MP3 Download - 18 tracks of acoustic guitar christmas heaven..

Sit back sip a nice drink or dram even, and listen to some of the nicest christmas acoustic non vocal music you will probably ever hear.

Sleeping Tunes : Volume 2, sets sail with I Saw Three Ships, into a Kerry Slide, followed by a beautiful Irish piece, Coinnle an Linbh Íosa. A rendition of Steve Cooney's composition Each Little Thing, and a version of O Little Town of Bethlehem, all make for emotive festive listening!

Full track listing here; 1. I saw three kings/west Kerry slide 2. Coinnle an Linbh Íosa 3. The holly and the ivy 4. O'come all ye faithful 5. In the bleak mid winter 6. Annie Laurie 7. O Little town of Bethlehem 8. Each little thing 9. Let it snow, Let it snow 10. Little donkey 11. We three kings of orient are 12. The first noel 13. Silent night 14. Sí Beag, Sí Mór 15. God rest ye merry gentlemen 16. Auld lang syne 17. Good king Wencelas 18. Griogair's tune

One of Tim's most popular albums, recorded in the kitchen late at night, a sublime collection of solo Celtic guitar for bedtime loved by adults & younger fans of Tim's music.

"When I play these pieces I feel they tell a story even without words, i feel the emotion of them"
Tim Edey April 2020

20 new cuts of Solo guitar played by renowned BBC Radio Two Best Musician & Chieftains guitarist Tim Edey, including classics like Tim's Little bird, Dark Island, Bruach Na Carraige Báine, For Ireland I won't tell her name, Michael Turners waltz & many more.

An Irish music classic focused on and recorded in Dingle, Ireland, with every single instrument played by Tim!

A collection of some of my favorite tunes played in one takes only, on a Saltarelle 2 row diatonic D/G melodeon with guitar and piano backing by myself.

Re-workings of English morris tunes, Irish favorites & more, any squeeze box fan will enjoy.

The album kicks off with something of a return to Tim’s traditional music roots, three reels that showcase Tim’s box playing, duetting on the buttons with Ireland’s Dermot Byrne and with Session A9’s Gordon Gunn on fiddle. However, these three are soon joined by a female voice, no lyrics, but neither is this anything to do with Irish traditional mouth music, this is scat singing, straight out of the jazz repertoire. The track is entitled Box n Fiddle Party and there’s no escaping its infectious energy, immediately setting the feet tapping.

Read whole review here; https://www.folkradio.co.uk/2017/01/tim-edey-how-do-you-know/

Recorded by top producer Robin Wynn Evans at his Tpot studios in Perthshire for a major Australian tour in 2015, this is a live album accompanying the film footage available on exclusive concert page.

Stunning Scottish songstress Isobel Crowe shows her magic while guitar wizzkid Ben Trott plays alongside Tim in what was a special lineup.