Celtic Fire: Season 13 Episode 19

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March 5, 2018

On tonight's show, tune in for more from the weekly themes: Tide Lines, Julie Fowlis' album "Alterum", Dougie McCance's debut album, and the traditions of North Uist. As well, tune in for tunes from the Isle of Islay, Isobel Ann Martin, and more!

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We had a blast recording our second Album Review Club Episode featuring Danny Bell and his Disappointment's new record 'Contemporary Accordion Music'! If you missed the episode last night, catch up on our mixcloud and website via the link in our bio. @dannybellmusic

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