Keg of Brandy #57
Irish & Celtic Music Podcast
Celtic musician, Marc Gunn
4.6 • 1.2K Ratings
🗓️ 13 October 2008
⏱️ 64 minutes
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Summary
Let's drink a keg of brandy as we enjoy this week's Irish & Celtic Music Podcast.
The Bringers, Jigheads, Thomas Patrick Kenny, Jim Brannigan, Scott Boswell, Michael W. Harrison, Nick Hennessey, Shays Rebellion, Water Street Bridge, Tartanic, MacTalla Mor, Wicked Tinkers, Mark Saul, Siochain
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This Week in Celtic Music
4:40 - Jigheads “Bogie's Bonnie Belle” from This Thin Place
9:31 - Thomas Patrick Kenny “Captain O'Kane” from The Music of Turlough O'Carolan
12:09 - Jim Brannigan “Lovely Derry on the Banks of the Foyle” from Jim Brannigan's Favorites
15:01 - “Mulled Wine” by Scott Boswell from Thistle
CHILD BALLAD SET
21:50 - Michael W. Harrison “Old Carrion Crow” from First Time ‘Round
25:31 - Nick Hennessey “Lord Lovet” from Of Fire, Wind and Silver Stream
28:41 - Shays Rebellion “Three Gypsies” from Uprising
32:05 - Water Street Bridge “Matty Groves” from Danse Macabre
—> BAGPIPES
40:01 - Tartanic “Scratchy Maggie” from Unstoppable
42:54 - MacTalla Mor “The Atholl Highlanders” from The New Colossus
42:54 - Wicked Tinkers “The Weird Set” from Hammered
50:47 - Mark Saul “Wicked Train of Thought” from Mixolydian
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THE CELTIC TOP FIVE
In every episode of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast, I ask you to vote for your favorite song in that podcast. The most-popular song is then featured at the end of the next podcast. Here are the most-popular songs from the last show.
5. “The High Road To Gairloch/Amazing Grace” by Angus Mohr
4. “Rocky Road to Dublin” by The Wildcelts
3. “Jigs: The Humors of Glendart/The Lilting Banshee/The Connaughtman's Rambles” by The Langer's Ball
2. “The Beaches of St. Valery” by 3 Pints Gone
1. “Keg of Brandy” by Siochain from Piece by Piece
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Transcript
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| 0:00.0 | The Irish and Celtic Music Podcasts Number 57 underwriting for this program is provided by song hinge, |
| 0:05.6 | the online archive of free and legal Celtic music downloads, find out more at song hinge. |
| 0:09.8 | com. dot com. Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, I'm not. I am I am Heather. Oh, Oh, Welcome to the Irish and Celtic music podcast. My name is Mark Gunn and that was |
| 3:18.0 | Banish Misfortune by the Bringers from Ramblers and Rovers. They no longer have a website up but you can |
| 3:24.7 | still purchase their CD through CD baby. Go to the show notes at CelticMusic.com to pick up that copy. |
| 3:32.3 | Yes and we are back for another show. |
| 3:35.0 | Thank you all very much for coming back and listening to this show. |
| 3:38.0 | It's awesome. |
| 3:39.0 | I get a lot of feedback and I really appreciate all of it. So thank you very much. |
| 3:44.0 | Well, as Titiano climbs into my lap to prepare for another show of the Irish and Celtic music |
| 3:49.0 | podcast, I do want to start it off by saying to remind you to start thinking what you want for |
| 3:56.7 | the Celtic top five that is in every episode what I do is I you get to vote for your favorite song in that show and the end of |
| 4:05.2 | the show I'm gonna play your favorite from the last show so start thinking about that |
| 4:08.8 | right now because my kind of my hope is that I will have another show out in about a week and a half. |
| 4:14.7 | I am currently in the process of moving to New Orleans and so as I'm working in that direction |
| 4:20.7 | I'm kind of my time for actually working on podcasts and such. in that |
| 4:25.0 | I'm kind of my time for actually working on podcast and such is limited. Therefore, I want to try to fix that by, you know, preparing now. |
| 4:30.0 | So please help me out and do what you can. |
| 4:32.0 | And let's get on with some music. We're going to start this off with |
| 4:35.2 | Boggies Bonnie Bell by jigheads. You can find them at jigheads. And this is from their CD, |
| 4:41.8 | this thin place. This Thin Place. |
| 4:43.0 | Place. Place. One summer's day in Holy Town was there I did agree with Boogie, O'Connor, to six months for a fee. |
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