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These links are but a few of the performers, organizations and friends that also have sites on the world wide web. Please visit their pages when you have time.
Roger Whittaker (http://www.rogerwhittaker.com)
What a voice!
Robert Goulet (http://www.robertgoulet.com/)
One of my favorite singers of all time - the great baratone who set the standard
and he will be missed.
Cheryl
Prashker (http://www.cherylprashker.com)
A truly amazing percussionist, and a joy to perform with.
Kingston Trio (http://www.kingstontrio.com)
The group that started the big Folk Boom of the 60s, and is still just as
exciting.
Stan Rogers (http://www.stanrogers.net/)
A wonderful performer who mainstreamed sea music and wrote some really powerful
songs. Canada’s greatest writer of the 70s.
Garnet Rogers (http://www.garnetrogers.com/)
A powerful performer and one of the best touring today.
Glenn Yarbrough (http://www.glennyarbrough.com)
The fantastic tenor from the Limeliters of the 1960’s then his own
million-selling records, he sounds better than ever and is often found touring
the Pacific Northwest or on his boat sailing the seas. He even sings a couple of
Charlie Zahm songs!
Full Moon Ensemble (http://www.great-music.net/fullmoon)
A wonderful group of musicians based in Alabama. Composed of champion
instrumentalists and touching vocalists, these folks have really made a splash
on the Celtic circuit!
Mack Bailey (http://www.MackBailey.com)
A great singer and a good friend, Mack, of “The Hard Travelers” fame, has
been a DC-area favorite for years.
The Pyrates Royale (http://www.pyrates.com)
Bringing swashbuckling vocals and raucous comedy, these folks are very popular
at Renaissance, Maritime and Celtic festivals all over the place!
Castlebay
(http://www.castlebay.net/)
Julia Lane and Freed Gosbee from Maine create
some truly beautiful music on a wide variety of instruments. I greatly enjoy
singing with them when our paths cross!
Mark Sullivan (http://www.seriousfunent.com)
Great percussionist, who often accompanies us on-stage at the bigger venues, he
is also an actor and producer!
Chris Westfall (http://www.chriswestfall.com/)
A fine singer and guitarist/pianist, I have enjoyed sharing the stage with him
many times.
Bruce Davies (http://www.brucedavies.com/) A great guy and wonderful troubadour, and there are darn few of us left!
Target Recording Studios (http://www.targetstudios.com/) Where I do all my recording---Marc Moss knows how to record magic.
Iona (http://www.ionamusic.com/)
Some great music comes from this Virginia-based group. Good friends, and they
run one of the best Celtic festivals on the East Coast.
The Potomac Celtic Festival (http://www.potomaccelticfest.org/).
Celtic Classic (http://www.celticfest.org/
)
Certainly one of my favorite Celtic Festivals, this one’s always fantastic.
One of the best, period!
Western Massachusetts Highland Games (http://www.wmhg.org/)
A great family-oriented event I’m very happy to be a part of for the last 5
years.
Potomac Celtic Festival (http://www.potomaccelticfest.org/
)
The only festival I know of that brings in so much music from all the Celtic
lands. Run by my friends in Iona, this festival has invited me to perform
several times, and this is one you must visit in the next festival season!
Southern Maryland Celtic Festival: (http://www.cssm.org)
A very enjoyable festival, and it kicks off the season in the Mid-Atlantic!
St. Andrews Society of Connecticut
Scottish Games (http://www.sasct.org)
They have been kind enough to invite me back for so many years, and truly one of
the most enjoyable around!
Glasgowlands Scottish Festival (http://www.glasgowlands.org
)
Held in a garden spot in Massachusetts, this one shouldn’t be missed!
Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire (http://www.parenfaire.com/)
A year-round faire, and their Celtic weekends are especially great!
East of the Hebrides (http://www.eohebrides.com/)
Good friends, and Bill and Karen Reid put on some of the nicest festivals
you’ll visit.
McLain Highland Games (http://www.historicalsociety.com) A great festival in the Harrisburg area with which I have been proud to be involved for several years now.
Highlander Radio (http://www.celticradio.net) This Internet “radio” service can be heard the world over, and can take your requests too! And be sure to request your favorite Charlie Zahm songs!
Maine Highland Games (http://www.MaineHighlandGames.org/)
A Down East favorite of mine!
Southern New Hampshire Highland Games (http://www.snhscotcelt.org/)
A great and growing festival. I am always happy to be there!
Richmond Highland Games (http://www.richmondceltic.com)
A giant festival to be enjoyed by the whole family!
Chadds Ford (PA) Days Folk Festival (http://www.chaddsfordhistory.org/)
A 2-day Colonial music and crafts festival not to be missed!
The company that produced my live DVD, whose goal is to “set
forth a vision for
the fullness of a God-honoring family life.”
Gen. George Meade Society (http://www.generalmeadesociety.org/)
Learn all about the Hero of Gettysburg!
Saint Andrews Society of Philadelphia (http://www.standrewsociety.org) I am honored to be a member of this organization. Dedicated the the Patron Saint of Scotland, my chapter was started in Philadelphia over 250 years ago!
Vision Forum (http://www.visionforum.com)
A great traditional Christian organization led by my friend Douglas Phillips.
You will find the books, tapes, videos and other products truly inspiring, as I
have.
Persecution Project
(http://www.persecutionproject.org)
Led
by my friend Brad Phillips, this group works to end the persecution of
Christians in Sudan. A very eye-opening site.
The
Sierra Club
(http://www.sierraclub.org)
I am a Wilderness Guardian member of this
organization that does so much to keep environmental issues on the front pages
and not lost in this era of economic expansion. We are custodians of Earth, and
at this point it is our responsibility to leave it better than we have found it.
World
Wildlife Organization (http://www.worldwildlife.org/)
Another
important wildlife preservation organization needing your help in
environmentally challenging industrial times.
Oxford Hall (http://www.oxfordhall.com)
A great shop catering to all Celtic merchandise tastes. Located in New
Cumberland, PA, they carry only high-quality goods and all my recordings. Make
sure you stop in!
Ann Stewart, Kiltmaker (http://www.kiltshop.com/)
She carries my CDs and has provided me with lots of the high-quality Scottish
goods you see me wear.
Highland Heritage (http://www.highlandheritage.com/)
has made my kilts and has supplied other handsome pieces of apparel I wear.
Medieval
Moccasins (http://www.medievalmoccasins.com/)
Makers of the most comfortable boots available, which I wear with my battle
kilt.
Bucks
County (PA) Folk Music (http://www.bucksmusic.com/)
Carl
and the crew made the great bodhran I play! I have also bought three Martin
guitars from these good folks.
Welcome to Scotland! (http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/home/scotland/scotland.html)
Welcome to Nova Scotia! (http://ttg.sba.dal.ca/nstour/)
Welcome to Ontario! (my mother is from Sudbury) (http://ontario-canada.com/)
Welcome to Ireland! (http://dir.yahoo.com/Recreation/Travel/Browse_By_Region/Countries/Ireland/Complete_Listing/)
Welcome to Wales! (http://www.tourism.wales.gov.uk/)
Welcome to England! (http://www.great-britain.org/)
Welcome to New England! (http://www.discovernewengland.com/)
Welcome to Pennsylvania! (where we live) (http://www.visitpa.com/) and (http://www.state.pa.us/)
My good friends at Fortissimo Folk Music who
maintain my web page (thank you!!!)
(http://www.fortissimo.org/)
They also host some really great house concerts!
