So, what's on your shelf?

[KiltedBishop]

They were a good group. They have now disbanded.
Two of the main members are now part of Rathkeltair.

http://www.rathkeltair.com/

PS take a look at their t-shirts.
I don't know who could design such a great shirt!
Do you Hank???

Thanks for the link! those are cool shirts...are you hinting Hank had something to do with them? hhmmmmm?

[Kiltedmusiclover]

Thanks for the link! those are cool shirts...are you hinting Hank had something to do with them? hhmmmmm?

He designed them. :mrgreen:
I guess that's the reason he
hasn't bought a Celtic CD in Years. HA! HA!

[An t-Ileach]

I'm surprised nobody's got Runrig or Donnie Munro on their shelves. I'd recommend, too, the CD produced by Coisir Lunnainn http://coisirlunnainn.org.uk - the London Gaelic Choir - after the last Mod in Perth.

[Iolaus]

One of my wifes co-workers loaned me her copy of "Darby O'Gill and the Little People" - a band from Las Vegas. They rock! In some ways, they remind me of the Pogues, but the vocals are a bit more polished.

They are not, by the way, the group Darby O'Gill that has the aversion to squirrels.
http://www.darbyogillband.com/

[An t-Ileach]

There're a couple of compilations under the Putomayo label - one that I've acquired recently is called "From Dublin to Dakar", which is a very interesting collection.

There's a player of the Uillean Pipes, who lives on Islay, Wattie Leese who has a CD called "Over the Hill".

I've got a pipe band compilation by the City of Glasgow Police Pipe Band.

Then there're two singers I like a lot - Anne Lorne Gillies and the Canadian Mary Jane Lamont.