Rum Ragged

I'll just sit in the apple tree that my grandmother gave to me.

From Newfoundland, that is Rum Ragged and The Apple Tree.

Their album is called Gone Jigging, which as everyone knows, is the Newfie way of going fishing.

Now, you've been listening to Celt in a Twist, and I do want you to check out our social media, uh, Facebook, and Instagram, and all those different places.

So, yeah, so on Saturday, October the 17th, which is about a week and a half's time, the 15th annual Concert of Hope at the Arts and Culture Centre.

uh is on featuring the masterless men who've been there for 15 years and this year as last year we have black gold and wow what a show they darcy broderick kevin evans and larry martin and what a pleasure it is to share the stage with these veterans let me tell you great name for that gig i'll tell you oh my oh my my uh you know we've had many bands over the years uh join us for this concert shanigan Oh my, we've had Rum Ragged and Kitchen Party and the list goes on, Craig Young Band and so on.

Last year, Darcy and the boys joined us and they had the audience in a spell and they sit out front and it's just like they're in your living room.

It's an amazing show.

She lived there for many years.

This one features Lenny Gallant, Colin Grant from Rum Ragged, Hilda Chason, and Brian Doyle.

And I thought I'd feature a track from Lenny's latest release titled Shelter from the Storms that's titled On the Minnehaha.

And it's an absolutely fascinating story I can't resist telling you about.

What is it about fish you may never have been to sea?

Hi, I'm Marek Manning from Rum Ragged.

You're listening to the broadcast on CBC Radio and the CBC Listen app.

That's the thing about fish.