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Gaelic Storm
Gaelic Storm skyrocketed to fame as the party band in the steerage scene in the movie Titanic. Gaelic Storm was formed on St. Patrick’s Day 1996, when Patrick Murphy (vocals, accordion) was joined by Steve Wehmeyer (bodhran) and Steve Twigger (guitar, mandolin) to play gigs at O’Brien’s Pub in Santa Monica. Current members also include Ryan Lacey (drums), Ellery Klein (fiddle) and Pete Purves (bagpipes). Known for their original, hard-driving, Irish drinking songs, Gaelic Storm has five albums in release.
Gaelic Storm titles on CD and DVD:
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Bring Yer Wellies 14 brand new tracks by Gaelic Storm that provide a steady flow of rowdy uptempo tunes. Including Me & The Moon, The Devil Down Below, Don't Go For the One and Scalliwag. 2006 release. Read the review |
GS 20061 CD $16 |
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How Are We Getting Home? 2004 Gaelic Storm release, all new material |
OM 60204 CD $16 |
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Special Reserve 2003 Gaelic Storm collection includes the Titanic Set, and 3 new tracks: Courtin' in The Kitchen, The Schooner Lake Set and Nancy Whiskey. |
OM 17945 CD $16 |
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Tree 2001 Gaelic Storm studio release, all original material. |
OM 02472 CD $16 |
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Herding Cats 1999 Gaelic Storm studio release, all original material. |
OM 48091 CD $16 |
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Gaelic Storm Debut album from Gaelic Storm. 1998 release. |
HO 46112 CD $16 |