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STRANGE TARTAN – the new release
The new album – STRANGE TARTAN – by Scottish Andrew An eclectic and original weave of strange things from Scottish Andrew
The Holy Spirit with the early Celtic Saints
THE LIFE OF ST KENTIGERN from THE BOOK OF GLASGOW CATHEDRAL, GLASGOW, 1898, Meanwhile, during Kentigern’s absence from Glasgow, the people of that neighbourhood relapsed into paganism, and, at the same time, it is to be gathered, the kingdom fell into confusion. Reading between the lines, it is evident that the strife of the period … Continue reading
Iron – the anti-faerie metal
IRON – the anti-faerie metal – Here is an example of an intrepid Fiddler using a small iron dirk to Earth an evil faerie like some interdimensional lightning conductor ….. Iron or steel, in the shape of needles, a key, a knife, a pair of tongs, an open pair of scissors, or in any other … Continue reading
Scottish Andrew’s 2013
The Phase 2 launch of Scottish Andrew in January of 2013 was part of a 5 website programme designed to showcase the various arts of Andrew Hennessey. Andrew the Musician is presented by http://www.scottishsoundscapes.com Andrew the Scottish Traditional Ceilidh Musician by http://www.wildgeese.biz Scottish Andrew the Modern Artist by http://www.scottishbydesign.biz Andrew the Tour Operator by http://www.stargateedinburgh.com … Continue reading
The Mystery of the Scottish Wild Geese
My first introduction to anything Irish and goose-like took place in the folk music sessions of Edinburgh in the 1980’s in bars like the Royal Oak and this led to many late night music parties behind closed doors. It was there that I was first introduced to the idea that folk culture could be a … Continue reading
A FAREWELL TO DAWN – CD – at REVERBNATION
For those looking for the Solan Theatre Company’s A FAREWELL TO DAWN after LULU.com shuts down its music sales – the CD is now situated at the ScottishAndrew shop on REVERBNATION http://www.reverbnation.com/store/artist_1121884
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