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Podcast:	Celtic Roots Radio - Irish music podcast
Rank:	#629
Category:	Music > Folk

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0:00		Celtic Roots Radio 46 – 'Awkward as a pig in a sheugh!'
0:37		Bill Grogan's Goat (Michigan, USA) – 'As I Roved Out', (Bill Grogan's Goat)
4:47		Gerry McCullough (Belfast, Northern Ireland) – 'The Seanachie: Tales of Old Seamus', (Precious Oil Publications)
7:00		Rachel Davis (Nova Scotia, Canada) – 'The Right of Man on the West Side', (Rachel Davis)
9:16		Hugh Morrison (Texas, USA) – 'Ye Jacobites By Name', (Robert Burns Rocks)
12:36		Jocelyn Pettit (BC, Canada) – 'Fiddler's Welcome', (Jocelyn Pettit)
16:21		Avery Island (Ontario, Canada) – 'Lynch's Window', (Whats the Number One Event?)
20:30		Clandestine Celtic Band (Texas, USA) – 'The Hare Reels', (ReD)
22:20		Looking Glass (England, UK) – 'If You See Something, Say Something', (Infinite Wisdom)
23:47		Danny Ellis (North Carolina, USA) – '800 Voices', (800 Voices)
29:30		Raymond McCullough (Belfast, Northern Ireland) – 'Pipe Major's jig', (Different)

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Celtic Roots Radio 46 – 'Awkward as a pig in a sheugh!'

Title:	Celtic Roots Radio 46a – 'Awkward as a pig in a sheugh!'
Author:	Raymond McCullough: Precious Oil Productions Ltd
Description:	Apple enhanced version, (with chapters, album covers, info & artist website links - IN the podcast) - for iTunes, iPod, iPhone, iPad (& Android!) users.

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