Marc Gunn's Irish Drinking Songs for Cat Lovers Is Purrrrfectly Amusing

Love Irish music? Love cats? Curl up in your favoritean autoharp and I sing about cats."That is the beauty
chair - Irish Drinking Songs For Cat Lovers by Marcof Irish Drinking Songs For Cat Lovers - the songs
Gunn & The Dubliners' Tabby Cats will tickle yourare part of the patchwork of American music, a
feline fancy.Irish Drinking Songs For Cat Lovers is theculture with deep Irish roots. Marc Gunn has
pet project by Marc Gunn, singer-songwriter andextensive experience as not only a recording musician
one-half of the award-winning duo, thebut as a veteran performer in renaissance fairs and
Brobdingnagian Bards. Full of funny feline folk music,fantasy festivals. The result is a clever collection of
Irish Drinking Songs For Cat Lovers gathers popularmusic that appeals to not only Irish and cat lovers,
drinking tunes and retrofits them with cat-worthybut anyone who appreciates a lyrical laugh.Japan's Ari
lyrics. The result is a warm and wonderful CD thatKoinuma, also a cat lover, produced Irish Drinking
sees songs such as "Lord of the Dance" redone asSongs For Cat Lovers. Participating musicians include
"Lord of the Pounce."Why take Irish drinking songsHannah Gunn and Cedric the Fiddler of the Bedlam
and rewrite them with lyrics about cats? "Well, I wasBards. Additional musicians include Chris Buckley, Sarah
a big fan of Weird Al growing up," confesses Gunn,Dinan, Hamby, April Porter, Blake McCaig, and Franco
himself owned by two cats named Tiziano and TorreBordoni. Marc Gunn wrote all the lyrics to the classic
plus visiting rights with the tabby Jasper, from asongs.Marc Gunn is an Irish and Scottish folk singer
previous relationship. "When I listen to a song toowith a strange affinity for Celtic ballads, drinking
often, I typically will change the lyrics. I did that withsongs and cats. He is the lead singer for the
'Wild Rover,' changing the claps to meows. It was allBrobdingnagian Bards. He is also Celtic music
downhill from there.""The CD is also not just Irishpodcaster and Irish music magazine publisher and
drinking songs," Gunn points out. "It's more like apromoter. Last but not least, he is poet,
traditional Irish CD with a combination of drinkingphotographer and music business educator.
songs and Irish tunes, except the chief instrument is