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1. Roots, Reels & Rhythms: A Scots Fusion Experience features contemporary Celtic music from colorfully named Scottish artists like Shooglenifty, Peatbog Faeries, Seelyhoo, and Tartan Amoebas. Mac Umba's "Glenmalambo," Paul Mounsey's "Remembrance," Capercaillie's "Inexile," Mouth Music's "He Mandu," and Shooglenifty's "Venus in Tweeds" are among the high points on this Celtic fusion collection.7/

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2. Roots Reels & Rhythms Various Artists (Artist) Format: Audio CD. With the purchase of a CD or Vinyl record dispatched from and sold by Amazon, you get 90 days free access to the Amazon Music Unlimited Individual plan. The Reel Of Revelation - The Keltz Cait Na Dh'fhag Thu'n Fhichead Gini? (Where Have You Left The Twenty Guineas /5(2).

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3. The cd is currently available as a 3 cd boxset with the other "Celtic Roots & Rhythms" recordings. Does anyone know the names of the various reels played on the cd? (The liner notes just say something along the lines of "some tunes Nick picked up from the Leeds Irish music scene).

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5. Gypsy Reel - Live From Vermont music CD album at CD Universe, enjoy top rated service and worldwide shipping. Reels: The Fly Fishing Reel/McIllhatton's Reel/Jeans Reel: Marijah has transformed her urban background and world travels into a truly special roots sound and feeling, one that reminds her audience that rhythm transcends.

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6. The Sound of Ireland: The Ultimate Collection - 3rd CD of 4 by Various Artists; The Tocane Concerts by Various Artists; The Twentieth Anniversary Collection by Various Artists; The Two Side of Pat Mac by Pat McNamara; The Wheels Of The World, Early Irish American Music, Vol 2 by Various Artists; The Winkles Tapes by Sharon Shannon.

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7. Living Roots starts off with fiddle and banjo and, for the first few bars of the opening hornpipe, it seems as though the ‘innovative’ tagline being used to describe this new album from Brendan Hendry and Jonny Toman, is a bit contrived, for it sounds like nothing more than any other well-produced fiddle and tenor banjo album. Not a bad.

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8. Jan 18,  · Roots reggae band Misty in Roots was formed in in Southall, one of London’s largest migrant areas. Their first album was ’s “Live At The Counter Eurovision”, a record full of Rastafarian songs recorded live in Belgium. It was championed by BBC Radio 1 DJ John Peel, helping to bring roots reggae to a white audience.

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