Seamus Egan
Séamus Egan
Background information
Born	(1969-07-01) 1 July 1969 (age 56)
Occupation	Irish-American musician
Instruments	flute, whistle, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar, tres, uilleann pipes

Seamus Egan (b. 1 July 1969) is an Irish-American musician.^[1]

In 1992 he joined Susan McKeown's band The Chanting House and appeared on a live album with them. Eileen Ivers was also a member of the band. In 1994 he founded Solas and has been on every one of their albums. In 1995 he recorded music for the quirky low-budget film The Brothers McMullen, directed by Edward Burns. He also co-wrote the hit "I Will Remember You" with Dave Merenda and Sarah McLachlan.^[2]

• Traditional Music Of Ireland (1985)
• A Week In January (1990)
• When Juniper Sleeps (1996)
• Early Bright (2020)

• Three Way Street (1993)

• The Brothers McMullen (Soundtrack) (1995)
• Richard Shindell, Blue Divide (1995)
• Eileen Ivers, Wild Blue (1996)
• Celtic Tapestry (1999)

• Solas (1996)
• Sunny Spells and Scattered Showers (1997)
• The Words That Remain (1998)
• The Hour Before Dawn (2000)
• The Edge of Silence (2002)
• Another Day (2003)
• Waiting for an Echo (2005)
• Reunion-A Decade of Solas (CD/DVD) (2006)
• For Love and Laughter (2008)
• The Turning Tide (2010)
• Shamrock City (2013)
• All These Years (2016)

• irishphiladelphia.com Interview