horslips were/are an Irish Celtic rock band who loosely focused their material on a mixing..Horslips style...of traditional Irish jigs and reels. They were o...

Drive the Cold Winter Away (1975)

Horslips "The Clergy's Lamentation" "Sorry To Part" "The Unfortunate Cup Of Tea" "The Piper In The Meadow Straying"An edit of "Letterkenny - Portrait of an...

Horslips,the fabulous Irish celtic rock band are famous for mixing traditional Irish tunes with rock music thus becoming the godfathers of celtic rock.'The S...

I wish I had found that bass back on March 17 (St. Patricks day). The bass was owned by Barry Devlin of the 70's Irish band Horslips . Cool! I remember...

Not many countries saw their traditional music gain popularity and vitality in the late 20th century, but Ireland did. Starting in the late 1960s with the Chieftains, and continuing with more rock-oriented groups like Planxty and Horslips, Irish music had a renaissance. Then came punk rock, and with it the Pogues, whose first five albums have just been reissued by Rhino.