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Back O' The North Wind
Amazon.co.uk: No Gods: Music: Brian McNeill
Amazon.com: Busker & the Devil's Only Daug: Music: Brian McNeill
Jeff Moore - Traditional Irish Songs & Melodies
Song of the Hammers (Brian McNeill) with Brian McNeill (fiddles) Mark Stone (bodhran)
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FolkWorld Article: Drones & Bellows - Continental Celts
Muir and the Master Builder by Brian McNeill - John Muir Exhibit
March 2000 - Older, But Still Useful, What's New
And Debbie Skolnik, who reviewed Brian McNeill's To Answer the Peacock CD, looks at the novel of the same name.
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| Biography
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Feast of Fiddles - Brian McNeill
1997 :: Brian McNeill :: Edmonton Folk Festival
Foot Stompin' Celtic Music | Artist | Brian McNeill
Brian McNeill at Temple Records
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| Discography
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Amazon.co.uk: Brian McNeill : Music
Brian McNeill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Untitled Document
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| Gigs
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2004 Niel Gow Festival
Ceolas: Celtic Fiddle Festival
Celtic Fiddle Festival II
Music at the Campbell Highland Games and Celtic Festival
Whycocomagh Gathering, Celtic Colours 2001
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Brian McNeill
Jed Marum
Some new and some recently discovered pics
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review of Tønder Festival - Before the break still Brian McNeill with a very beautiful version of "Horses was noticeable
for to Courses" and Ron Kavana with one its Songs (title again unknown, its Songs never announces). As drop to nearly
each Song there are again and again plays the violin and Guitarrensolos. As professional the present ones are recognize
one in addition, to it that with the appropriate Songs also times total "instrumentale silence" does not prevail if
additional instrum ents is appropriate. Allan Taylor, Ron Kavana, Brian McNeill and John Sheahan of the Dubliner was
coincidentally also to attendance and short hand on the stage was also brought.
Living Tradition CD review of Brian McNeill - No Gods
Rambles: Celtic Colours festival reviews
Redwood Cathedral
The Edinburgh festival 2003 -- Reviews -- Music -- (M) -- 3 out of 52
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Living Tradition CD review of Brian McNeill, To Answer the Peacock
An Interview with Nick Burbridge of McDermott's Two Hours
Your Web site notes that your 'sole
published full length fictional work is a political thriller, Operation Emerald, under the
pseudonym Dominic McCartan.' Brian McNeil, a Scottish musician with Leftist leanings, published
two novels we reviewed, The Busker and To Answer the Peacock, both political thrillers. What was
your intent in writing this novel?
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| Links
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Brian McNeill on Facebook
Best o' the Barley
Dick Gaughan Discography - Clan Alba
An Drochaid Chliuteach / Crathadh t'aodaich
Drones and Bellows, with Brian McNeill / cdRoots
Feast of Fiddles
FolkWorld News
Iain MacKintosh - Page 2
- Gentle Persuasion
- Just My Cup of Tea
- Risks and Roses
- Stage By Stage
Join the Union, and Other Quaint Recommendations
Lyr Req: Best of the Barley
The Session: Recordings - The Busker And The Devils Only Daughter by Brian McNeill
The Session: Recordings - Unstrung Hero by Brian McNeill
www.myspace.com/bostonroadrecords
Ed Miller's new CD, Lyrics of Gold
Ed Miller's Recordings
See Albums: Celtic Hotel Music in Trust
See Musicians: Duncan MacGillivray Dougie Pincock
See Groups: Battlefield Band
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