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Date: | Wed, 24 Jun 1998 10:00:19 EDT |
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In a message dated 98-06-23 21:14:33 EDT, you write:
> Perhaps they're doing what Springsteen does....he recommends books and
> albums
> often in his shows and people check them out b/c he has endorsed it. Maybe
> the
> guys thought this would be a good way to boost her sales...b/c heck,
there's
> a
> lot of good Celtic music out there, but if you're not Van or that "ex-
> choirboy
> who went into a recordin' studio to record his parents' favorite songs for
> their wedding anniversary and was heard by a record exec"--whatever his
name
> is--you probably aren't outselling Matchbox 20.
IMO, Kirsty MacColl has as much to do with "Celtic music" as Teenage Fanclub
or the Vaselines or the Skids or Belle & Sebastian or Del Amitri... or Doug
MacMillan, for that matter. There's more to bein' "Celtic" than a "Mac" in
yer name, or a granddad who wore a kilt.....
In my cd changer:
Maire Brennan- Misty Eyed Adventures
The Chieftans- Long Black Veil
Horslips- Live
Loreena McKennitt- The Mask & the Mirror
Braveheart soundtrack
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