Celtic Entertainment
Deep Roots
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Arvid Lundin and Deep Roots
Arvid Lundin and Deep Roots is a local band from Coeur d’Alene Idaho. The consists of the amazing Arvid Lundin on fiddle, Cheri Bronstein on bass, Dave Beach on guitar and Char Beach on Bodhran & vocals. Arvid writes many of his own tunes and the band has been a fixture of the local contra dance scene for many years. You will not want to miss catching a few of their lilting Celtic selections. |
Crooked Kilt
Crooked Kilt
This local trio plays lovely ballads, and hot jigs & reels from the British Isles, as well as original, old-timey, and more. Sarah Carter, with a voice of an angel, will touch the heart deeply as she sings and plays the Celtic Harp. Sarah also plays a mean Bodhran. Tom Carnegie, musician extraordinaire, will thrill you with his skillful guitar, highland pipes and vocal prowess. Carla Carnegie, (Tom’s sister-in-law) plays fiddle, piano, accordion, voice and more. As they blend together, you will tap toes or be moved to dance! Carla and Tom have been part of Crooked Kilt for more than 20 years, as other fine musicians have moved in and out of the group. The band has performed all over the Pacific Northwest at Festivals and can often be seen playing for contra dances. They have three CDs available: Crown & Hamster, Complex Presence and the just released CKIII (Crooked Kilt 3) It is available for sale here at the Games for $12. The older two are just $10. This year’s ensemble includes previous members of the band: Kevin Jones on Bass and Taylor Belote on percussion. These fine musicians are also featured on the CKIII CD.
For booking info: Email: Carla.carnegie@gmail.com
FB page: facebook.com/crooked kilt
Website: crookedkilt.net
This local trio plays lovely ballads, and hot jigs & reels from the British Isles, as well as original, old-timey, and more. Sarah Carter, with a voice of an angel, will touch the heart deeply as she sings and plays the Celtic Harp. Sarah also plays a mean Bodhran. Tom Carnegie, musician extraordinaire, will thrill you with his skillful guitar, highland pipes and vocal prowess. Carla Carnegie, (Tom’s sister-in-law) plays fiddle, piano, accordion, voice and more. As they blend together, you will tap toes or be moved to dance! Carla and Tom have been part of Crooked Kilt for more than 20 years, as other fine musicians have moved in and out of the group. The band has performed all over the Pacific Northwest at Festivals and can often be seen playing for contra dances. They have three CDs available: Crown & Hamster, Complex Presence and the just released CKIII (Crooked Kilt 3) It is available for sale here at the Games for $12. The older two are just $10. This year’s ensemble includes previous members of the band: Kevin Jones on Bass and Taylor Belote on percussion. These fine musicians are also featured on the CKIII CD.
For booking info: Email: Carla.carnegie@gmail.com
FB page: facebook.com/crooked kilt
Website: crookedkilt.net
Hank Cramer
Hank Cramer
Hank Cramer is a national-touring folksinger from Winthrop, Washington. He has recorded twenty-one CDs and three movie soundtracks. Furthermore, he is a popular performer at festivals and venues across the United States, Canada and Europe. Hank is best known for his booming bass voice, wry sense of humor and smooth picking on a vintage flattop guitar.
Though he performs a wide variety of folk songs, the ballads of Ireland and Scotland are the centerpiece of Hank’s repertoire. Born into an Irish-American family, Hank grew up listening to the albums of Celtic balladeers like the Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, Harry Lauder and The Corries. He has been featured at Celtic festivals in Washington, Arizona, Colorado and Nova Scotia. He has also toured Ireland and Scotland.
Hank’s music has received critical acclaim, including nationwide airplay on National Public Radio. He is the 2011 recipient of the Humanities Washington Award, presented to one performer each year for excellence in the arts. Sing Out!, the national folk magazine, called one of his recent CDs “the most beautiful and accomplished album of sea music we’ve ever heard.” Bob Shane of the Kingston Trio gives a straightforward description of Hank’s singing, “He’s got one helluva voice!” In the music competition of the 2006 Tucson Celtic Festival, Hank took first place as vocalist.
When not on the road performing, Hank lives on a ranch in Washington’s Methow Valley with his wife, Kit; daughter, Kelsey; and their many critters.
For more information, call 509-996-3528 or email hankc@methownet.com.
Hank Cramer is a national-touring folksinger from Winthrop, Washington. He has recorded twenty-one CDs and three movie soundtracks. Furthermore, he is a popular performer at festivals and venues across the United States, Canada and Europe. Hank is best known for his booming bass voice, wry sense of humor and smooth picking on a vintage flattop guitar.
Though he performs a wide variety of folk songs, the ballads of Ireland and Scotland are the centerpiece of Hank’s repertoire. Born into an Irish-American family, Hank grew up listening to the albums of Celtic balladeers like the Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, Harry Lauder and The Corries. He has been featured at Celtic festivals in Washington, Arizona, Colorado and Nova Scotia. He has also toured Ireland and Scotland.
Hank’s music has received critical acclaim, including nationwide airplay on National Public Radio. He is the 2011 recipient of the Humanities Washington Award, presented to one performer each year for excellence in the arts. Sing Out!, the national folk magazine, called one of his recent CDs “the most beautiful and accomplished album of sea music we’ve ever heard.” Bob Shane of the Kingston Trio gives a straightforward description of Hank’s singing, “He’s got one helluva voice!” In the music competition of the 2006 Tucson Celtic Festival, Hank took first place as vocalist.
When not on the road performing, Hank lives on a ranch in Washington’s Methow Valley with his wife, Kit; daughter, Kelsey; and their many critters.
For more information, call 509-996-3528 or email hankc@methownet.com.
Campbell River
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Campbell River
Campbell River has played for the Spokane Highland Games in years past. This year, Jeanette and Chris Sheeran, a husband and wife team on Autoharp, vocals, mandolin, octave mandolin and guitar. Their friends, Jana Engell on harp and Beth Sheeran on Bodhran, join them. The group will play lively jigs, reels and ballads for your enjoyment. Delightful sounds! |
Carter Junction
Carter Junction is a high-energy acoustic duo that performs original and traditional songs in the cowboy, folk and Celtic genres. They are the husband-wife duo of Clinton Carter on guitar and Sarah Carter on Celtic harp. Both are gifted vocalists, individually and in harmony, with Clinton singing bass and Sarah soprano. One reviewer described their music as “Johnny Cash Meets Loreena McKennitt.”
They have just released their first CD this summer, which is for sale, and you will not want to leave without one in hand. Website: www.carterjunction.com.
Carter Junction is a high-energy acoustic duo that performs original and traditional songs in the cowboy, folk and Celtic genres. They are the husband-wife duo of Clinton Carter on guitar and Sarah Carter on Celtic harp. Both are gifted vocalists, individually and in harmony, with Clinton singing bass and Sarah soprano. One reviewer described their music as “Johnny Cash Meets Loreena McKennitt.”
They have just released their first CD this summer, which is for sale, and you will not want to leave without one in hand. Website: www.carterjunction.com.
Serena Miller, Harpist
Serena Miller and her student, Katheryn, will round out your day in the Harper’s Tent with lovely Scottish tunes on their Celtic Harps. Serena has played many times in years past here at the Spokane Highland Games with other Celtic harp players. You will think you are in Heaven!
Serena Miller and her student, Katheryn, will round out your day in the Harper’s Tent with lovely Scottish tunes on their Celtic Harps. Serena has played many times in years past here at the Spokane Highland Games with other Celtic harp players. You will think you are in Heaven!
