Early Celtic Rock (Rac-Chealtach Luath)

Celtic prog (also called Celtic rock) is the earliest subgenre of Celtic rock, as well as a form of Celtic fusion which incorporates either Celtic or western European folk music, instrumentation and themes into a rock music context.

Characteristics
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History
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Important albums
Horslips; Happy to Meet - Sorry to Part (1972), The Táin (1973), The Book of Invasions: A Celtic Symphony (1976)

Jethro Tull; Benefit (1970), Songs from the Wood (1977)

Alan Stivell; À l'Olympia (1972), Chemins de Terre (1973)

List of bands
Horslips (Dublin, Ireland) (1970 - 1980, 2004 - present)

Jethro Tull (Lancashire, England) (1967 - 2012, 2017 - present)

Alan Stivell (Auvergne, France) (born 1944)

Tri Yann (Naunt, Brittany) (1969 - present)

Labanda (Madrid, Spain) (1979 - ??)

Tempest (Oakland, California, US) (1988 - present)

Enter the Haggis (Ontario, Canada) (1995 - present)

Dun Aenghus (Narvik, Norway) (2013 - present)

The Bluehorses (Cardiff, Wales) (1994 - 2007)

Mushroom (1970 - 1975)

Moving Hearts (1981 - 1985)