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Fire in the Glen perform.




Looking for an Irish band in southcentral Pennsylvania? Look no further than Fire in the Glen, an energetic duo featuring Jason Mundok on guitar and vocals and Tom Knapp on fiddle, bodhran and backing vocals.


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"Just for the record, you guys TOTALLY ROCK!" says Arizona fan Sabrina Estrada. "My mother was a QVC fanatic and Irish to boot, so she loved watching the St. Patrick's Day and Rose of Tralee specials. They offered your CDs once, and after she recovered from laughing herself incontinent at 'The Annotated Finnegan's Wake,' she decided they would make a great gift for me and bought them. After I recovered from laughing myself into a coma at 'Scots-Irish,' I declared Fire in the Glen to be the best Irish group I'd ever heard."


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BAND BIO



"Fire in the Glen plays with the passion and exhilaration to ignite a flame under your feet, leading you on a merry dance from the streets of Dublin to the road to Lisdoonvarna." - Jo Morrison, Rambles.NET

Read about our first CD,
On the Road to
Lisdoonvarna
,

our follow-up EP,
Aaargh! The
Susquehanna Pirate
,

our second
full-length CD,
Pirates, Wakes
& Whiskey
,

and our newest CD,
Let the Wind
Blow High
.

"Received my 2 CDs that I ordered. They are as good as I expected them to be and then even better! Please keep on making your music together." - Connie Kisner, new fan





CD REVIEWS:

On the Road to Lisdoonvarna
Rambles.NET
Linear Reflections


Pirates, Wakes & Whiskey
Rambles.NET
QVC


Let the Wind Blow High!
Rambles.NET
QVC




"If there is one thing I love, it is a disc which brings with it not only music, but emotions. And Fire in the Glen has done that; this disc brings about a smile of pleasure, a laugh at just being alive." - Naomi de Bruyn, Linear Reflections

PERFORMANCE REVIEWS
March 17, 1999
March 18, 2000



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"Everyone had a really great time. My calves were sore for two days from all that dancing and hopping. You were wonderful." - Emily Bensinger, newlywed



FEATURE STORIES

Intelligencer Journal,
Feb. 21, 2003


Fly Magazine,
March 2003




"Our guests raved about Fire in the Glen's performance!" - Todd Willman, event organizer



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Fire in the Glen is an exciting Celtic eclectic duo featuring Jason Mundok on guitar and vocals, and Tom Knapp on fiddle, bodhran and backing vocals. The duo serves up a rollicking selection of traditional music from Ireland, Scotland and the Canadian Maritimes, including blistering fiddle tunes, mug-thumping pub songs, soulful airs and touching ballads ... and some unusual twists as well!



"Don't count on holding a quiet, polite conversation anywhere near while Knapp and Williamson have the stage. They don't do background music, and they hate to be ignored. But do count on having a good time if you'll give yourself over to the moment, the music, and the stomping."
- John Friel, Fly Magazine

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Don't miss the band's original songs, including "Scots-Irish," the now-famous "Susquehanna Pirate," "From Amish to Irish," "I'd Stop Drinkin'," "The Irish are Rising" and, our latest, "Jakey the Piper (Scots-Amish)."



ORIGINAL SONG LYRICS

From Amish to Irish

I'd Stop Drinkin'

The Irish are Rising

Irish By Inclination

Jakey the Piper/Scots-Amish

Scots-Irish

The Susquehanna Pirate

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Guinness & Viagra

Keep It Up

Waking Alone

Wild Mountain Tim


"My wife and I had the pleasure to attend your concert in Carlisle. You have a vitality that amazes and we both had a fantastic time. We look forward to seeing you both again in concert. ... Keep up the good work!" - Michael Whitty



Artwork by Eileen Bozarth