Irish Music Feature on Jed Marum’s CD Lonestar Stout #42

We're bringing you the entire album of Jed Marum's newest CD, Lonestar Stout, direct to your ears. Hear it from start to finish. Then decide if you want to own the album yourself.

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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC

Special feature on Jed Marum from Lonestar Stout

1. Back Home in Derry 2. Risin' of the Moon 3. Grace 4. Foggy Dew 5. Bard of Armaugh 6. Streets of Laredo 7. Saint James Infirmary 8. Red River Valley 9. Black Velvet Band 10. Wild Colonial Boy 11. Spancil Hill 12. Goodbye Mick

“Soul of a Wanderer” by Jed Marum from The Soul of a Wanderer

This song will appear on the upcoming documentary film, Bloody Dawn: The Lawrence Massacre. The film was made for the PBS and History Channel markets. It will also feature his song, SARAH'S MOUNTAIN TIME and should be out this Fall.

 

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