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Capt'n. Black's Sea Dogges have released their first CD. The self-titled work features sixteen songs, nine originals and seven traditionals. A variety of instruments including guitar, mandolin, bodhran, and Native American drums combine with tight harmonies to create a unique new pirate...ahem...privateer listening experience.
Check them out at http://cdbaby.com/cd/cbseadogges. Also, please take a look at them at: http://www.maritimeheritage.net/ where they are this week's featured performer. Also, please visit their homepage: www.seadogsmusic.com.

I first heard the Aberlours in Germany when they played a Renaissance evening in a castle in Glauchau. They are a 5 piece band that plays electric Celtic type music, a la Silly Wizard, with guitars, flute, fiddle, bass and drums. They sing in English and German, and are named after a Scottish brand of scotch whiskey. They have a huge amount of talent, and have recently played with Ian Anderson (of Jethro Tull fame).

One of the new artists I am listening to right now is Feargal O'Bearra, of Galway, Rep. of Ireland.

So nice to have found this site.Blessings to all...MA

From NPR Music:
"McKennitt visited NPR's Studio 4A to perform some of the songs off her new release, and spoke with Liane Hansen about her music." Click here to listen.

Couldn't find a way to e-mail privately, but it appears our account was lost in the transition, we've had it for awhile.

If our music has been lost in the transition as well, please let me know and I will re-send it.

Thank you,

Tom
TomLoriMail@Yahoo.Com

I am sooo Glad Ren Radio is here...Is Back. THANK YOU fof keeping it going. How can I help?

Just a note here to let you know I have started posting stories about musicians and music over on myspace. On http://myspace.com/sandralynnsparks are already a few stories about the musicians I have met over the years, and this week I will begin adding stories about Reniassance Festival musicians on http://myspace.com/sandrasparkssusanhickey