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Finding Compassion In A Bleak World by Celticmusicfan's Weblog on Mar 29, 2011If there’s one thing I’ve learned about all my years watching Earth, is that people aren’t what they may seem. There are shop boys, and there are boys who just happen to work in a shop for the time being. And trust me Tristan, you&#...
Already and Upcoming! by Celticmusicfan's Weblog on Feb 9, 2011I have a bunch of news for you guys. Remember when I actually mentioned a Christian Celtic band Eden’s Bridge last time? We had no input as to what’s up with them. I was surprised when I stumbled upon their site and learned that they re...
Behind The Celtic Melodies: Phil Holland and Dave Palmley by Celticmusicfan's Weblog on Feb 1, 2011Article plus Interview 2 traditional Irish jigs. Phil: fiddles and bass Dave:guitars, mandolin and bodhrun. for info on how to buy the new CD “THE VISIT” by Dave Palmley and Phil Holland write to lmcrecords2011@gmail.com The Visit is o...
Awesome January by Celticmusicfan's Weblog on Jan 10, 2011Looking for Moss,a metaphorical search for life and hope in the darkest,bleakest moments. Phil: piano,violin,celtic harp,bass,keys. Dave: acoustic guitar,electric guitar, mandolin all dave and Phil’s CDs are available by writing to lmcrecords20...
A Peek Into Phil Holland and Dave Palmley’s The Visit by Celticmusicfan's Weblog on Dec 22, 2010Phil Holland sent me a Christmas gift. It’s a track off the new album The Visit. Yes I heard it first before it’s been released and I felt so privileged to be part of this very interesting project between her and Dave Palmley. I’ve...
Phil Holland:Vassiliki Seascapes and Postcards from Greece by Celticmusicfan's Weblog on Apr 10, 2010I am not feeling well. It is a blessing to find something in the mailbox from one of my featured artists: Dear Jose, I hope you are well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyANzDo03vU LIVE IN GREECE!! I made this video to commemorate...
Album Review: Faeries by Phil Holland by Celticmusicfan's Weblog on Mar 18, 2010Celticmusicfan goes to Italy. Those who are new to the music of Phil Holland will probably be at loss on how to approach her music. After all, she is first and foremost a student of classical music long before she ventured into the realm of Celtic mu...
Phil Holland Sings of Ancient Greece and the Celts (An Interview) by Celticmusicfan's Weblog on Feb 26, 2010 (pictures courtesy of her Myspace site) Turn off the lights, open your windows. Above the ceiling are glow stars. Outside the crescent moon hangs like a golden boat. The scent of night flowers permeates the air and the stars twinkle above Van...
