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' With that in mind, Golden Bough created a special collection, incorporating Old World Carols and other Celtic songs of Christmas and Winter with their own compositions, written especially for the Yuletide season. Specializing in the traditional music from the seven Celtic nations, Golden Bough has become a popular and in-demand group on both sides of the Atlantic. Margie Butler, Paul Espinoza, and Kathy Sierra perform on an array of acoustic instruments, including Celtic harp, accordion, tin-whistle, violin, viola, mandolin, mandola, guitar, and bodhran (Celtic hand drum), supporting the pristine vocal harmonies that have become a Golden Bough trademark. From the concert hall to the festival stage, Golden Bough has captivated listeners with the magic and beauty of Celtic music since 1980. Annual tours have taken these modern-day minstrels throughout the United States, Europe, and Japan. Fans and critics alike have expressed their enthusiasm for the performances. The press, on both sides of the Atlantic, has acclaimed Golden Bough's recordings. In 2001, ...

Cloudcraft. No genre. Soulful, atmospheric, moody and even a little bit of heart stirring warmth. They started with a 60's soul cover that I didn't know but made me want to dance. I've forgotten what Amber O has secreted away in her mouth and throat, you don't hear it in conversation, but when she starts to sing, she has pipes, like chrome and brass, a church organ and a motorcycle exhaust and she thrusts it out in front of the layers of sound created by the rest of the band--trumpet, I don't know what to call them but guitar textures, box drum, and the haunting clarinet that hides and lurks beneath all of the sound, tying everything together like the catalyst for a goo that sucks you in, that won't let you go from its warmth and sound. But the thing that rides above it all is Amber's voice. They prop her up on this thing of oozing music beneath. After the first upbeat song the band switched to a much more down tempo, moody sound. These were the songs that they were writing themselves, this was their sound. I wanted to say that I liked the cover more, because it was exciting, because it made me want to dance, but I couldn't unravel myself from the moods ...

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