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James Keelaghan is a Juno award-winning Canadian folk singer-songwriter born in Calgary, Alberta, now based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Many of his songs, such as "Kiri's Piano", about the interment of Japanese Canadians, "October 70", about the FLQ crisis, are inspired by events and figures in Canadian history. Known for his lilting baritone voice, his driving rhythm guitar, and a keen sense of scene and narrative, Keelaghan’s music bridges traditional folk music with Canadiana. Check our available James Keelaghan concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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Produced by fiddler Oliver Schroer, it's a nice addition to your Keelaghan collection this be; other artists on the wagon are bassist Hugh McMillan, percs man Ben Grossman and Rochelle Zubot on vocals. This is hearth-friendly stuff, like Sinatra and I (about him and his dog) and trads like The Flower of Magherally. You could get picky and ask 'Why electric bass or pedal steel?' among the non-electric axes in these tracks, but what the hay, if it works, leave it alone...
- www.hour.ca
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A leading voice on the Canadian folk scene, James Keelaghan won a Juno award for 1993's My Skies. Home is his first recording on Appleseed, and Keelaghan's precise writing and ideological slant make him a good fit for the socially conscious label. Keelaghan opens the album with David Francey's "Red-Winged Blackbird," an easy-flowing melody that finds hope in the bright wings of a bird in the midst of winter. Imagery of nature is featured prominently on a number of tunes...
- music.aol.com
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Well established in the folk scene of his native country, Canadian troubadour James Keelaghan seeks a larger audience with his first major U.S. release, Road. The album ranges from historical ballads -- one of Keelaghan's favorite styles - to love songs and philosophical musings, all delivered with his down-to-earth singing and songwriting.
- music.aol.com
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