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Episode 182: Food and Family Set List

Episode SetlistNovember 27, 20185Views 0Likes 0Comments

This is the set list for Episode 182: Food and Family which originally aired on November 21, 2018 and can be heard here. Ye Banished Privateers: Welcome To Tortuga; Songs and Curses Musical Blades: Johnny I Hardly Knew Ya; Piratically Incorrect Pyrolysis: Standing Tall; On Mountains High I Stand The Pirates Charles:…

Album Review: Save The Ales

ReviewsNovember 20, 20184Views 0Likes 0Comments

Save The Ales is the second album from the Mid-West band Red Rum. A three person band who loves mixing comedy with their music that features a wide variety of instruments. When I say wide variety I'm not exaggerating: 12 string guitar, bodhran, 21-string autoharp, concertina, mandola, banjo, tin whistle, fiddle, spoons, jaw harp and "anything…

Episode 181: The Morning Grey Set List

Episode SetlistNovember 20, 20184Views 0Likes 0Comments

This is the set list for Episode 181: The Morning Grey which originally aired on November 14, 2018 and can be heard here. Ye Banished Privateers: Welcome To Tortuga; Songs and Curses Bilgerats & Pyrettes: Maid On The Shore; Prepare To Be Boarded Celtic Mayhem: Old Dunn Cow; Twa Corbies Golden Bough:…

Album Review: Three Pennies Short EP

ReviewsNovember 19, 201814Views 0Likes 0Comments

Three Pennies Short is the firest EP from The Penniless Jacks and actually the first EP we've reviewed so a bit excited about the new experience. Now the Jacks are a three person group from the New England area who all have experience playing with many other acts but in 2018 have dedicated themselves to focus specifically…

Album Review: When I Get Home From Across the Sea

ReviewsNovember 15, 20185Views 0Likes 0Comments

When I Get Home From Across the Sea is the seventh album from the New England based band Sharks Come Cruisin; their third full length and first full length since A Past We Forget That We Need To Know in 2011. Sharks have been playing together since November 2002 which easily makes them one of our longest playing bands on…