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Celtic Legacy |
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Origin: Ireland |
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This page updated 11.23.06 |
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The story of Celtic Legacy is a story of loyalty, determination, and perseverence. Originally formed in 1997 by guitarist Dave Morrisey and bass player Dave Boylan, the band released a self-titled, self-financed album of Thin Lizzy-inspired hard rock in 1998 (the band members are devoted Phil Lynott fans). Their release garnered little attention in Ireland or abroad, so the band essentially called it a day in 2001. A fan in Germany was determined not to let the music of Celtic Legacy fade forever, so he personally began a fundraising campaign which ultimately led to the band reforming and releasing their second self-financed album Resurrection. Still AOR influenced, the new ablum is a powerful blend of melodic metal and subtle Celtic elements that will certainly appeal to fans of music by those such as Iron Maiden, Deep Purple, and Gary Moore.
| Kevin Fox (2005- ) |
vocals |
| Dave Morrisey |
guitars, keyboards |
| Dave Boylan |
bass |
Previous Members
| Tom Branagan (1997-2000) |
vocals |
| Mark Guildea (2002-2004) |
vocals |
| Sean McBride (2004) |
vocals |
| Darren Maher (2003-2004) |
guitars |
| Stephen Cash (2002-2004) |
drums |
| Phil McEvoy (1997-2001, 2004-2005) |
drums |
| Ciara Roe (1997-2000) |
fiddle |
| Celtic Legacy |
(1998)
self-financed |
Track Listing
1) From The Plains
2) Wandering Free
3) Catch The Wind
4) Rainman
5) Glen Corr - The Spirit Of The Vagabond
6) Lost Soul
7) Shine
8) Celtic Legacy
9) Waterfront |
Lineup:
Tom Branagan - vocals
Dave Morrisey - guitars
Dave Boylan - bass
Phil McEvoy - drums
Ciara Roe - fiddle |
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| Resurrection |
(2003)
self-financed |
Track Listing
1) The Fallen
2) Live By The Sword
3) Guardian Angel
4) Resurrection
5) Children Of The Sky
6) Timeless
7) Slóidephuch Dóin
8) Shine
9) Always The Hero
10) Emania - Shadows Of Moonlight
11) When A Stranger Comes |
Lineup:
Mark Guildea - vocals
Dave Morrisey - guitars, keyboards
Darren Maher - guitars
Dave Boylan - bass
Stephen Cash - drums
HMM Review
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Official Celtic Legacy Website
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