Charles O'Connor Whitby, UK
Charles O'Connor was one of the founding members of legendary Celtic Rock band Horslips.
Moving to Whitby,
North Yorkshire he was entranced by the stories behind the 18th Century voyages of Captain James Cook, and inspired him to create this album.
His background in Rock and Folk music are evident in the variety of instruments played, and the outstanding melodies produced.
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