Albannach "Ancestors" Albannach 2006
An Strik "Ryb An Avon/Kan Kala Me" Mammyk Ker: All the Best From Cornwall (highly reccomended)
The Dawnlight Singers "Ki Ga Ka Ney/Skodac Song" Thrufters and Through-stones: The Music of Vermont's First 400 Years (New, disc I)
Fiddleheads "Grumbling Old Man/Growling Old Woman"
Va-et-Vient "J'etends le Moulin (I heard the mill)
Deb Flanders "Young Charlotte"
Robert Reznik/Marty Morrissey "Battle of Lake Champlain/Beautiful Lights of Burlington"
Robert Reznik/Marty Morrissey "The Vermont Farmers' Song" Old and New Vermont Songs
"Riflemen of Bennington/Farewell to Whiskey"
Grateful Dead "Whiskey in the Jar"(rehearsal tape) So Many Roads, Disc V
Von Cello "The Party" Celtar (New, http://www.voncello.com)
"Cello Man" (Black Sabbath cover)
Francois Coutre "Song for a Small Child" Qallunak
Francois Coutre "Danse du St. Laurent" Ludovica (New, http://www.boghei.com)
Jethro Tull "Thick As A Brick" (live) Extended Versions: Jethro Tull
Garmarna "Cow Call from Halsingland" Garmarna
"Kleveberg's Fire"
"Herr Olof (Sir Olof"
Islandica "Krummavisur" Songs and Dances from Iceland
"Sjera Magnus/O Min Flaskan Frida"
"Island (Farsaelda Fron)"
"Trollathvadur"
Brobdingnagian Bards "My Luv is like a Red, Red Rose/500 Miles" Real Men Wear Kilts (New, http://www.thebards.net)
Marc Gunn "The Last Chicken in Dublin" What Color is Your Dragon? (New, http://www.marcgunn.com)
Tom Smith "Songwriters Workshop" The FuMP Vol. 13 Jan-Feb. 2009 (http://www.thefump.com and http://www.tomsmithonline.com)
Robert Lund, lyrics by M. Spaff Sumison "Save Me, Obama" (http://www.thefump.com and http://www.spaff.com)
The Power Pipes "Oh When the Saints" Loud and Proud (New, http://www.powerpipes.at)
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So there you have it: my first show on The Radiator in the can, the bag, the file, or in whatever storage device you prefer. In future shows I shall host interviews with local Celtic and folk artists, (I especially want to interview some of the Church St. buskers), present you some trivia on Irish and Celtic culture, food, music, folklore, history and so-on, and play a game with you all: something I like to call "Guess the Language", where I play a song that's not in English, and it's your task to call me up and tell me what language the song is in.
I also absolutely LOVE holidays: Christmas, Channukkah, Halloween (or Samhainn, or the Celtic New Year as it's known in the British Isles), Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas in July, and how could we forget September 19th, which is "International Talk Like a Pirate Day"? (http://www.talklikeapirate.com). I have celebratory music for all of these holidays and more, so I hope you'll celebrate with me throughout the year every Saturday from 2-4pm on "The Radiator" WOMM-LP 105.9-FM.
Embrace your heritage. Embrace the World. We are all one.
Slainte (Irish Gaelic for "good health) and thanks for listening,
Edward Burke AKA DJ Seamus
P.S. you can also hear me Fridays from 5-8pm year-round on WWPV 88.7-FM "The Mike" on the campus of Saint Michael's College, a station much like The Radiator, but lacking the cool and hip urban vibe. (http://www.wwpv.org)