Let the weekend party begin. With the celebration of the patron saint of Ireland coming up on Sunday, we take a look tonight at the evolving Celtic tradition. There’s a good helping of traditional Irish music but there’s also a focus on how performers are pushing the Celtic music envelope, folding in music as varied at klezmer and old-timey.
- Artist, "Title", Album, Label
- Chieftains, “Morning Dew/Women Of Ireland”, The Wide World Over, RCA Victor
- Chieftains with Sting, “Mo Ghile Mear”, The Wide World Over, RCA Victor
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- Lunasa, “Eanair”, Lunasa, Compass
- Cara Dillon, “The Maid Of Culmore”, “She’s Like The Swallow”, Cara Dillon, Rough Trade
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- Dolores Keane, “Dangerous Dance”, “Dunlavin Green”, “Fare Thee Well A Stor”, Night Owl, Alula
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- Solas, “Beck Street”, “Prelude #1/Black Annis”, The Edge Of Silence, Shanachie
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- Lunasa, “Feabhra”, “Iuir”, Lunasa, Compass
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- Cathie Ryan, “Carrick-a-rede”, Somewhere Along The Road, Shanachie
- John Doyle, “Blue Diamond Mines”, Evening Comes Early, Shanachie
- Cathie Ryan, “High On The Mountain”, Somewhere Along The Road, Shanachie
- John Doyle, “Crooked Jack”, Evening Comes Early, Shanachie
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- Aengus Finnan, “The Ballad Of Marguerite de la Roche”, Fool’s Gold, Shelter Valley
- Connie Dover, “The Blessing”, The Border Of Heaven, Taylor Park Music
- Providence, “McDonagh’s”, A Fig For A Kiss, Appleseed
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