Mactullagh Vannin Isle of Man
Manx trad band Mactullagh Vannin was founded in 1984 by Sue-Ling Jaques, Mai-Ying Lee-Ellis, David Collister, John Corlett and Peddyr Cubberley. Firmly established as one of Mann's most important traditional music ensembles, Mactullagh Vannin have been hugely influential on many Manx musicians and bands have since followed. ... more
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