Help wanted

**Celtic Hippy Chick** · 11th November 08, 10:59 AM

How bout some Canadian celtic rock ... try Hunting McLeod and on the softer side the Glengarry Bohys

**SteveB** · 14th November 08, 10:59 PM

Try Prydein, A Rock band on Bagpipes. Based out of Vermont. Two CD's out and put on a very great concert. I saw them at the New Hampshire Highland Games.
Loud Pipes Save Lives.
Slainte

**Kilted Surveyor** · 15th November 08, 07:29 AM

I have to agree with Georgeblack7, Seven Nations!

http://www.sevennations.com/
http://www.myspace.com/sevennations

**Tim Little** · 15th November 08, 08:00 AM

Originally Posted by SteveB

Try Prydein, A Rock band on Bagpipes. Based out of Vermont. Two CD's out and put on a very great concert. I saw them at the New Hampshire Highland Games.
Loud Pipes Save Lives.
Slainte

Great heads up -- I'd never heard of them before, but will have to check them out.

How about Wolfstone? They've been around forever....

**Kiltboy** · 15th November 08, 08:28 AM

wow. Great thread. Thank for all the info. Been sampling music for the past hour.

**Derek Conley** · 9th November 08, 10:32 PM

What about Hunting McLeod's tune "The Congress"...? Guitars kick in around 1:25.

Or... as Nick the DSM suggested, Skiltron may do it; their song "Fast and Wild" may work for you!

**george7** · 9th November 08, 10:58 PM

Seven Nations or Off Kilter.

**Mael Coluim** · 10th November 08, 05:45 AM

Try tuning in to the Celtic online radio stations. You may hear a group/singer that appeals to you.
AccuRadio
Celtic Radio

**Tony** · 11th November 08, 10:07 AM

Wow!

Thanks all for your suggestions.

Looks like I got me some listenin' to do!

**Detroitpete** · 16th November 08, 03:57 PM

I'm a new but HUGE fan of "Enter the Haggis". They're in Chicago, but members are from Canada. VERY cool blend of pipes, fiddle, guitar and as a drummer I have to confess--a VERY good drummer.

www.enterthehaggis.com