Written by one hero of Scotland, Hamish Henderson, about another, John McLean.

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John McLean's March

Unabashed  exuberant Celtic songs & tunes from Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Atlantic Canada

Jack Hink's

Tell Me Ma

Streams Of Whiskey

In a large glass pour 4 generous measures of Canadian Twang and a quaich of Scots Snap. Then add a goodly dose of Welsh Hwyl. Finally pour in as much Irish Craic as will fit the glass, then put the fiery concoction away safely, for very special occasions, and file under Crimes Against Folk. 

Based in Caldicot in South Wales, Crimes Against Folk began in January 2008. The band members hail from Wales, Canada and Scotland and are a mixture of tree huggers and dollies, Guinness and rollies, gcses and phds, diddly dums and diddlydees. 

A Rollicking family 5-piece band playing tub-thumping celtic folk - Irish, Scottish, Welsh and Canadian - plus trad-influenced rock & pop. 