Andy Martyn UK
A London Irish virtuoso of the button accordion, Andy grew up among and played with the best of London-based Irish traditional musicians of his and older generations in the golden era of Irish music in London. He went on to gain renown through collaborations with John Carty, Brendan Mulkere, Alias Ron Kavana, Gino Lupari and London bands Le Cheile among others. ... more
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