Today is 7/31/2010

Leading the
Fight to
Jail Vagrants

Volume 14, pg.1                          Printed and Published Whenever by jimgee.com, Washington Crossing, Bucks County, Pennsylvania                       NUMBER 39.

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Hello Friends,

 

Let’s see…it has been some time since we put up a “new” front page article and even longer since said article wasn’t a parody or, just a silly mish-mash of humorous anecdotes! Some highlights from 2009 included opening for The Young Dubliners and Enter the Haggis at sold out shows at the Sellersville Theater, participation in the Trenton & Scranton St. Pat’s Parades, and more than a few worthy benefits! Also, Na’Bodach is increasing internet presence by affiliating with online radio! Some stations that have been playing us include: “Celtic Radio” http://www.celticradio.net “IRFT Celtic Radio” http://www.irftradio.comlu.com and “World Beat – KMSU” http://www.mnsu.edu/kmsufm/wbpl/WB.html. As always, we would be grateful to the brave souls who contact any of these fine stations and submit a request for Na’Bodach!

As of this epistle, we are looking forward to performing at both Trenton, NJ and Scranton, PA 2010 St. Patrick’s Day Parades, booking some new club dates and hoping our festival submissions catch the ears of the entertainment committees!

By the way…isn’t it time to replace your worn out version of “Kickers Down, Bottoms Up” with a fresh one? Uh…just wondering…


 

Historical Music Project Released!


Na'Bodach wants to make everyone aware of a new music project by two of its band members, Andy & Casey. Called "Kilted Warriors", it is the military music associated with the 79th New York Volunteer Infantry and is music of the American Civil War. The 79th was a regiment composed primarily of men of Scottish heritage who fought for the Union. (There was quite the number of Irishmen in the unit, as well!) The music showcases brass band, bagpipers and fife & drum and is performed on original and reproduction instruments. A 22 page booklet describing the music and its origins is included. You can get a CD from online retailers or at a Na'Bodach show. And remember, profits from the sale of "Kilted Warriors" will go to fund the National Monument to US Military Musicians. The
official site: www.celtboy.org 


"Kilted Warriors" just received
an album nomination from JustPlainFolks for 2009.

Click the link and scroll down to
"Celtic Instrumental Album Nominees"



 

 

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