Here Be Dragons

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I'm Not Drunk 00:00 Tools
Sosban Fach 00:00 Tools
Lock Up Your Daughters 00:00 Tools
Here Be Dragons 00:00 Tools
Celtic Bonding 00:00 Tools
Crosses 00:00 Tools
Catrin's Sister 00:00 Tools
Rhiannon 00:00 Tools
Star Behind the Cloud 00:00 Tools
Calon Lân 00:00 Tools
Senghenydd Explosion 00:00 Tools
Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell 00:00 Tools
Skull Attack 00:00 Tools
Back to Barry Town 00:00 Tools
Milgi Milgi 00:00 Tools
Laura 00:00 Tools
Bracchi 00:00 Tools
Goodnight Cariad 00:00 Tools
Siobhan 00:00 Tools
Silver Lines 00:00 Tools
One More Year 00:00 Tools
Galway Rose 00:00 Tools
Sean 00:00 Tools
Naill Ar Ol Llall ([Welsh] One After The Other) 00:00 Tools
Oh My Gold 00:00 Tools
20/20 Vision 00:00 Tools
Hiraeth ([Welsh] Longing) 00:00 Tools
[Untitled Hidden Track] - 00:00 Tools
Alcohol And Rain 00:00 Tools
The Hair Of The Dog That Bit Me 00:00 Tools
The Modena Rambler/Rhamp Penllyn 00:00 Tools
Rearranging Deckchairs on the Titanic 00:00 Tools
Not in My Name 00:00 Tools
Hollol ([Welsh] Whole) 00:00 Tools
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 00:00 Tools
Drunk and In Love 00:00 Tools
hollol 00:00 Tools
Hapus Lawn 00:00 Tools
Ar Fy Mhen Fy Hun ([Welsh] On My Own) 00:00 Tools
Song for the Dying 00:00 Tools
One Last Look 00:00 Tools
naill ar ol llall 00:00 Tools
hiraeth 00:00 Tools
Hen Blant Bach 00:00 Tools
Tri Peint Gwrw 00:00 Tools
One More Night in Novellara 00:00 Tools
Ar Fy Mhen Fy Hun 00:00 Tools
the senghenydd explosion 00:00 Tools
Sospan Fach 00:00 Tools
Sevanne, Wicked Witch Of West London 00:00 Tools
One Night Stand 00:00 Tools
Lawr Ar Lan Y Mor 00:00 Tools
Sosban Fach (валлийцы отжигают!) 00:00 Tools
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Here Be Dragons are regarded as one of the foremost folk rock bands emanating from Wales. Their live shows have had crowds dancing and partying in festivals and venues all across Europe and in the USA. Here Be Dragons have supported many of the top names in World/folk music - The Young Dubliners (USA/Ireland), Carlos Nuñes (Spain), The Oysterband (England), Flook (Ireland) and Yo Yo Mundi (Italy). They have appeared on television in Wales, internationally on cable and enjoyed radio support across Europe as well as in Australia and the USA. With their live show, you don’t so much introduce Here Be Dragons, as unleash them. They leap onto the stage. Mike Brooks, wild front man and lead singer also extremely accomplished on banjo, guitar, mandolin clad in a kilt bearing the Welsh national flag Will Morrison the drummer keeps the band firing on all cylinders, Stepan Pasicznyk (Formally of “The Ukrainians”) does magic on accordion, Cath Watkins sings and plays fiddle like the devil with such apparent ease, and Kyle Jones plays bass, guitar and vocals. Here Be Dragons try to be true to their culture and heritage, not as a museum exhibit but in a way that’s a more honest reflection of what it means to be Welsh in the twenty-first century, whilst still respecting their Celtic roots. Using acoustic instruments like banjos, mandolins, fiddles and accordions alongside drums and electric bass in a way that’s far from most people’s idea of a Celtic folk-rock band; the emphasis is much more on the rock style of presentation. They sing in both Welsh and English and play mainly original songs but also include a couple of traditional ones like ‘Sosban Fach,’ and interpret them with all the power they deserve. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.