Links to what I think are the best music sites

You can tell I like Scottish music as well as Celtic.

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  SCORCHED-EARTH POLICY, John Miller: vocals, Mark Lamb: guitar, vocal (second from the left), Lance Lea: drums, Carlos Santiago: guitar, George Astin: bass, Mark, my nephew to be's site, a real sweetie so give them a listen.  Photo by Jennifer Wade my niece (dang she's good)

 

Alasdair Fraser is wonderful.  Lassie with the Golden Hair is my favorite.                                  

Battlefield Band is fantastic. Saw them in concert last year, some good toe tapping music                                                                            

Boys of the Lough will get you feet going, Wonderful waltz and polka's, vocals are great.       

Cherish the Ladies are a wonderful group. Great Irish songs, love Joni Madden's, have her CD's as well as the groups. 

The McCalmans wonderful Scottish group, worth a listen also.                               

Runrig if I wasn't as old as I am I would be a Riggie. Some Rock and old songs.  Really a kick.          

Séamus Egan  interesting and lovely music. He is very talented

Tannahill Weavers was the first Scottish group that I listened too. I am so sad that they will be near here at the end of month and no tickets left.

  You can listen to sound clips through his site, fantastic guitar player, please have a listen.

  I have been a listener for several years, both of my daughters have used his music for their weddings. The Garden of Givenhy and Presents of Joy from his other albums.

  I have seen Kitaro in concert, been one of my favorites for 10 years, daughter used one song from this album as her wedding march. 

  The album name speaks for itself.  Her voice is thrilling and a joy to hear. 

  I have several of his CD's, I could listen to him all day, what a gifted man.  

    Most of the songs are in the beautiful Navajo language . Even though I don't speak her language her melodies touch the heart. 

  Aaron White on guitar, Kelvin Bizahaloni on cedar flute, and Michael

Bannister on percussion, is a  blending of folk, classical jazz and Native American.  Wonderful music. 

My IRC friend Raz has lots of midi links, well worth checking out.

Smick and Smodoo's midi site.  Wonderful oldies here, back to the 20's to the 50's.