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    There is also "Albannach" They have 3 or 4 cds out now. They play every year at the Pleasanton California Games.
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    Albannach are the best. I have seen them four different times here in Florida.

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    My suggestions will be a bit dated... many of my favourite groups are from the 80's and even 70s...

    They are traditional groups, not rock

    Scottish:

    Tannahill Weavers
    Old Blind Dogs
    Kentigern (this is an obscure Scottish band from around 1980... probably hard to find)

    Irish:

    De Danann
    The Bothy Band
    Danu
    Altan

    You can get on Pandora and find all kinds of stuff
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    I love the Killdares out of Dallas.

    I like Gaelic Storm a lot too.
    KD

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    Im more of a traditional Irish/Scottish music girl myself. Cara Dillon owns my heart in terms of Irish traditional/folk and Julie Fowlis is great for Scottish Gaidhlig music.

    Cara Dillon (my all time favorite Cara Dillon song):



    and Julie Fowlis:



    Otherwise if you're into Celtic rock, I'd say Gaelic Storm (they are also awesome live. Really funny guys) and the group Delhi 2 Dublin has some fun Celtic-Indian fusion stuff worth listening to:


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    Quote Originally Posted by sailortats View Post
    There is also "Albannach" They have 3 or 4 cds out now. They play every year at the Pleasanton California Games.
    I love these guys. Listening to them is like listening to the soundtrack of Scottish war movies.

    I feel like I used to know a ton of Celtic bands. I cant seem to remember them right now.

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    For piping, I like the Red Hot Chili Pipers and The Wicked Tinkers. If you can find them, check out Barleyjuice and the Tim Malloys. Dropkick Murphys always good for a bit of 'oi' like Flogging Molly and the Real MacKenzies. See also An Dochas, the Mudmen and Great Big Sea.

    JMB

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    Thanks for all the band names and recommendations!!!, I think I will have a lot of research this weekend.

    BTW, what´s Pandora??
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    Celtic Rock:
    Tartan Terrors
    The Mahones

    You should also check out the McDades (LINK). Their roots are in Celtic music, but they also bring in influences from a lot of other areas, such as country, jazz, classical, and world music.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Omar Zaragoza View Post
    BTW, what´s Pandora??
    Pandora Internet Radio (www.pandora.com).

    It's a music-streaming service that you can customize to your personal blend of musical tastes.
    John

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