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  • spade117
    spade117 Posts: 2,466 Member
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    Lots of good stuff here.
  • kimg68
    kimg68 Posts: 64
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    The Dubliners, The Chieftans, Christy Moore, Enya, The Pouges.
  • SkyPixie
    SkyPixie Posts: 224
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    Spiers & Boden played the folk festival here (Isle of Wight) a couple of years back and they were stellar. Highly recommended.

    I never knew you had a folk festival !

    I shall have to check it out for next year as its much nearer to home than Cambridge.. any excuse to see Mr Boden in any of his many guises , highly recommend his solo album Songs from the Floodplain :happy:
  • tistal
    tistal Posts: 869 Member
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    Brollywacker
  • LorinaLynn
    LorinaLynn Posts: 13,247 Member
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    I :heart: the Tartan Terrors. They're one part parody/comedy, and one part bagpipe, flute and fiddle awesomeness.

    Fun: http://youtu.be/Vh06GD-zndI

    Awesome: http://youtu.be/8jaJU2JcqAo
  • Nerple
    Nerple Posts: 1,291 Member
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    The Chieftains, Gaelic Storm, Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly, Irish Rovers and the Clancy Brothers get regular play on my ipod.

    I could listen to "The Foggy Dew" by the Chieftains and Sinead O'Connor over and over and over repeatedly
  • nbhobbes
    nbhobbes Posts: 284
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    I love Albannach, Ed Miller, Uncle Hamish and the Hooligans, Kilbrannan, Penny Whiskey, the Sandcarvers, SAOR Patrol, Alex Beaton, Cutthroat Shamrock...

    Saw Albannach at the Highland Games in NH last year. Great show. :)
  • KTlew54
    KTlew54 Posts: 23
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    Mary Black, Dolores Keane, Davy Spillnae (I think that's how you spell his name, he plays the Uillean pipes), all of the Riverdance and Lord of the Dance soundtracks, The Secret of Roan Inish soundtrack is awesome.
  • BillyC96
    BillyC96 Posts: 7,560 Member
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    Spiers & Boden played the folk festival here (Isle of Wight) a couple of years back and they were stellar. Highly recommended.

    I never knew you had a folk festival !

    I shall have to check it out for next year as its much nearer to home than Cambridge.. any excuse to see Mr Boden in any of his many guises , highly recommend his solo album Songs from the Floodplain :happy:

    Yes! It's called Folkstation (mainly because it used to be held at the IOW Steam Railway site) but has moved on. My boss is one of the organisers, so I get to go for free. It's small, friendly, and the music has been top notch.

    http://www.folkstation.co.uk/

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