Celtic tides
Subtitle: traditional music in a new age
By: Martin Melhuish.
Publisher: Quarry Music Books
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Kingston, Ont
Language: eng
Number of pages: 237
Subjects: Celtic music -- History and criticism.
Description: "During the past few years, a spring tide of Celtic culture and folklore has washed ashore, with Celtic dance (Riverdance), Celtic history (Braveheart), and traditional Celtic music enjoying a renaissance throughout the world, Celtic musicians from Ireland, Scotland, and Canada are enjoying an unprecedented surge in popularity.".

"Celtic Tides is the first book to tell the story of this Celtic invasion through profiles of the traditional music scene in the old world and the new. The book features extensive interviews with the most influential Celtic artists, the first comprehensive discography of Celtic music, a complete guide to international Celtic music festivals, and forty pages of photographs of Celtic musicians. For fans of contemporary music and popular culture, Celtic Tides is indispensable."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Includes bibliographical reference (p. 233-235) and discography (p. 179-220).
Table of contents: title: Nashville craic : the Celtic connection; title: Keltoi : Celtic history and mythology; title: Celtic soul : Ireland and The Chieftains; title: Scots wha ha'e : Scotland and Dougie MacLean; title: Ceilidh trail : Cape Breton and The Rankins; title: Behond the ninth wave : world music and Loreena McKennitt.