Here’s some celtic music by Greg Joy for you to listen with Spotify.
For Canadian guitar player/producer Greg Joy, his love for the folk music of the British Isles led him to the Victoria Music Conservatory in the late ’70s to study classical guitar. He has performed with a myriad of both Celtic and worldbeat groups, and has released numerous collections of Celtic and Christmas music of his own.
Performing in various groups focusing on the Celtic jigs & reels and traditional folk songs, he developed his unique acoustic guitar style which utilizes open tunings and is based on a synthesis of folk, classical and light rock influences. Greg Joy has performed extensively with guitar, flute, mandolin and hammer dulcimer, always maintaining a thread of ‘folk_baroque’ influence in his work.
Songs
These are some of their more popular songs.
“Celtic Echoes” by Greg Joy on “Celtic Passion” (2000)
“Greensleeves” by Greg Joy on “Celtic Secrets” (1993)
“Royal Forester” by Greg Joy on “Celtic Enchantment” (2000)
“Lowlands of Holland” by Greg Joy on “Celtic Secrets II” (2005)
“Autumn Harp” by Greg Joy on “Celtic Impressions” (1997)
Albums
Here are his studio albums.
“Celtic Secrets II” (2005) – 12 songs, 46 min
“Visions of Paradise” by Greg Joy (2004) – 16 songs, 1 hr 5 min
“Winds of Change” by Greg Joy (2002) – 14 songs, 1 hr 2 min
“Celtic Enchantment” by Greg Joy (2000) – 14 songs, 49 min
“Celtic Passion” by Greg Joy (2000) – 14 songs, 51 min
“Celtic Impressions” by Greg Joy (1997) – 12 songs, 47 min
“Celtic Secrets” by Greg Joy (1993) – 13 songs, 47 min
Videos
Here is a video which features a slideshow of images from the vicinity of Wikaninnish and Chesterman’s Beaches near Tofino on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Although these are not my photos, we did enjoy a two-week vacation on Vancouver Island, including Tofino, to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary.
“Mist Over Wickinnish” by Greg Joy
Links
These are links to his social media, as well as artist pages at popular music players and music stores.
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