIMENTAL STRING BAND: Vol V "raise A Ruckus" Vol V: An actual string band of the civil war era singing a wide variety of traditional American songs in authentic, "living history" style.
ALAN S FERGUSON, LOUISE STEDING, COLIN MERRY: Live At the Irish Club: On a warm October evening at the Irish Club in Perth, Western Australia, the artists got together for an impromptu concert, which proved to be an overwhelming success.
ALEX REIDINGER: The Pleasures Of Hope: The debut CD of this All-Ireland musician, featuring masterful playing on fiddle, harp, and concertina. Alex Reidinger plays everything from jigs and reels to airs with a traditional style and maturity that is rarely found in young musicians.
ALLISON BARBER: Traveling Home: Traditional Irish music with a touch of American folk.
AN LAR: Bümpliz Süd: the third release of one of the most exciting celtic folk bands contains wonderful songs and tunes from Ireland, Scotland and Asturias and thrilling original material by the band
ANN GALLOGLY: Half Irish, Full of Love: Traditional Irish and Broadway combined with an amazing vocal range and versatility, this album draws you in from the first note and never lets you go. Artist's debut album - but expect many more great things to come.
ANN HEYMANN: Cruit go nÓr • Harp of Gold: Cláirseach master Ann Heymann plays repertoire from the age of her instrument (c.1100-1700): the Gaelic gold-, silver-, and brass-strung harp, both solo and accompanied by lute, vielle, gamba and flute.
ANNE SANDS: The Day Is Well Spent: Haunting love songs from one of the best known names in Irish traditional music.
ANTHONY DELALLO: An Irish Journey: An original musical journey through the Emerald Isle of Ireland performed by this phenomenal tenor sensation.
APPALACHIAN CELTIC CONSORT: Come by the Hills: ACC plays a mix of Scottish and Irish jigs, reels, dances and songs played on guitar, whistle, concertina, bodharan, Irish bouzouki, mandolin and hammered dulcimer.
ARUNDO: Tuesday Nights @39A: They play an impressive array of traditional music from Ireland and South America with many of their own compositions. They'll take you on a musical journey from the high Andean Altiplano to the valleys of Cork and Kerry.
ARUNDO: Live at Counihans: An impressive array of traditional music from Ireland and South America with many of their own compositions. The live and fun atmosphere that can be generated during an Irish Music session is perfectly caprtured on this album.
ATHAS: Athas: This traditional Irish trio produces a beautiful, upbeat blend of Irish fiddle, viola, whistle, wooden flute, guitar, bodhran, djembe, and spoons in their debut album.
ATLANTIC WAVE: Craic'd!: Traditional music of Ireland, Scotland, and Cape Breton.
BAND OF SHYSTERS: The Girl From the North: Irish folk/pop/punk with an unique, unmistakable Savonian streak. This debut release by Finland's foremost Celtic folkpunk group is already quickly becoming a hit & a classic.
BART SAYLOR AND FRIENDS: Dancin' Fools: Original contra dance music featuring hammer dulcimer, fiddles, and percussion.
BEATNIK TURTLE: Sham Rock: Thirteen of your favorite Irish pub songs rocked out and energized with big drums, loud horns, and guitars cranked to "11".
BECKY TAYLOR: Ireland Bridge: Hardcore diddly-dee meets celtic funk. A dynamic and vibrant mix of traditional and contemporary compositions from Yorkshire's renowned uilleann piper and multi-instrumentalist.
BEER BELLY: Giant Finn MacCool: Uplifting songs, sing-along ballads, bawdy tales and a bit of the brew are trademarks of Beer Belly, a six-piece band from Slovenia. The aim of the group is to present the sound of Irish reels and jigs, Scottish bagpipes and traditional Celtic music.
BEHAN: Startin' At The Finish Line: Irish traditional pub songs with a rousing kicked up spin
BENNY & THE BLUEBIRD: When The Yellow's On The Bloom: Origional acoustic music mixed with traditional folk music featuring acoustic guitar and accordian.
BILL COLLINS AND NINA ZANETTI: The Sum of the Parts: Mountain dulcimer solos and duets.
BILL MONAGHAN: Celtic Pride: A spirited compilation of Traditional Irish Folk Songs with three Monaghan Originals.
BLACKTHORN: Ratty Shoes: Contemporary celtic rock music at its best. This band will take you on a wild journey through both the traditional and contemporary cultures of Ireland and America through songs of history, humour, fact and fable, and genuine Irish traditional music.
BLACKWATER: Stranded: New takes on traditional songs and tunes blended with fresh, original compositions comprise the second release of one of the best Celtic ensembles out today.
BLAGGARDS: Standards: STOUT IRISH ROCK
BLARNEY PILGRIMS: Olde Day Again: Traditional Irish folk featuring fiddle, flute, whistle, guitar, uilleann pipes, and bohdran.
BLOOMSDAY: Four Who Share The Room: Celtic folk
BOHOLA: bo-Ho-Ho-hola: bohola's latest holiday recording, featuring the hilarious Dear Nuala.
BOHOLA: Jimmy Keane & Pat Broaders: "Finely rendered jigs, ballads and laments receive inventive arrangements, fine vocals and impressive instrumentation. This is Irish Music for the new century." --Chicago Sun-Times
BOHOLA: bits of bohola: Digital gems from the bohola music archive
BOHOLA: bits of bohola (and a bit): "bits of bohola (and a bit)" is the second collection of digital gems from the bohola music archives
BOSTON BLACKTHORNE: Better Late than Ever: Boston Blackthorne plays driving Celtic and Irish influenced original music with 4 part harmonies and instruments including fiddle, bouzouki, mandolin, guitar, bass and drums (bodhran). This CD won the Live Wire award from Springfield Newspapers for best
BRENDAN BEGLEY: It Could Be a Good Night Yet! Oíche go Maidean: This is old-style traditional accordion from Kerry's Dingle peninsula. The CD includes five songs, both in English and Gaelic, and eight sets of tunes.
BRENDAN BULGER, MARTY FAHEY, KATHLEEN GAVIN: Music at the House: Irish traditional music with a straightforward and relaxed attitude. Great old tunes combined with obscure versions of others...in the tradition of the wonderful old fiddle, accordion and piano albums of the 1970s. Great music for tapping your foot.
BRIAN BORU IRISH PIPE BAND: Minstrel Boy, Scotland the Brave, Johnny Scobie - (The Single) Bagpipes: Bagpipe rendition of the classic Minstrel Boy, Scotland the Brave and Johnny Scobie. "Hark when the night is falling- Hear. hear the pipes are calling"
BRIAN BORU IRISH PIPE BAND: Best of the Brian Boru Bagpipe Band: This St. Paul bagpipe company performs 10 of your favorite Irish pieces, from Kelly to Wearing of the Green to Minstrel Boy.
BRIGANDS' FOLIE: Fog & Fire: Traditional English, Scottish, and Irish music of the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries featuring original arrangements and compositions with a decidedly unique edge.
BRUCE KURNOW: Celtic Echoes: Captures the mystic and rich heritage of a people that spanned from the northern regions of France to the rugged cliffs of Ireland.
CAIRDE NA GAEL: Cairde na Gael: It's O'kie Irish Music, which is Irish Traditional Tunes with a lively Oklahoma style. We play Celtic Ballads, Pub Songs, Sea Shanties, Jigs, Reels, Polkas, as well as some modern Irish arrangements with a great passion. Instruments include, guitar, fiddl
CALLANISH: An Dara: Celtic traditional - Fiddle, bagpipes, flute, whistle, concertina, guitar, bouzouki, percussion, vocals. Lively, happy music from the Celtic lands - the second album by these six musicians from Pennsylvania.
CARL PAYNE: Time Of Change: A multi-instrumentalist that performs many different music genres. From new age to Celtic, jazz and more-if you enjoy listening to different styles of music, you will love “time of change”.
CARLOS PLUMLEY / MIKE HERR: Hawthorn: A unique blend of traditional Irish fiddle and mandolin with unusual autoharp virtuosity in presenting Celtic dance music.
CELIA: The Bard Of Armagh: A Tribute To Tommy Makem: 13 songs to celebrate the life of Tommy Makem. A tribute album with songs he sang, wrote, and a few written by Celia that were inspired by Tommy.
CELTIC CROSSROAD: Cunla: Celtic Crossroad brings the music of Ireland, Scotland, and England to life through tight harmonies and powerful, intricate instrumentation on guitar, fiddle, banjo, whistle, mandolin, and bodhran.
CELTIC FIDDLE FESTIVAL: Équinoxe: "Three sensational fiddlers from three distinct Celtic traditions. Breathtaking." Boston Herald Kevin Burke (Ireland), Christian Lemaître (Brittany), André Brunet (Quebec) and Ged Foley (UK, Ireland) on guitar
CHARLENE ADZIMA: The Initiation: A montage of fresh and exciting traditional and newly-composed Irish music on fiddle and Gaelic songs sung in old and new ways.
CHARLIE O' BRIEN: Songs from an Outpost: This album occupies a quiet, not-so-trodden region, coming from the world of Irish trad. and folk music yet pushing the creative boundaries of that space. It contains 8 original songs in English and 3 traditional Gaelic songs, sensitively arranged.
CHRISTINE KELLAR: Terence McShane: A little bit of bluegrass; a lot of love.
CHULRUA: The Singing Kettle: Jigs, reels, hornpipes, and songs -- 'pure drop' Irish traditional music.
CIARA CONSIDINE: Ó Mo Chroí: An enchanting album of Irish Traditional songs which cuts straight to the soul. Loved the world over, these songs speak of family, famine and emigration. Accompanying her stunning vocals, Ciara also plays all 8 instruments on the album.
CINDY KALLET AND GREY LARSEN: Cross the Water: A collection of vivid and expansive folk music, deeply rooted in the traditions of Ireland, New England, Appalachia and Scandinavia, interwoven with renaissance and baroque-style counterpoint and colored with alto and bass vocals.
CLADDAGH: Seven Dragons: You can't sit still listening to Claddagh. It's high energy, traditional Irish music played with consummate skill and style. Seven Dragons is a delightful romp through Celtic tradition with a little twenty first century twist.
CLIFF MOSES: The Curlews: Irish traditional music on hammered dulcimer and concertina with guest Irish musicians Josephine Keegan, Seamus Connolly, and Tony Smith
COMHALTAS: Rogha Órdha: A selection of Irish traditional 'golden moments' of music and song launched at Scoil Éigse 2001 to celebrate Comhaltas's Golden Jubilee
COMHALTAS: Foinn Seisiún 3: 108 Traditional Irish Session Tunes, straight from the heart of Dublin.
COMHALTAS: Foinn Seisiún 1: Traditional Irish Session Tunes: Irish Traditional Music at its best - straight from the source in Dublin. 2 1/2 hours of Ireland's finest musicians playing 116 session tunes on a double CD set.
COMHALTAS: Foinn Seisiún Book 1: An indispensable tunebook for learning Irish traditional music.
COMHALTAS: Foinn Seisiún Book 2: Collection of Irish traditional session tunes, arranged for easy reference and learning.
COMHALTAS CONCERT TOUR 2003: From the Liffey to the Hudson: Traditional Irish Folk
CONAL O GRADA: Cnoc Bui: Irish traditional flute
CURTIS & LORETTA: Sit Down Beside Me: Timeless songs and tunes of the British Isles with incredible harmonies, Celtic harp, mandolin, and mandocello, by an award winning husband and wife duo.
CYNTHIA BENNETT: Cauldron of Life: A rich vocal/acoustic performance of traditional ballads and original songs about Irish women,often with a humorous twist.
CYNTHIA BENNETT: Mother Ireland's Daughters: Irish ballads and original songs of the Easter Rising, the Troubles, and the hope for peace, with Cynthia's rich vocals in traditional acoustic style.
DAN CAROLLO: Waiting For Inspiration: Accoustic fingerstyle guitar with multi-instrument accompaniment. Traditional Irish and American tunes.
DAN CAROLLO: Miles From Dublin: Guitar-driven, multi-instrumental Irish, American and original tunes featuring acoustic guitar, uilleann pipes, fiddle, accordion and mandolin.
DAN COMPTON & FRAN SLEFER: The Rambler: Traditional & original tunes on squeezebox, fiddle & guitar from Ireland, France and Brittany, as well as their own imaginations -- all played with warmth and grace.
DAN MUDD: Irish Dittys: One of many music Teaching DVDs within the Play & Sing Series designed for Singers(novice to pro) wishing to accompany their own voice at the piano or keyboard. It's a quick, easy, highly visual approach that doesn't require knowlege of written notation.
DARBY AND VI CHILDS: Bar Room Songs: We're a piano/vocal duo featuring old Bar Room Ditties.
DAVE FLYNN: Draíocht: A magical album of songs and instrumentals inspired by traditional Irish music with subtle influences from African music and jazz by the acclaimed award-winning composer, Dave Flynn
DAVID ALGEO SMITH: Thais To The Irish: Fiddle Tunes From The Street: This disc--nominated in 2006 for the Just Plain Folks Music Awards in the Solo Instrumental Album category--features the 2004 Indiana State Hot Fiddle champ David Algeo Smith fiddling tunes from the U.S., Ireland, and Thailand. . .
DAVID BREWER: Living Tradition: Self-penned tunes in the Celtic style, played on whistle, fiddle, Highland Bagpipes, Border Pipes, small pipes, and uilleann pipes with accompaniment on guitar, bouzouki, piano, harp, oboe, and cello.
DAVID MUNNELLY BAND: Live: Traditional Irish music
DENNIS GALLERY & FRIENDS: Dennis Gallery & Friends: A rich collection of Classic Irish songs and tunes featuring some of the finest Irish American musicians in the New York area. This is a must have for Irish music fans of all ages.
DERVISH: Spirit: High powered traditional music from Ireland using fiddle flute and accordion, mandola bouzouki and percussion and featuring the distinctive voice of Cathy Jordan.
DERVISH: Traveling Show: Ever imaginative, their latest album features new arrangements of rare and unusual traditional songs such as Lord Levett. Cathy Jordan refashioned this poignant lyric by writing a new melody and asking the superb Triona Ni Dhomhnaill to play harpsichord.
DOC ROSSI: Pasqualini Demarzi: Six Sonatas for Cetra or Kitara: Eighteenth-century cittern music played on an original 18th-century cittern plus archlute and baroque guitar. Six sonatas plus six solos of Irish traditional music.
DOOLEY BROTHERS: Black Sunshine: From Dublin to Doo-Wop, these four brothers use their strong harmonies and instrumental talent to bring forth the result of 40 years of live performances, with something for every taste: rowdy, pensive, rocking, funny and just plain pretty.
DOUGAL ADAMS AND ORMONDE WATERS: The Good Ear: Ormonde Waters and Dougal Adams play an exciting blend of Irish traditional Music on flute and concertina drawn from 15 years of enjoying each others musical company.
DREAGN FOLTZ: New To Old Folk: Traditional Celtic folk with modern solo acoustic zest
DUCK BAKER: My Heart Belongs To Jenny: Solo fingerstyle arrangments of Irish traditional tunes by one of the acknowledged masters
EINSTEIN'S LITTLE HOMUNCULUS: Double Redundancy: Somewhere between a bake sale and a yard sale, it combines our first 2 cassettes into one 24 track monstrosity.
ELIOT GRASSO: Standing Room Only: The debut album by uilleann piper Eliot Grasso features a riveting selection of Irish traditional tunes, Cape Breton tunes, and original tunes performed with a cast of world class of musicians.
EMERALD ISLE: Mist on the Mountain: Traditional Irish dance music played on guitar and tin whistle. Sometimes traditional, sometimes not, Emerald Isle's music is always filled with energy and warmth.
EMERALD ROAD: Emerald Road: Traditional Irish folk music from upstate South Carolina
EMIGRANT EYES: Emigrant Eyes: Irish traditional music served up with fresh arrangements and wonderful harmonies will make you feel Ireland is just a step away from your home.
FDNY PIPES AND DRUMS: Transmit The Box: A great compilation of Irish and Scottish tunes played on the great highland bagpipes and drums by New York City's bravest.
FERGAL SCAHILL: The Dusty Bridge: Irish fiddle music at its best with superb accompaniment by pianist, Ryan Molloy, these two expert musicians combine to create a fresh, vibrant sound which will leave you breathless.
FIDDLEHEAD: The Pure Drop: An exciting blend of Celtic music and song, featuring fiddle, uilleann pipes, sweet vocals in Gaelic and English, guitar, and bouzouki.
FINBAR FUREY AND ROBERT STEWART: Aran (Celtic Gypsy Music): Irish and Scottish Celtic original and traditional music and songs, with a gypsy emphasis.
FLYING COWS OF VENTRY: Celtic Ruminations: Irish Traditional Music to turn your heads. Lively, upbeat, yet the traditional fashion, Get up and dance.
FOUR LEAF PEAT: Four Leaf Peat: Irish Music steeped in the tradition of pub sessions.
FOUR SHILLINGS SHORT: Of Labour & Love: Beautifully recorded collection of celtic/folk/world music played hammered dulcimer, north indian sitar, tin whistles, mandolin, woodwinds, fiddle, concertina and more.
FULL GAEL: Full Gael: Traditional Music with Celtic Roots: Traditional music with Celtic roots from Ireland, Scotland, Brittany, American and Canada, with occasional bluegrass, jazz/blues and classical influences.
FYNESOUND: Almost Home: Scottish and Irish traditional music. Celtic harp, cello, fiddle and voice. This is an exciting debut album called 'evocative' by the well known Scottish composer William Jackson. Fynesound 'transports the listener back to eighteenth century Scotland.'
GAIRIN - TOM AND MARY KAY AUFRANCE: Ramblin' Irishman: This harmonic duo brings you Irish, Scottish and Welsh ballads and a few tunes thrown in on bouzouki, guitar and accordion just for fun.
GAN BUA: Live at Martyrs': A quintet comprised of some of America’s most talented, young musicians, Bua have been described by Irish Music Magazine as “the essence of a superb band,” their sound “a throwback to the playing of the 1960s and 1970s, keeping the music down the path of
GAVIN WHELAN: Gavin Whelan: his is the richest and most heartfelt tin whistle album to be Released in a long, long time.
GRAINNE HAMBLY: The Thorn Tree: Irish traditional music on solo harp - from haunting airs, to lively jigs and reels, to pieces from the 17th and 18th century wire harp repertoire, the full scope and versatility of this ancient instrument become apparent in the hands of a master.
GRAINNE HAMBLY: Golden Lights and Green Shadows: Irish traditional music on solo harp - from haunting airs, to lively jigs and reels, to pieces from the 17th and 18th century wire harp repertoire, the full scope and versatility of this ancient instrument become apparent in the hands of a master.
GRAINNE HAMBLY: Between The Showers: Irish traditional music on solo harp - from haunting airs, to lively jigs and reels, to pieces from the 17th and 18th century wire harp repertoire, the full scope and versatility of this ancient instrument become apparent in the hands of a master.
GREY LARSEN & ANDRÉ MARCHAND: The Orange Tree: An underground classic: A timeless integration of Irish and French Canadian traditional music and song, irresistable Quebecois foot-stomping with Irish flute, concertina, guitar, harmonium, tin whistle, and André Marchand's utterly natural vocals.
GREY LARSEN & ANDRÉ MARCHAND: Les Marionnettes: The long-awaited follow-up to The Orange Tree: fresh and original song and instrumental arrangements of traditional Irish and French Canadian music, with six original pieces by both artists. Irish flute, tin whistles, concertina, fiddle, piano, guitar...
GREY LARSEN & PADDY LEAGUE: The Green House: Traditional and original Irish music. An intimate, gentle, and high spirited collection from one of the world's finest Irish music duos.
GREY LARSEN & PADDY LEAGUE: Dark of the Moon: Beautifully crafted arrangements of traditional Irish music (and two Grey Larsen originals) featuring Grey's soaring Irish flute, whistle, and concertina and Paddy's impeccable, driving bodhrán and soulful guitar playing.
GUARANTEED IRISH: Out in Front: Lively and stirring traditional Irish and Scottish ballads about love, emigration and deportation. These three fellows use tight harmonies, button accordion, uilleann pipes, guitars and tin whistle to bring a vibrant life to their favorite songs.
GUARANTEED IRISH: Live: Celtic/American - Traditional Irish and American folk music captured live during a party in Pittsburgh's premier recording studio. Great fun and musicality.
GUARANTEED IRISH: We Won't Come Home 'Til Morning: Celtic/American music with strong vocals, tight 3-part harmonies, acoustic and electric guitars, bass, accordion, drums, piano, low whistles and uilleann pipes. This is their latest CD and has a modern sound.
GWENDOLYN LYONS: Irish Gwen: These are classic Irish folk songs performed with a beautifully clear, expressive voice and sparkling harp accomaniment and recorded with a purist mindset to preserve the acoustic folk tradition.
HARMONY GLEN: Before Dawn: Exiting Irish, English and Scottish folk with a touch of jazz and some texas flavours, played by young but virtuoso musicians from Holland. Their different musical backgrounds result in a fresh and intriguing sound.
HEART STRINGS: Traditions: Soothing root music from traditional Celtic to recent tunes; a beautiful blend of harp, flute, and guitar.
HEART STRINGS: Over There: Celtic harp played with an infectious joy that is echoed in the guitar accompaniment.
HESPERUS TRAD/EARLY MUSIC ENSEMBLE: Celtic Roots: Music from the earliest sources that preserve Scottish and Irish traditional music, and music of England and America that was first written down in courtly collections for the lute, viol, cittern, and virginal from the early 17th century
HOBNAIL: To the Fray: A 5-track EP devoted entirely to pistols, rapiers, gold, jewels, courtship, betrayal, fair maids, pikes upon shoulders, banshees, death, freedom, vengeance, and bravery. In other words: an 18-minute crash course in Irish history. (Buy 2 for extra credit.)
HOLLY AND JAKE: Tried And True: Celtic and old time instrumental, folk, and renaissance on hammered dulcimer.
HOOLEY: Cuts from the Turf: “WONDERFUL” —Pittsburgh City Paper. Toe-tapping traditional Irish instrumentals, songs, and original compositions by the “Pittsburgh Irish-music supergroup.”
IAIN MACDONALD/IAIN MACFARLANE: The First Harvest: Scottish Roots,Highland Traditional Bagpipes/Flute/Fiddle and Gaelic Song described in the Scotsman Newspaper as the best traditional album of Scottish Music to emerge in a decade from two of the foremost instrumentalists in the country.
ICEWAGON FLU: The Great American Something: Modern mix of pop, world and Americana. The ultimate expression of melting pot rock - The Great American Something.
IDLEWILD: The Grand Ceili: Irish traditional music for dance and vocals on a variety of instruments.
INDOCELT: Land of Dreams: All Acoustic Celtic Music on Harp, fiddle, tin whistle and vocal meets North Indian classical music on sitar, sarod,violin,esraj,tampura and vocal.
IRISH NIGHTS: Irish Nights Volume 1: Traditional Irish ballads and music
IRISH NIGHTS: Irish Nights Volume 2: Traditional Irish music and song
JAMES BRIAN WILSON: A Jig Monkey In The Northwest: This is a taste of Celtic and original music from a guy with family roots in ireland and a taste for rock, classical, flamenco, and new age.
JAMES KILBANE: Songs of Ireland: Great Irish ballads. Timeless Irish songs. Very easy listening.
JAMES PRENDERGAST: The Boys of County Nashville: Irish Traditional music, very popular favorites sung and played by world class Nashville musicians.
JAMESON'S REVENGE: Traditional Irish Music-Straight From The Bottle: IRISH WHISKEY NEVER SOUNDED THIS GOOD.
JAMIE O'REILLY & THE ROGUES: Jamie O'Reilly & The Rogues A Collection of Rogues' Recordings: A hybridization of Irish traditional folk music with musical hall vigor and chamber music style arrangements
JAY AND ABBY MICHAELS THE HARPER AND THE MINSTREL: For A Moment: Traditional songs from the Celtic lands, tunes from the Baroque and Renaissance, and originals in the Celtic/folk style, with Celtic harps, flute, recorder, pennywhistle, guitar, bowed psaltery and vocals
JEAN WILCOX HIBBEN: Songs of Irish Immigrants: Jean presents the history of a culture in easy-to-listen-to songs, accompanied by traditional instruments, just as our ancestors sang at family gatherings.
JEREMY ALLAN KITTEL: Celtic Fiddle: Exuberant renditions of traditional and original Scottish, Irish and Cape Breton fiddle tunes by the 2000 US National Scottish Fiddle Champion; with guitar, bouzouki and piano accompaniment.
JERRY PIPER: Alleys & Doorways: Some of the worlds favorite Irish songs are on this modern production. Album won 'Male Album of the Year-2000" from the International Country Music Association based out of Germany. Clear acoustic sound and nice harmonies reminds one of the Pure Prarrie
JILL FIELDING BAND: Amerikay: Americana and Irish
JIM BRANNIGAN: The Hills of Margaree: A lively selection of Scottish & Irish folk songs with just a few of Jim's own compositions.
JIM MCKILLOP: Tribute: The latest CD containing 23 Tracks (30 tunes) from one of the greatest fiddle/violin players in the world, featuring music in a variety of fiddle styles including Irish, Scottish, Shetland, American and Canadian tunes and more.
JIMMY NOONAN, MICHAEL SHORROCK, CHRIS MC GRATH & TED DAVIS: The Maple Leaf: Irish traditional music from Boston. Well known musicians both in Ireland and the USA created this beautiful traditional recording with a fantastic selection of tunes. simply brilliant.
JOE HEANEY: Tell a Story - 2 CDs: Irish Folk Tales
JOHN AND SHARON KNOWLES: Ferry Cottage: Scottish and Irish traditional music played on fiddle and harp. A thoroughly traditional recording for Celtic music lovers.
JOHN BLAKE, LAMOND GILLESPIE AND MICK LEAHY: Humours Of Highgate: The follow up album to their acclaimed 2003 album 'Traditional Irish Music from London'. Authority on Irish traditional music Reg Hall says this recording '.stacks up very well against anything the old boys recorded in Chicago or New York in the 1920s.'
JOHN SHERMAN: Far Green Country: Lively and innovative fingerstyle guitar arrangements of Celtic airs and dance tunes, using the popular DADGAD modal tuning.
JOHN SKELTON AND KIERAN O'HARE: Double-Barrelled: Exciting fist-in-glove duet playing of Irish traditional music on two flutes and tinwhistles--driving and powerful, with guest Dennis Cahill on guitar.
JON HICKS: CHASING THE BEAR: Chasing the Bear: One of the greatest Irish music flatpickers alive. Hot jigs and reels, some songs also. With Paddy Keenan on pipes and Niamh Parsons on one track. Awesome.
JON SANDERS/MARK CRICKARD: Salsa Summer: Guitar and fiddle music and song from Ireland and other Atlantic shores, tastes of traditional music from Ireland, Scotland, north and south America and Portugal.
JONATHAN RAMSEY: Jonathan Ramsey: Irish songs - rebel, drinking, love, death. Cry in your beer, then bang the glass on the table.
JOSHUA DUKES: The Long Trip Home: This album showcases some of the best musicians in the Baltimore/Washington Irish music scene. If you love music that makes your toes tap then look no further.
KAITLIN HAHN: Nice to Meet You: Traditional Celtic music. a little Irish, a little Cape Breton, a little Scottish, and some with a twist. Includes original tunes by Kaitlin.
KARL NESBITT: The Good News: Contemorary Irish traditional music, newly composed tunes and interesting arrangements.
KATE CHADBOURNE: The Irishy Girl: Earthy and ethereal, merry, wise, and whole-hearted, these Irish traditional songs celebrate life. Delightful singing in Irish and English with fresh accompaniment by Irish harp, bodhran, cello, piano, Irish flute, whistles, and fiddle.
KATHLEEN AND DOM LAVIN: Step in Time, Volume II: Irish step dancing music
KATHLEEN DONOHOE: Irish Songs You'll Love: Evocative Irish songs of wit, love and humor featuring Celtic Harp, flute, tin whistle, bodhran, mandolin, guitars and Irish pipes.
KATHLEEN HARTSHORNE: Ancient Echoes: She performs the beautiful and haunting music of ancient and contemporary Ireland on her Irish Lever Harp. Singing in both Irish and English with her rich mellow voice, she takes you to a world of myth and magic in the misty emerald hills of Erin.
KATIE BOYENGER AND NATALIE FRIESEN: Dulcet Sounds: A sister duo that captures the passion of American and Irish history, they deliver unique, original and traditional inspired songs that are destined to revive your heart for our history, and leave you celebrating the joy of good music.
KEN O'MALLEY: ÓMáille: Dublin born O’Malley’s rich, resonant voice and remarkable talent on guitar and mandolin have earned him the distinction of being "widely regarded as the finest Irish folk singer/songwriter in the United States today" (Univ. of St. Thomas, Houston)
KEVIN BARRY TOYE AND FRIENDS: Kevin Barry Toye And Friends: Acoustic celtic bluegrass
KEVIN BURKE & CAL SCOTT: Across the Black River: Fiddle and Guitar. Traditional Irish music plus contemporary compositions and music from other traditions
KEVIN BURKE & GED FOLEY: In Tandem: Irish Traditional Fiddle Music & Folk Songs
KEVIN KENNEDY WITH SAMANTHA KENNEDY: When I Was One And TwentyDillusc Records: An eclectic selection of folk and other songs, rooted but not cemented in Irish traditional music
KIERAN FAHY AND DUCK BAKER: The Fairy Queen: Irish traditional music for violin and fingerstyle guitar
KILKENNY ROAD: Kilkenny Road: High energy traditional Irish tunes performed instrumentally on the fiddle, tinwhistle, bouzouki, and bodhrán.
KILRUSH: Keltoi Anam: A stirring collection of Celtic songs and tunes by Kilrush.
KING LAOGHAIRE: Some Irish Stew: Lively Irish songs, ballads and dance tunes.
KITTY KELLY: Kitty Kelly and the Philadelphia Ceili Band Live at the Mermaid Inn: Irish Ceili traditional music with the joy of a good time
KITTY'S RETURN: Kitty's Return: Traditional Irish Folk music played on Concertina, Uilleann Pipes, Tin Whistle and Cittern.
KRIS SEPE: Empire: a seventy-minute journey in four languages combining folk, world, and Irish traditional influences. also known as "the album of Elves."
LAURIE RASMUSSEN: The Dawning of the Day: Traditional Celtic and original melodies for harp, flute and cello.
LAZY JACKS: Once Upon A Time: Traditional favorites and original music with a traditional feel
LAZY JACKS: Watercolour Windows: Original music, traditional sound
LEPRECHAUN WATER: Traditional Irish Jigs & Reels EP: Lively up beat fiddle driven Traditional Irish Jigs and Reels for dancing and drinking to.
LOCKLIN ROAD: The Waters and the Wild: Traditional and original Celtic folk "story songs" performed in a contemporary folk style with female lead vocals, 3-part harmony, guitars and mandolin.
LORINDA JONES: Celtic Harper: From the relaxing sounds of harp and flute, to the Appalachian sounds of harp and banjo, this is the harp CD that will keep your interest.
MAIRE NI CHATHASAIGH & CHRIS NEWMAN: FireWire: The stunning new album from the "celebrated virtuoso partnership" (The Daily Telegraph) of Máire Ní Chathasaigh, "the greatest Celtic harper of our age" (Live Ireland) and TG4 Irish Traditional Musician of the Year 2001, and Chris Newman.
MÁIRTÍN DE CÓGÁIN: The False Start: Irish ballad singing both in English and Irish with Traditional Irish Storytelling. Solo Album with voice and Bodhrán only.
MARC GUNN'S IRISH & CELTIC MUSIC PODCAST: Victims of Irish Music: Borne from the struggle to keep acoustic Irish music alive and relevant, Victims of Irish Music gathers the finest independent Celtic musicians who are winning the fight to keep instrumental Irish and Celtic music vibrant and meaningful.
MARGARET MCCARTHY: Maggie McCarthy + Siamsa: Irish Traditional Fiddle player,Dancer and singer Margaret McCarthy who perfromed with Dolly Parton from IRELAND is a new sensation after taking off. This DVD features the very best of 13 young Irish Musicians along with a group of Irish Dancers.
MARIE GEEVER: Moon Lovers: Silvery, crystalline vocals illuminate traditional Irish, Scottish, and original sean nos songs and ballads. Tender, haunting, and mysterious.
MARK ARRINGTON: Kick It Up A Notch! Irish Set Dances: Irish set dances arranged on fiddles, mandolins, guitars, whistle, and bodhran in feis (dance competition) format.
MARK BRYMER: Letters From Ireland: Drawing on actual texts of letters written from Ireland to America, and weaving them into a fabric of traditional Celtic melodies, Mark Brymer has created a suite that is a powerful testament to the first generations of Irish immigrants to America.
MARK DAVIES: The Celtic Harp: Ancient tunes of the British Isles played solo on the Celtic harp.
MARK DAVIES: A Buskers Alms: Ancient Celtic tunes for harp & flute, arranged, performed & recorded by Mark Davies - possibly one of Sydney, Australia's best known Celtic harpists & harpmakers.
MAROONED: Marooned: An a capella quartet performing sea shanties and old pub favorites as heard at your favorite renaissance faire and pirate festival.
MARTIN FAMILY BAND: Nanny's Music: Traditional Old-time and Irish music that is fun, upbeat and a joy to listen to.
MARTIN NOLAN: Travel'n Style: Celtic dance music at its most vibrant, Martin's playing is a finely judged mix of skill, fire, and excitement.
MARTIN NOLAN: Bright Silver Dark Wood: Vibrant Celtic dance music and traditional slow airs, mixed with Nolan's own compositions: "an aural feast of musical soul food."
MARYLEE: Irish Moon: Pretty, gentle, smooth female vocals in a recording of folk tunes, as well as the voices of her poetic and musical ancestors.
MARYLEE: Some Irish Songs For My Nana: She celebrates her Irish heritage with traditional and original songs. Gather the generations under the spell of tunes from the old days and the old ways.
MATT & SHANNON HEATON: dearga: Celtic music from Boston: trad Irish instrumentals (Irish flute, guitar, bodhran, guest fiddle) with a few well-placed vocal numbers.
MATT & SHANNON HEATON: Blue Skies Above: Matt & Shannon Heaton combine razor-sharp Irish traditional music (vocals, Irish flute, guitar, bouzouki) with home-grown American songcraft.
MATT & SHANNON HEATON: Fine Winter's Night: This stunning Celtic Christmas release is guaranteed to brighten chilly winter days and warm long winter nights, featuring traditional Irish and original songs and instrumentals. Including both secular and spiritual tracks, this album succeeds in its miss
MATT PEPIN: Pass it Down: Unique, tastefull arrangments of Canadian, Quebecois and Irish tunes from one of Canada's premier young players. Matt is joined by legendary Fiddle/Piano player Denis Lanctot, guitars of Paul Hawtin and Ian Clark and more. Essential listening.
MAUREEN AND BRIAN BARNES: Pearls-Hymns of Patriotism and Faith: Harmonious blend of both hammered and mountain dulcimer traditional music.
MICHAEL DALY: Ireland From Glen To Glen: Irish tenor sings traditional Irish folk music
MICHO RUSSELL: Ireland's Whistling Ambassador: Micho Russell's tin whistle playing is charming, whimsical and utterly unique -- a must-hear for all fans of Irish and Celtic music.
MICK O'BRIEN AGUS CAOIMHÍN Ó RAGHALLAIGH: Kitty Lie Over: Sumptuous and gentle music on fiddle and uilleann pipes from two of Ireland's best traditional musicians
MIKE HERR / CARLOS PLUMLEY: Gander in the Pratie Hole: A unique blend of traditional Irish fiddle and mandolin with unusual autoharp virtuosity in presenting Celtic dance music.
MIKE RAFFERTY: Speed 78: Irish Traditional Music
MURPHY'S LÁGH / MURPHY'S LAGH: Dear Irish Boy: Traditional instrumentation of fiddle, Bodhran, guitar,vocals and whistle. Haunting melodies along with toe tapping fiddle tunes and song.
NADA WORLD: THE BIG CELTIC BOX / 3 CD'S PACKAGE: The Big Celtic Box: A great compilation of the best instrumental & vocal tracks from the Celtic world
NASHVILLE WEATHER: Southern Fried Irish: Irish Traditional tunes with a touch of Nashville seasoning.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC: Destination: Ireland: These are the works of some of the premier artists playing Irish traditional music today.
NIALL MULLIGAN: Right On Time - Irish Dance Music: This album has received critical acclaim in numerous Irish Dance publications, and showcases Mulligan's unique and lively flair with a fresh sound that still holds true to the Irish Tradition.
NIAMH NÍ CHARRA: Ón Dá Thaobh / From Both Sides: Wonderful fiddle and concertina playing that ranges from gentle and stately to vivacious and exhuberant.
NIAMH PARSONS & GRAHAM DUNNE: Live at Fylde: This is one of those 'would've given all to be there” live records (you can tell that by the ultra-enthusiastic reception Niamh and Graham get from the audience).
NIKKI LYNN RAGSDALE: Seansaol na hAislinge, old life of the dream: Amhránaíocht ar an sean-nós agus píosaí ceoil traidisiúinta na hÉireann; Sean-nós songs in Irish, along with a few sets of Irish traditional music. Lyrics, song notes, and translations to English provided.
NINE MILE BURN: Nine Mile Burn: Traditional Celtic music played on acoustic and electric instruments. Jigs, Reels, Polkas and Waltzes played in the traditional style on fiddle, mandolin, bouzouki, mandocello, electric guitar and electric bass.
NORAH RENDELL AND BRIAN MILLER: Wait There Pretty One: Intimate album of soulfully delivered traditional songs and driving Irish dance tunes on flute and guitar.
NORTHEAST WINDS: On Tour: Traditional Irish Folk Music
NORTHEAST WINDS: Ireland By Sail: Traditional Irish folk music
O'DONOGHUE: Sincerely: Contemporary and traditional Irish Folk
OCKHAM'S RAZOR: Ockham's Razor: Traditional Celtic and folk fusion breathes new life to some of the your favorite songs as well as a few originals. Also includes a live version of the beautiful Gaelic song Griogal Cridhe and an a cappella version of "Danny Boy".
PADDY O'BRIEN, JAMIE GANS, DAITHI SPROULE: Snug in the Blanket: Irish traditional music (and some original tunes) played with great taste and character by Paddy O'Brien (button accordion), Jamie Gans (fiddle), and Daithi Sproule (guitar).
PAMELA BRUNER: Irish Journeys: Welcome to the sounds of Ireland-a haunting voice, the fiddle, Irish harp, and pennywhistle. This collection of rollicking songs and lively tunes evoke the beauty of the Emerald Isle, and the charm of its people.
PAMELA BRUNER: A Wild Rose: A beautiful collection of favorite Celtic love songs arranged for Celtic harp, voice, cello and woodwinds. Includes "Wild Mountain Thyme," "The Water is Wide," and "Shenandoah."
PAMELA BRUNER: Music in the Glen: This lively collection of traditional Celtic tunes features Pamela's stellar harp performance, combined with hammered dulcimer and recorder. The perfect complement for morning brunch or a quiet afternoon.
PAT FLOODY: Pat Floody and Friends: A compilation of jigs, reels, hornpipes, waltzes and classic ballads with some unique instrumental solos.
PATRICIA CLARK: The Lark's March: The stunning debut solo album from one of Ireland's brightest young traditional fiddlers and pianists, featuring both solo and accompanied tunes, song and dance.
PATRICIA DALY: Inner Calm Wants for Nothing: Senior All Ireland Champion and International Award Winner, Daly holds a Masters Degree in Irish traditional Harp Performance and is recognized as a highly accomplished performer, composer, songwriter, teacher and researcher within the Irish traditional m
PATRICK STREET: On the Fly: Traditional Irish Folk Music with Kevin Burke, Andy Irvine, John Carty, Ged Foley and Jackie Daly
PETER PUPPING: The Troubadour's Table: Sacred guitar instrumentals, hymns, spirituals, Gregorian chant, English & Irish Ballads and classical music
PETER PUPPING: Guitarra De Paz: A superb presentation of the serene and peaceful aspect of the classic guitar includes renaissance, Irish, baroque, Spanish, South American, classical and romantic music that merges the classical and folk music worlds.
PITCH THE PEAT: Far From Home: Dynamic traditional irish and original compositions and songs comprising of fiddle, flute, guitar and percussion.
POITIN: Down The Down: Traditional Irish and Celtic music with a kick including jigs and reels, slow airs and sea shantys
PUBLIC HOUSE CEILI BAND: Go Figure: The first album of traditional music for Irish set dancing ever released by a North America-based ceili band. Includes music for the Caledonian, Plain, Connemara, and Sliabh Luachra sets.
QUEEN'S GAMBIT: Fianchetto: Inspiring Irish, English and Scottish instrumental music with a couple of Irish vocal numbers thrown in for good measure.
RAMBLING SAILORS: Wanderlust: Salty music delivered in a rough and romantic vein with traditional instruments and multi-layered vocals, at turns bracing as a strong breeze and bittersweet as drawing into harbor on the last day.
RATTLE THE BOARDS: The Parish Platform: Good old fashioned traditional irish music with the fun left in.
RATTLE THE BOARDS: Debut: Good old fashioned traditional irish music with all the fun left in.
RENE PERCHY FERLAND: Anthology: This is the best in Canadian metis fiddle music.
RICK MAY AND GIL YSLAS: Kids In A Candy Store: Irish Traditional Meets American Eclectic: Instrumental Tunes for Fiddle and Guitar
RINKA: Rinka3: Traditional Irish music by Fiddle,Guitar & Bouzouki
RIRÁ WITH STUART MITCHELL: Return of the Day: Irish Traditional music with driving jigs and reels on fiddle, keyboard, and bodhran meets classic interpretations of Irish songs and ballads by a brilliant tenor.
RIRA WITH STUART MITCHELL: Mischievous Merriment & Other Noble Sentiments: Driving Irish traditional music on fiddle, piano and bodhran, beautiful O'Carolan tunes with cello accompaniment, and a brilliant tenor combine to make an album destined to be one of your favorites.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN OYSTERS: A Platter Full: An eclectic blend of traditional American/Canadian/Celtic fiddle tunes, spiced with originals and a dash of covers. This compilation of prairie pearls is spun together by some of South Dakota's most seasoned players and composers.
ROGER BURRIDGE, MICHAEL SHORROCK, DAVE PATON & DEIRDRE MURTHA: All Hands Around: Irish traditional music from some of the best known trad players in New England. featuring jigs, reels, hornpipes and beautiful songs from ireland.
ROLLIANA SCHECKLER: HarpSinger: Celtic harp solos and self-accompanied songs, medieval to modern, from Ireland, Scotland, Spain and United States, plus an original composition and several arrangements by the performer. Gorgeous voice. Exquisite harping. Stunning.
RORY FAITHFIELD: Nowhere, Somewhere, Anywhere: Contempory acoustic rock attitude mixed with traditional Irish folk style melodies.
ROSIE SHIPLEY AND MATT MULQUEEN: At Home: Skillful yet untamed fiddle music that will tranport you to the pubs of Ireland and the kitchen parties of Cape Breton Island.
ROSS MOORE: Road to Lisdoonvarna: A musical journey with rich vocals and unforgettable melodies, with acoustic instruments including Celtic harp, Concertina, Tin Whistle, Hammered Dulcimer, Uilleann Pipes, Piano, Fiddle, Banjo, Mandolin, Flatpick & Fingerstyle Guitar.
ROUND THE HOUSE: Keep this Coupon: A spirited mix of Irish dance tunes featuring lilting fiddle and driving mandolin, interspersed with songs that range from sprightly and light-hearted to haunting.
ROUND THE HOUSE: 'til the wee hours: Irish music including traditional and original tunes on fiddle, mandolin, banjo, bouzouki, guitar and bodhran. Songs comprise about half the cd. Both solo and ensemble performances in this fresh, energetic production.
ROUND THE HOUSE: Safe Home: Irish traditional tunes and songs move between lilting, moody, tender and sheer rhythmic drive. Dynamic arrangements with fiddle, mandolin, guitar, bouzouki and bodhran give lift to tunes and texture to songs. Compelling female vocals in English and Irish
SAM PROCTOR: Natural Progression: Traditional Irish music with a contemporary edge. Fiddle accompanied by guitar, bodhran and double bass. Featuring Tim Edey, Mike Galvin and Luke Daniels among others.
SARAH BLAIR: Flower of the Red Mill: Vermont-based fiddler Sarah Blair's solo recording of traditional Irish dance tunes and slow airs, with guests on flute, concertina, uilleann pipes, harp, and guitar.
SASSANACH: Kittens And Cannonballs: Energetic Celtic pub music
SEAMAISÍN: Joseph Harvey's Fiddle Was Left In The Rain: Heartfelt recording of traditional Irish music and songs. It captures the intimacy of this ancient music.
SEAMUS KENNEDY: On the Rocks: Traditional Irish Folk with some contemporary and humorous material added to the mix.
SEAMUS KENNEDY: Sailing Ships and Sailing Men: Sea- shanties, seafaring songs, ship songs, humorous and traditional.
SEAN ATTEBURY: Irish Tenor Songs: Sean Attebury's warm Tenor voice brings new life to classic songs.
SECOND FIDDLE: Second Fiddle: A traditional acoustic blend of Celtic folk music.
SEOSAMH MAC GRIANNA (JOE MHICI JIMI): Lui na Greine: World-class Irish traditional musicians on pennywhistle, flute, fiddle, button accordion, guitar bouzouki, and keyboard. Joe is a phenomenal player, and he is backed on this CD by some stellar performers, including Manus Lunny and Michael McGoldrick.
SHAMROCKS IN THE WIND: Uncensored: Fun Irish Pub Songs and a few more.
SHANNON HEATON: Oil for the Chain: This book and CD set is an all-around-music-and-work-program for advancing Irish music players--lots of info and ideas to get your music spinning swiftly and surely.
SHARON KAYE: Over The Ocean: "After living in Dublin, this 25-year-old New Yorker with an angelic voice returns to the Big Apple and records her debut EP. If you fancy the breezy pop stylings of Norah Jones with a Celtic twist, Over The Ocean will send you over the moon." -Genre
SHEILA MAGUIRE: Sheila Maguire: This is an album of Irish Traditional Music
SHENANIGAN: Mortal Daze: Clare Brett's voice is clear and sparkling with a powerful gentleness... the tunes are unstoppably toe-tapping.
SHIFT: Shift: Dallas/Fort Worth based trio playing traditional Irish/Celtic music with Bluegrass and American Folk influences.
SIROCCO: Black is the Color: Three sisters, three voices, one unique sound. Celtic traditional Irish songs mixed with contemporary beats sung in three part harmonies to elate, relax and raise the spirit to an Enya-like plateau.
SIÚCRA: Here Among Strangers: "Sweetness never packed so much spank," Westword wrote of this superb irish traditional trio.
SIUCRA: A Very Siucra Christmas: Irish traditional trio's part-live, part-studio release of traditional and original Celtic Christmas music: strong trad style, killer vocals and instrumentals (timber flute/whistles), and an eye to the unusual melodic twist.
SKYELARK: Celtic Gold: Celtic instrumental acoustic music for listening and dancing featuring the hammered dulcimer.
SLIDE: Harmonic Motion: Slide's second album quickly moves through a variety of clever arrangements from sensitive whistle harmonies to driving, high powered strings while the lyrical quality of the songs encapsulate a modern approach to song writing within the folk/traditional
SLIDE: Overneath: Their third release marks the latest port of call of one of the most exciting Irish groups of the last decade. With the powerful vocalist Andrew Murray having teamed up with the four original members.
SLIGO JOHN HENNESSEY: The Fine Brown Brew: Both exhuberant and poignant the Fine Brown Brew is a well rounded compilation of original and traditional Irish Folk Music featuring vocals, guitar, bass, mandolin and the outstanding virtuosity of famed Texas fiddle player, Gordon Mcleod.
SLIPJIG: So Far ...: From hard-driving jigs and reels, to soft and delicate airs, to raucous pub songs, they combine fiddles, whistles, guitars, mandolin, pipes, banjo, bodhran, and other instruments to deliver a unique blend of traditional Celtic music.
SLOWPLAYERS: Session Tunes, Volume One: A selection of common Irish session tunes played at a moderate speed for learning the melody or practicing backup guitar or bodhran. Reels, jigs, polkas, and hornpipes are included.
SPRIGGAN: Mind the Gap: A lively mix of traditional as well as contemporary Celtic and immigrant songs and dance tunes.
SPUD NIGGER: Scratch Tracks: Irish Acoustic Punk from the geographical arsehole of Ireland.
STEAMPACKET: Homecoming: Steampacket formed through a love of Irish traditional music. Their repertoire today includes a mix of traditional Irish, self-penned tunes in the Irish traditional idiom, and a few European tunes that caught their fancy over the years.
SUNAS: A Breath Away From Shadow: A fiery four-piece Celtic band playing a blend of traditional, contemporary and original tunes and songs.
SWEETFIRE: Shannon Miller & Laurel Thomsen: A fresh interpretation of traditional Celtic music
SWITCHBACK: Nancy Whiskey: Fast-paced Irish traditional songs along with two Irish ballads presented with the excitement and spontaneity of live performances.
T.J. HULL AND JEFF KSIAZEK: Eist: Driving, energetic, and creative traditional Irish music that both finds new paths and pays respect to past masters.
TADHG MAC DHONNAGÁIN: Aniar, Voices and Verse from the Edge of the World: A treasure trove of poetry, incantation, prophesy and proverb in Irish Gaelic: Aniar, meaning from the West, presents a selection of timeless material from the folklore of Conamara, on CD & full color hardback book, with translations.
TERI WOODS: Tucson to Tir na nOg: Irish traditional, contemporary, & original Celtic-Sonoran ballads & harmonies. "Blessed with a crystal clear voice that is both pretty and soothing, Woods has the perfect instrument for this type of music." (Tucson Lifes
THE BEERMATS: Jayo: Irish ballad music, Irish folk music. A must for Irish music fans
THE BLARNEY REBEL BAND: Buy My Soul: With seven original compositions and four time-honored traditional classics comprising a balance of silly to serious, raucous to beautiful, and of stories both experienced and imagined, there is sure to be something for the Celtic music fan
THE BOULDER IRISH SESSION: Sunday at Conor's: Spirited tunes and heartfelt songs from the weekly traditional Irish music session at Conor O'Neill's Pub in Boulder, Colorado.
THE BOYS OF COUNTY BUCKS: Go meadai Dia thu: Traditional Celtic (mostly Irish, with some Scottish and Welsh) folk music, perfect for St. Patrick's Day, played by a popular regional band in Bucks County, PA. Traditional songs and dance tunes are performed, including hornpipes, reels, and jigs.
THE BOYS OF COUNTY BUCKS: PEACE: Christmas Carols and holiday tunes with a Celtic (Irish) twist. Traditional Celtic band, playing Irish, Scottish and Welsh music, based in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
THE BOYS OF COUNTY BUCKS: PEACE: Christmas Carols and holiday tunes with a Celtic (Irish) twist. Traditional Celtic band, playing Irish, Scottish and Welsh music, based in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
THE CELTIC PIRATES: Shakedown: Irish traditional favorites done in true accoustic style.
THE CLANCY BROTHERS: Tunes 'n' Tales Of Ireland: Traditional irish folk music from a world-famous group.
THE DEMERITS: Made from Scratch: Irish and American roots music: lilting jigs, blazing reels, and bluegrass tunes in remarkably intricate arrangements, played on uilleann pipes, banjo, accordion, fiddle, flute, bodhran, whistles, and guitar.
THE DREGS: Uncorked: Imitation Irish a cappella & comedy.
THE DREGS: Are You Gonna Drink That?: Imitation Irish a cappella & comedy.
THE DREGS: Our Drunk Goes To Eleven: Imitation Irish a cappella & comedy.
THE DROWSY LADS: Live At The Shamrock Club: Irish Traditional with a twinkle in your eye and Powers whiskey in your hand.
THE FUCHSIA BAND: The Fuchsia Band: Young musicians who tastefully dip into the rich tapestry of Irish traditional music and bring it forth to the world arena with pride and confidence.
THE FUCHSIA BAND: Grá Dá Raibh: Young musicians who tastefully dip into the rich tapestry of Irish traditional music and bring it forth to the world arena with pride and confidence.
THE GROGGERS: The Groggers: Irish Punk
THE HUCKLEBERRIES: Reelgrass: They gather their musical influences from traditional folk, bluegrass, Latin, eastern and Celtic music and combine this with global dance rhythms and good time stomps. which is proving to have a wide appeal in all sections of the music loving public.
THE IRISH EXPERIENCE: The Irish Experience: Driving Celtic and Appalachian music played by electrifying fiddler, rock guitarist, downright doghouse bassist, and master drummer.
THE KISSERS: Live Candy Ratz: Irish rock to get your feet stompin' and your fists shakin'. This is a live album recorded in two nights.
THE KREELLERS: Sixth and Porter: So what do The Kreellers sound like? A Blend of Happiness, Sadness, Pissed Off Irishmen, 2 Kegs of Guinness, Nitroglycerin, and Buffalo Wings. Shake 'em All Together in a Titanium Bar Shaker, and Serve with a Glass of Ice Water and 3 Tylenol.
THE LANGER'S BALL: As I Roved Out: A perfect mix of traditional and contemporary Irish and celtic music with a full sound that includes accordion, mandolin, whistle, guitar, vocals and more.
THE LEFTOVERS: Live at the Buffalo Irish Center: The LeftOvers have captivated audiences for over five years. The band’s strong emphasis on Irish rebel songs, witty stage banter and pure showmanship makes them one of the most unique Celtic bands.
THE LUCKY CHARMS: The Lucky charms: The lucky charms CD is full of traditional and original Celtic and a few tunes done in the Charms own style. A great CD for all Celtic music lovers old and young.
THE MAGIC SQUARE: Isn't anyone going to stop them?: This is an album of Irish Traditional Music.
THE MERRY BLACKSMITHS: Gan Aimn: Energetic, Irish traditional dance music, played by one of Southern California's youngest Irish bands.
THE SANDS FAMILY: Keep On Singing: A unique blend of traditional and original acoustic folk songs and music from Ireland.
THE STONE SOUP BAND: Free Night In Dublin: Irish traditional/ Celtic rock with a twist
THE STONE SOUP BAND: The Enchanter: Irish Traditional / Celtic Rock with a fresh and original flair
THE TOSSERS: Communication & Conviction: The Last Seven Years: Although their name may be irreverent, their music certainly is not. The heart of their distinct sound is derived through the melding of traditional Irish and Punk Rock roots.
THE WOODHOUSE BAND: Harvest Moon: Instrumental music from the American and Celtic traditions, featuring fiddle, banjo, harmonica, piano, and bass box.
THE XI’AN SÍ: The Xi'An Sessions: A delicate amalgamation of two distant cultures. The traditional music of Ireland finds a welcoming host within the ancient musical timbres of China.
THEM EASTPORT OYSTER BOYS: An Oyster Boy Christmas: A collection of original holiday songs and stories from Them Eastport Oyster Boys including: An Annapolis Christmas 1783, The Twelve Dog Days of Christmas, The Eastport Boat Parade of Lights March, Eastport Carol of the Shells, Oyster Shells and more.
THOMAS PATRICK KENNY: The Muisc of Turlough O'Carolan and other Irish Treasures: A lively, creative, and beautiful interpretation of Ireland's greatest composer along with three additional Celtic favorites guaranteed to transport the listener to a neighborhood pub on the emerald isle.
TIARNAN O DUINNCHINN & STEPHANIE MAKEM: Ceol Is Piob: Traditional Irish song and uilleann pipes
TIM HART: Five After Four: Five After Four is California artist Tim Hart's exploration of the many voices of the oldest instrument in Irish traditional music, the whistle, from haunting slow airs to rousing jigs and reels and romantic waltzes.
TIM O'SHEA AND FRIENDS: 15 Times Around: Irish Folk
TIME TO TIME: Irish music from Clare and East-Galway: Irish traditional music from the 50's and 60's. A unique blend of fiddle, accordion, cello and guitar playing great compositions from the great composers of the Irish music golden age.
TIN KETTLE: As Useful as a Small Pot: Traditional Irish tunes and compelling songs presented with equal reverence for the traditional and the newly minted, and just a touch of American southern mountain flavor.
TOMMIE CUNNIFFE: Unbuttoned: New compositions and traditional Irish tunes on button accordion with guitar and bodhrán accompaniment.
TOMMY MARTIN: Uilleann Piper: Irish Traditional Instrumental featuring the haunting uilleann pipes.
TOMMY MARTIN: Shady Woods: Irish traditional music on the Uilleann Pipes with guitar and harp accompanyment. The album also features low whistle, flute and fiddle. Type of tunes to be heard are old and new reels, jigs, slip jigs, hornpipes, and the Fox Chase.
TORAIGH: Tripping Up The Stairs: A perfect choice for those that would like a great compilation of lively ballads, striking a capella songs and hard driving jigs and reels. An excellent sampler of traditional Irish music.
TRAONACH: Macintosh Jon: Irish traditional music. Straight-ahead, mighty tunes by seasoned session-hands and long-time musical friends.
UZ2: The Boy from Ireland: Irish traditional music played on fiddle by a nine year old from Tuam, Co. Galway with mandolin accompaniement.
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Wooden Flute Obsession vol. 1: Traditional and modern Irish music on the wooden flute.
VERONICA MCNAMARA: Petticoat Loose: Traditional Irish Music, played from the heart, at a live music session in New Jersey, led by fiddler extraordinaire Veronica McNamara, including Mike Rafferty (flute) and Willie Kelly (fiddle).
WEST O'CLARE: Once Upon a Pub: From the pub to the cottage to the ceili, a versatile Irish traditional showband
WEST O'CLARE: A Ceili Dance With West o'Clare: Irish traditional ceili dance music, specified to the length of the actual dances
WET YOUR WHISTLE: Wet Your Whistle: Songs and tunes from Ireland and Scotland played on outstanding uilleann pipes, wooden concert flute and tin and low whistle plus fiddle accompanied on bouzouki, guitar and bodhrán.
WOODS TEA CO.: Where Am I To Go?: A collection of celtic and traditional songs and tunes

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