21st Century atmospheric version of the Traditional melody the Chanters Tune, played and composed by Scottish Andrew,

The Enchanters Tune

The Virginia Reel; as performed by the fiddle player Andrew Hennessey and guitarist Pete; Turkey in the Straw, Alabama, The Girl I left behind me, Yellow Rose of Texas

The Virginia Reel - Folk duo

In the Northernmost Islands of the Northernmost place, sister Ruby sits staring into space, a silent power is in her face, not devoid of loving Grace, Sister Ruby, Sister Ruby you rock by the Northern Lights

Sister Ruby

The Katy Kat song by Andrew Hennessey for my rock and roll Kat !!

The Katy Kat Song

On the Third Day after his crucifixion Christ rose from the dead - having visited folks in the Underworld. A tune in three parts with the third part - the day of resurrection !
Alternatively - its an inspiring ambient track with a joyous ending

The Third Day

electric fiddle and Irish folk-rock  by Andrew  Hennessey, also utilising as part of the compositions and arrangements a Roland MC505

Irish McMinstrel

Morrisons Jig Live at a Ceilidh - Irish Traditional Jighttp://slowplayers.org/2014/05/05/morrisons-edor/
“Morrison’s,” gets its name from the renowned Sligo-born Irish-American fiddler James Morrison (1891 – 1947) who, in fact, did not write it.
“The Stick Across the Hob.” by Maurice Carmody

Morrisons Jig

I really hope that this lively and exciting track shows off our sound to its best - solid guitar - spectacular drumming and dynamic fiddle - somehow though the last one like this I uploaded sounded like it had been post processed and eq'd to sound like wheezy accordions,

players: Andrew on Starfish fiddle, Steve on a Seagull semi-acoustic guitar and Marc on a very big drum kit from various wonderful makers of drums and percussion.

thanks to Damien Quinn at the Ghillie Dhu for keeping an experienced watch over our wee DAT machine - and generally, for all the many great gigs he has produced and mixed with us over the years.

thanks too to Martin Lennon (a founder member) for his Wild Geese artwork from 1995.

Wild Geese Ceilidh Band Live at the Ghillie Dhu

the Chanter's tune with Scottish Andrew and featuring Shamalan on flute. Live recording and impro plus remix

The Chanter's Tune

recorded by Marc Veldt at the Braid Hills Hotel - Hogmanay 2011

with andrew henessey on fiddle
steve tyler on guitar
marc marnie on drums

The wee man from Skye

A Scottish contemporary musician and composer living in Fife, Scotland.
Soloist for; Concerts, Cafes, Halls, Hotels, Lounges and Hospitals with a mixture of traditional and original folk, medieval, world and eastern music and also with original backing tracks for the electric fiddle in a jazz world-fusion style called 'Jazzmetaz'.
Instruments; Starfish 4 string and 6-string bass fiddle, vocals, bodhran, Chieftain whistle, original backing effects and jazz fusion tracks, acoustic violin, Boss Looper,
Playing and Calling Ceilidh dances with the Wild Geese Ceilidh band and Celtic Horizon Folk Band and occasionally guesting with bands playing Blues, Country and Rock. 
Will also perform and call a 'One-Man Ceilidh' for a small event with a mixture of Live and Recorded Scottish and Irish music, electric fiddle, drum tracks, and pre-recorded, royalty-free tracks.

Also, if you want a folk-tune or song specially written for someone to celebrate their lives please let me know.

Scottish Andrew Music

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