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16 Jan 16 - 04:59 AM (#3765895) Subject: The Kells From: Harry Rivers Hello everyone, I'm a new member and I hope to become a regular participant but, for now, can I start my membership by asking if anyone knows anything about The Kells who released the album "English Mariners: Ancient Folks Songs from the British Isles"? Spotify is a truly wonderful beast but the 'sleeve notes' can be woeful. All the best Harry |
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16 Jan 16 - 05:52 AM (#3765916) Subject: RE: The Kells From: GUEST Some information on their website: kellsband.com |
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16 Jan 16 - 06:42 AM (#3765925) Subject: RE: The Kells From: Harry Rivers Thanks GUEST for the reply but kellsband.com is not the same band. Harry |
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16 Jan 16 - 02:45 PM (#3766024) Subject: RE: The Kells From: keberoxu Maybe a review of personnel would distinguish between the two? Bodhran, Eddie Cotter, Jr.: was he in BOTH bands? |
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16 Jan 16 - 03:17 PM (#3766043) Subject: RE: The Kells From: Harry Rivers I think I've answered my own question but I'd be interested to know if they ever tour and if I've made any mistakes or omissions. The Kells Vocals – Tony Dugan Guitar & Mandolin - Steve Hall Guitar - Dave Guy Whistle, Button Accordion, Keyboards & Backing Vocals - Helen O'Connell Fiddle & Vocals - Liz Ramsay Fiddle - Billie Patton Fiddle - Simon Chantler Albums (on Northstar Music): Celtic Dawn (2004) Celtic Echoes (2004) Celtic Voices (2004) Celtic Voyage (2004) English Mariners: Ancient Songs from the British Isles (2014) Not to be confused with: The Kells Brian McCoy – Flutes, Whistles, Pipes Kim Rattan – Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin Doug Rudy – Mandolin, Banjo, Fiddle, Vocals Eddie Cotter, Jnr. – Bodhrán Albums: The Kells (2004) Don't Burn the Water (2007) Smooth Sailing After All (2013) All the best Harry |