King Chiaullee
Original and traditional Celtic music from the Isle of Man incorporating influences from Ireland, Brittany, Isle of Man, Gallicia amongst myriad others
Original and traditional Celtic music from the Isle of Man incorporating influences from Ireland, Brittany, Isle of Man, Gallicia amongst myriad others
Introduction
Like many lands riven by conflict, Afghanistan and its vexed politics have spawned diaspora communities near and far.
Music is the lifeblood of such communities, linking them to a common homeland through song, poetry, and a sense of tradition.
Homayun Sakhi, formerly of Kabul, later a refugee in Peshawar, Pakistan, and presently a resident of California, is possibly the finest rubab player of his generation.
The Fureys originate from a musical family from Ballyfermont, Dublin. Davey Arthur from scotland joined the Furey brothers.
Issued from a musical family, Troy Donockley has built a long and successful career fulfilling his teenage dreams traveling the world playing music.
Along with his founding of Celtic Rock band 'You Slosh & as a member of Iona from 1995 to 2009, he's also done much session work with such musical artists as Maddy Prior, Maire Brennan (Clannad), Nightwish, Midge Ure, Barbara Dickson, Roy Harper, Alan Stivell, Lesley Garrett, Status Quo, Del Amitri, Mostly Autumn and many, many more.
Malinky is a Scottish folk band specialising in Scots song. Formed in autumn 1998, the original members were Karine Polwart from Banknock, Stirlingshire (vocals, guitar, bouzouki), Steve Byrne from Arbroath (vocals, guitar, bouzouki, mandolin), Mark Dunlop from Garryduff, Co. Antrim (bodhr
Emily and Hazel Askew are a young duo making waves on the folk scene with their energetic brand of English folk music. Using fiddle and melodeon, they play and sing with an infectious enjoyment and love for the music, winning them fans wherever they go. From rhythmic foot stomping tunes to powerful interpretations of songs and ballads, their playing always guarantees to engage and inspire those who hear.
Shetlander Chris Stout is widely-regarded as the leading fiddle player of his generation both in Scotland and beyond, a title he has earned through the plethora of musicians and bands he has collaborated with and more recently with the release of his stunning debut solo album First o’ the Darkenin’. Firmly grounded in his traditional roots but never afraid to explore new territory, Chris sets himself apart not just because of his astounding technical ability and musicianship but because of his determination to take the music to new levels of innovation and experimentation.
There are multiple bands with this name.
1: Booze Brothers - folkpunk band from France
http://booze.brothers.free.fr
2: Booze Brothers - 80s rock'n'roll band from The Netherlands
3: The Booze Brothers - blues/rock band from Sweden
http://www.boozebrothers.net/ Albums by 1:
2000 Éponyme
2001 Drink before you think
2004 Elevator
2008 Hang On Albums by 2:
I we don't go we won't get there Albums by 3:
1998 Evil Morning Blues
2000 On The Rocks
2004 Live... with the Wolf Island Horns!
Aly Bain MBE (born 15 May 1946 in Lerwick, Shetland, Scotland) is a reknowned Shetland fiddler, learning his instrument from the old-time master Tom Anderson. Considered one of the finest fiddlers in the Scottish tradition, he became nationally prominent as a founding member of Boys of the Lough, with whom he played for 30 years. He has worked on several international television series, regularly collaborates with prominent musicians from across the globe, and occasionally records as a solo musician. Since 1988 he toured and recorded as the duo Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham.