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Archive for February, 2012

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Playlist Feb. 19, 2012

Back in the studio after a month out, most of which was spent in Glasgow for the Celtic Connections festival (see reviews).  Today’s show features some of the live recordings made there, and some of the many CDs we brought back.  It will take weeks to get through it all! Artist – Tune -  Recording [...]

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Music is everywhere in Glasgow, from the streets to the Royal Concert Hall.  Music is the soul of this city.  If you weren’t already in love with melody and rhythm before you arrived, you will be, and if you’re like most of us, you want to participate.  The House of Song, hosted by the ever-gracious [...]

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The Strathclyde Suite was the official center of fun Wednesday night.  Gaelic singer Maggie MacInnes, backed by wisecracking Brian McAlpine (piano/accordion) and Anna Massie (guitar/fiddle), filled the first half with gorgeous song and gentle banter.  MacInnes, arguably the queen of the Gaelic heartbroken love song, was in fine voice, singing songs of dark-haired, handsome men [...]

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Oh, Glasgow Art Club, how I love you for your beautiful woodwork, your intimate setting, your arched collar ceiling, and your wonderful, hilarious staff; if only you sounded better.  The long gallery is not kind to the ears.  The piano, accordion and bagpipes are greedy for attention in any sound mix, and in that small [...]

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