http://www.thesession.org/links/ The newest links submitted to The Session http://www.irishrover.org Irish Rover And The Crew :: Irish Punk Rock Music led by Irish Rover, lead singer & lyricist from 2005. Official website features discography, news, download section, forum, tourdates etc. - Submitted to the category "Solo Musicians" on May 10th 2008 http://www.myspace.com/georgeanddavydd Celtic duo from Brisbane, Australia. - Submitted to the category "Music Groups" on May 6th 2008 http://www.myspace.com/karollynchblackieoconnell Myspace page for 2 of the nicest people I have met on my visits to Ennis. Banjo and Uileann Pipes with new album "Foolin In Doolin" - Submitted to the category "Music Groups" on May 1st 2008 http://www.blackboxmusic.ie/ One of my favourite accordian players. Very modern - Submitted to the category "Solo Musicians" on May 1st 2008 http://www.melodeons.com Melodeon sales and repairs. Castagnari UK main agent. Maker of "Jones" brand melodeons. Based in Welshpool, Wales, UK. - Submitted to the category "Musical Instruments" on April 28th 2008 http://www.ezfolk.com/ ezFolk: Artist benefits include ~ Unlimited upload of MP3s to share on ezFolk. / Unlimited upload of videos to share on ezFolk. / Automated sale of MP3s, videos, and other media for which you earn 80% of the sale. / Inclusion in the ezFolk Chart and Ranking system. / Network with other artists through the ezFolk Fan system. / RSS feeds on your page to keep your listeners up-to-date. / Inclusion in the ezFolk calendar listing your gigs and personal appearances. / A “Store” feature that will allow you to sell CDs, T-shirts, or other tangible items that you can send directly to your customers. - Submitted to the category "Regional Guides" on April 28th 2008 http://oldtimehammer.proboards76.com/ A European based forum, primarily for Old Time Music enthusiasts who live on 'THIS' side of the Pond, although we do have a number of very fine US based players as members, too. The forum is somewhere to learn more about Old Time Music in general, the instruments used to play this exciting music, and also the American musicians who, down through the years helped to create & preserve it . You can also learn more about all the wonderful musicians who are playing this music today and if you are a player yourself, you get an opportunity to contact & keep in touch with other Old Time enthusiasts, over here. - Submitted to the category "Regional Guides" on April 27th 2008 http://www.cuckoofleadh.com Great Trad Festival in the small, but lovely town of Kinvara, on the coast of South Galway. Always great players and great sessions. Takes place every May Bank Holiday, which is usually the first weekend in May. - Submitted to the category "Live Music" on April 24th 2008 http://www.jamesonsrevenge.com Jameson’s Revenge is a loosely connected group of "Trad-Irish musicians" from in and around the Bronx/Westchester/Dublin area who share two common goals: (1)....to play really "spirited" Irish music and (2)....to have as much fun as possible while doing it. To see and hear what we're about please visit: www.jamesonsrevenge.com or www.mysace.com/jamesonsrevenge - Submitted to the category "Music Groups" on April 22nd 2008 http://www.tiarnan.ie Website of Uilleann Piper Tiarnan O Duinnchinn - Submitted to the category "Solo Musicians" on April 22nd 2008 http://www.paddyswhiskers.co.uk Website for four piece group based in Devon, UK, playing mainly Irish traditional folk music. Instruments include flute, whistles, fiddle, octave mandola, banjo, guitar, mandolin, melodeon, bodhran and highland and northumbrian pipes. The whole group sings and a caller is available for barndances and ceilis. - Submitted to the category "Music Groups" on April 14th 2008 http://myspace.com/dyercummings A Young and Exciting English Ceilidh band from Somerset, England. - Submitted to the category "Music Groups" on April 9th 2008 http://www.myspace.com/thefrocks Building on their expertise and passion, F-Rocks have taken traditional Celtic music to a new dimension. A skilful blend of jigs, reels and songs with a fusion of jazz and rock has created a unique folk genre. With their combination of acoustic and electric instruments and haunting vocals, F-Rocks are melodious, rhythmic and exciting! - Submitted to the category "Music Groups" on April 4th 2008 http://www.myspace.com/flyingtoads Sussex, (UK) based traditional Irish band, The Flying Toads have been playing together for more than 10 years and their extensive repertoire ranges from lively jigs and reels to well known sing-along songs, or the occasional haunting ballad to make you cry into your Guinness! The band’s name originates from a spoonerism of the Irish hornpipe, "The Flowing Tide"! The Flying Toads are: Val voice, concertina, tenor banjo, bodhrán Keith bouzouki, tenor banjo, voice, low whistle Brian H fiddle, cittern, bass Brian M voice, guitars, bodhrán Email: mail@flyingtoads.co.uk Website: www.flyingtoads.co.uk/ - Submitted to the category "Music Groups" on April 4th 2008 http://www.TheGrotonSession.com Traditional irish session : A group of musicians meet at the Stage Coach Inn, Groton, MA on Wednesdays to play traditional irish music. Come to the slow/practice session at 7pm to learn and practice the tunes at a slow easy pace. Join us for a traditional irish session at 8.30pm where musicians and singers of all levels are welcome. For more information about weekly sessions, monthly workshops and special guests contact Ashling at ashling@verizon.net and visit www.TheGrotonSession.com Join our email list- weekly emails with updates about session, tunes, workshops and local celtic events Some of the area's finest celtic musicians will visit the Groton Session to teach workshops, perform and play in the session. - Submitted to the category "Sessions" on April 3rd 2008 http://www.soundlantern.com/Index.do;jsessionid=B2D2950DEB2DFD786EBC8372FEC8A09B A new website which works a bit like youtube, but for sounds, rather than videos. Anyone can join up, create a channel, and upload sound files. - Submitted to the category "Live Music" on April 3rd 2008 http://www.wtv-zone.com/phyrst/audio/nfld/ The Internet's largest archive of the greatest songs of Canada's youngest province, Newfoundland and Labrador, with thousands of traditional and copyrighted lyrics, hundreds of MIDI files and guitar chords, as well as scores of music sheets, biographical and historical notations, and individual artist and songwriter listing pages. No membership required. All copyrights must be honored. No HOT linking permitted. - Submitted to the category "Tune Collections" on March 28th 2008 http://www.ctirishfestival.com/ Two day Festival (Sat 21st & Sun 22nd June) in North Haven CT. Feis on Sunday. A great time to be had by all! - Submitted to the category "Live Music" on March 27th 2008 http://celticwonder.avhp.com/gaelic/gaelic1.html Learn Irish Gaelic - 128 lessons - Submitted to the category "Tutorials" on March 26th 2008 http://www.paddymurphy.eu/ CD launch site for the field recordings of concertina pioneer Paddy Murphy. - Submitted to the category "Tune Collections" on March 13th 2008