Leo Rowsome was an absolute legend in the world of traditional Irish music, particularly known for his extraordinary skills with the Uilleann pipes. Born in 1903 in Dublin, Ireland, Leo didn't just master the pipes; he transformed the art form and brought it to a wider audience. His awe-inspiring technique and vibrant personality earned him the nickname "The King of the Pipers."

Rowsome's influence extended beyond his own recordings like "Classics of Irish Piping," as he also taught countless students and crafted high-quality pipes that are still coveted today. His contributions to Irish music were monumental, and his legacy continues to inspire pipers and folk musicians around the globe.