Scartaglen - The Middle Path album flac

Scartaglen was a Kansas City based Celtic music group that formed in 1982 and produced three albums (all now out of print) before disbanding in 1994.

Scartaglen (1983 - 1984). Scartaglen - Rosemary Lane. Scartaglen - The Middle Path (1986). Scartaglen - The South Bend Reels. Breens in Scartaglen (2nd half).

The Path is the tenth studio album by English acoustic roots duo Show of Hands, released in April 2003. The album was conceived as an "instrumental journey" around the South West Coast Path, a 630-mile coastline path opened in 1978 in the duo's native West Country, and a celebration of the coastline's "sights and sounds". It is the band's only completely instrumental album, with each of its songs named after and inspired by different locations on the path

Scartaglen was a Kansas City based Celtic music group, that formed in the spring of 1982, and produced three albums (all now out of print) before disbanding in 1994. The group was composed of co-founder Roger Landes (bouzouki, mandolin, tenor banjo, guitar and bodhran), Connie Dover (vocals and keyboard), co-founder Michael Dugger (guitar, tenor banjo, fiddle, vocals), Kirk Lynch (uilleann pipes, flute, tin whistle, guitar and bouzouki). The Middle Path, Castle Island Records (1986) - on LP. Last Night's Fun, City Spark Records (1992) - on CD.

Also known as Cronin’s, The Humors Of Newcastle, The Humours Of Scartaglen, The New Post Office, New Posthouse, New Road, The New Road, Noelle O’Connor’s, The Scarta Glen Road, Scartaglen Road, Tom Billy’s. There are 43 recordings of a tune by this name. A tune by this name has been recorded together with The Banks Of The Ilen (a few times), The Banks Of The Illen (a few times), The Top Of The Maol (a few times), The Brosna (a few times) and The Dusty Miller (a few times). The Scartaglen has been added to 19 tune sets. The Scartaglen has been added to 248 tunebooks.

He appeared on the group's three recordings: Scartaglen (1984), The Middle Path (1987), and Last Night's Fun (1992). Scartaglen contributed a track to the best-selling 1993 Narada Records collection Celtic Odyssey, which was on the Billboard charts for almost two years. After Scartaglen disbanded in 1994 he performed in the short-lived quintet Glenfire (1994-1995), which explored the common ground between Irish and Cape Breton traditional musics. From 1995 to 2003 he performed in a duo with singer Connie Dover. During his years with Scartaglen, Roger established himself as a first-rate accompanist and arranger, and since then has emerged as a master soloist, performing Irish tunes on the bouzouki, mandolin, tenor banjo and guitar with dazzling technical skill and creativity.