The Morton Street Irregulars Newberg, Oregon
The Morton Street Irregulars are an Oregon-grown Celtic trio made up of Joey R. Otto (violin & viola), Gordon Hall (bouzouki, violin, & viola), and Silas McIlraith (accordion & cajon). Their arrangements showcase lyrical and soaring melodies, rich and intimate harmonies, and a compelling musical chemistry between the three members. ... more
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