Workout with Celtic Music #233

Put on your exercise clothing because you're gonna get a great workout with this week's episode featuring non-stop indie Celtic music from Rathkeltair, Bruno's Boys, John McGaha, Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones, Jonathan Milton, Bourbon & Shamrocks, Emerald Rose, Colin Farrell, Mwnci Nel, Dun Aengus, Beer Belly, Ceann, Jiggernaut, The Canny Brothers Band, The Kreellers, The Demon Barbers, John Wright.

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This Week in Celtic Music

"Cunla" by Rathkeltair from Everybody

"The Beggarman" by Bruno's Boys from Last Call

"Maids of Munster" by John McGaha from Exodus, An ElectroCelt Journey

"Come Out Ye Black 'n' Tans" by Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones from On the One Road

"Sunday Brunch Set" by Jonathan Milton from Just One More...

"Elzic's Farewell" by Bourbon & Shamrocks from Shock & ARRRR!

"Fire in the Head" by Emerald Rose from Songs for the Night Sky

The Old Rogue Set" by Colin Farrell from On the Move

"Seion" by Mwnci Nel from Gimig

"Irish Rover" by Dun Aengus from Fortified

"The Blackthorn Stick" by Beer Belly from Paddy's Boots

"Music of Our Fathers" by Ceann from Almost Irish

"The Brewery Tap" by Jiggernaut from In Search of More

"Come to the Bower" by The Canny Brothers Band from One Drop of Whiskey

"Boys of the Old Brigade" by The Kreellers from Sixth and Porter

"Ranzo" by The Demon Barbers from Disco at the Tavern

"Carrickfergus" by John Wright from A Few Short Lines

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