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Hi guys,

Got some new music out if anyone fancies a listen:

https://jarlathhenderson.bandcamp.com/album/raw

And if anyone wants a physical copy;

https://jarlathhenderson.co.uk/shop/raw/

Thanks, happy piping!

Jarlath

I really enjoy and Kudos to pipers who move the tradition forward unlike those who seem to be stuck in some sort of time loop .My seventeen year old daughter, who usually is a bit indifferent to Uilleann pipe music said she really liked the upbeat playing. So well done and good luck with the album. Who sings on " the trees they do grow high" really nice ?

RORY

Congrats Jarlath!
Listen through the tracks at work today and just ordered a copy, great music
/MarcusR

rorybbellows wrote:Who sings on " the trees they do grow high" really nice ?

Some lad by the name of J. Henderson. I hear he plays a bit too

Calum wrote:Some lad by the name of J. Henderson. I hear he plays a bit too

Oh! ,right I've heard of him, isn't he the guy that was in a boy band called "The backstreet pipers " ?


RORY

I’ve never had anything to do with that boy band but hey, that pic goes back a few years!!

There should definitely be a post on here for pipers questionable hairstyles!

Very nice

IMHO the northern Ireland accent lends itself very well to a certain type of ballad singing, I preferred Paul Brady to Christy Moore as the main singer in Planxty. Northern Ireland does seem to have more than its fair share of fine singers.

RORY

rorybbellows wrote:IMHO the northern Ireland accent lends itself very well to a certain type of ballad singing, I preferred Paul Brady to Christy Moore as the main singer in Planxty. Northern Ireland does seem to have more than its fair share of fine singers.

RORY

Paddy Tunney was another good one.