JesseW’s twenty-one comments

The 10th track is actually 2 tracks, according to http://www.boysofthelough.com/009.htm more…

An internationally-acclaimed performer, Mari is equally at home in a wide variety of musical traditions. She has been featured at Celtic Highland Games, Argentine tango festivals, folk festivals, jazz concert series, and world-famous Western Classical con... more…

A annual free folk festival honoring Sam Hinton, a local musician who passed away 13 years ago. more…

Like those who cooked, raised children, crafted, took care of their families and still managed to create lace and song long ago, the Lacemakers weave Celtic tunes and Balladry, Bluegrass, Appalachian tunes, and mountain originals together with 8 different... more…

Alan & Rob present an evening of old and new music, featuring Alan’s compositions, Battlefield Band favorites and songs from Rob. The show combines open tuned lead and accompaniment guitar work from Rob, Alan’s keyboard, guitar and accordion and fine ... more…

http://musicbrainz.org/release/081d7664-2cae-43d9-8b5b-432a5375b81d.html more…

The Syncopaths are a fabulous contra dance band in the LA area -- I'm listening to this CD of theirs right now. If you get a chance, they are very much worth hearing. more…

I picked this album up from a friend; it's lovely, lyrical, and charming. more…

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I'm flumoxed regarding playing this tune on a standard D whistle - AFAIK, such whistles only go down to low D, and this tune *starts* on low A! I know it's possible, as I've heard whistle players do this tune many a time - but I can't get the hearing of ... more…