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“...our ancestors were hardy souls. And the language of their homeland explains a lot of the yearning, the longing for what was left behind: it’s in the songs - the epic proportions of the struggle, the majesty of the individual lives, the rugged grandeur, the glorious countryside. Scotland’s “By Yon Bonnie Banks”. Ireland’s “Danny Boy”. “The pipes are calling, from ridge to ridge, and down the mountainside”. Scotland and Ireland are in my blood and I am blessed. Our musical roots are descended from an oral tradition, and we are all blessed by its survival.”

James Wallace


			James recently appeared as a guest soloist on the King's Highway CD "All Year Long" (First Word Records), an inspiring album of spiritually uplifting holiday songs. For more info. go to: www.kingshighwaymusic.com


	Excerpt from:“Interconnected-the Celtic sound’’ “...our ancestors were hardy souls. And the language of their homeland explains a lot of the yearning, the longing for what was left behind: it’s in the songs - the epic proportions of the struggle, the majesty of the individual lives, the rugged grandeur, the glorious countryside. Scotland’s “By Yon Bonnie Banks”. Ireland’s “Danny Boy”. “The pipes are calling, from ridge to ridge, and down the mountainside”. Scotland and Ireland are in my blood and I am blessed. Our musical roots are descended from an oral tradition, and we are all blessed by its survival.” James Wallace


			James contributes as voice talent for the text of Seamus Heaney, the celebrated Irish poet. At Recordings For The Blind and Dyslexic in midtown Manhattan.