Brilliant Collection of Celtic Music #151

Brilliant Collection of Celtic Music #151

Irish Celtic music from The Willis Clan, Brian Hebert, Burning Bridget Cleary, Chris Digby, Lachlan, Pipedance, Sybil and Sorley, Dolan, Seraphina, BlackEyed Dempseys , Jasper Coal, Sisters of Murphy, Vintage Wine, Sassanak Lassies. www.celticmusicpodcast.com

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This Week in Celtic Music

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1. “Boys from Boston” by The Willis Clan
from Chapter One – Roots (2012)

4:57
2. “Collier’s Reel/Sporting Paddy” by Brian Hebert and Friends
from Crossing the Bar (2013)

8:22
3. “On a Sea of Fleur de Lis” by Burning Bridget Cleary
from Pressed for Time (2013)

13:07
4. “bobo & glennys” by Chris Digby
from bohemian dream (2014)

16:36
5. “The Maiden of Raven’s Hollow” by Lachlan
from The Maiden of Raven’s Hollow (single, 2013)

23:51
6. “The Humours of Ballyloughlin (Jigs)” by Pipedance
from The Pleasures of Hope (2013)

28:58
7. “Mari’s Wedding” by Sybil and Sorley
Buy_CD: Street Side Songs (2013)

31:31
8. “Kerry & Ryan” by Dolan
from Dolan (2013)

34:15
9. “Tis Believed that This Harp” by Seraphina
from Road to the Isles (2013)

41:36
10. “Free Derry” by BlackEyed Dempseys
from BlackEyed Dempseys (2013)

44:00
11. “Jamie Raeburn” by Jasper Coal
from Drowning the Shamrock (2013)

48:26
12. “Dublinville” by Sisters of Murphy
from On the Wrong Side of the Road (2013)

53:00
13. “Fiddle Fey” by Vintage Wine
from Selection of Grapes (2013)

57:44
14. “Whistle O’er the Lave OT” by Sassanak Lassies
from Fast and Dirty

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