World Library Of Folk & Primitive Music, Vol. 2: Ireland

World Library Of Folk & Primitive Music, Vol. 2: Ireland Artist: Alan Lomax
Label: Rounder Select
Category: Music



Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 011661174221
EAN: 0011661174221
ASIN: B000007S7Z


Release Date: 1998-07-14

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Listmania:

  1. Traditional Unaccompanied Irish Singing
  2. Alan Lomax's World Library of Folk And Primitive Music
  3. Old-Time Music From the British Isles
  4. Music I can't live without
  5. Stories and songs with Celtic origins

Tracks:

  1. An Cailin Aerach - Maire O'Sullivan
  2. The Banks Of The Roses - Seamus Ennis
  3. An Binnsin Luachra - Maire O'Sullivan
  4. The Brown Thorn - Sean Moriarty
  5. Sack Of Potatoes & The Maid Of Mount Kisco - Ballinakill Ceilidhe Band
  6. Dance To Your Daddy/Cucanandy - Elizabeth Cronin
  7. An Mhaighdean Mhara - Kitty Gallagher
  8. The Fairy Lullaby - Maire O'Sullivan
  9. The Fox Chase - Mickey Doherty
  10. The Rocks Of Bawn - Seamus Ennis
  11. Amhran Fosuiochta (The Herding Song) - Maggie McDonagh
  12. The Bold Tenant Farmer - Mickey Cronin
  13. The Lark In The Morning - Ballinakill Ceilidhe Band
  14. Connla - Mary Joyce
  15. Bean Phaidon - Colm Keane
  16. She Moved Through The Fair - Margaret Barry
  17. Morrissey And The Russian Sailor - Johnny McDonagh
  18. The Copperplate Reel - Steven Folan/Seamus Ennis
  19. Whiskey In The Jar - Seamus Ennis
  20. Mo Ghadh-Sa An Jug Mor Is E Lan - Kate Moynihan
  21. The Woman Of The House - Seamus Ennis
  22. Cois Abhainn Na Sead (By The River Of Gems) - Maire Keohane
  23. Innsin Bheil Atha 'N Ghaorthaidh (The Little Inch (Water-Meadow) Of Ballingeary - Gubnait Cronin
  24. Citi Na GCumann (Kitty Of Loves) - Maire O'Sullivan
  25. Molly Bawn - Seamus Ennis
  26. The Lament For Una Bhan - Sean McDonagh
  27. Keen For A Dead Child - Kitty Gallagher
  28. Were You At The Rock? - Seamus Ennis
  29. Soldier, Soldier - Colm Keane
  30. What Would You Do? - Elizabeth Cronin
  31. Mrs. McGrath - Seamus Ennis
  32. The Death Of Brugh - Johnny McDonagh
  33. The Bucks Of Oranmore (Reel) - Seamus Ennis

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars A rare find for Irish music enthusiasts.......2004-11-09

This is Irish music BEFORE all the Riverdance hype came about, this is Irish music in its realest and rawest from. Hearing performers sing and speak native Gaelic is a real treat, and the songs are a real challenge to listen to. This is NOT pub music by any means, but rather true music with real stories behind it. The only thing I would have liked to see on this album is more diversity: most of the songs were recorded in Co. Cork or Co. Donegahy, however I can't complain since my family are Corkers themselves... If you like this album I would STRONGLY recommend Alan Lomax's Primitive Music album from Spain as there are stark similarities between the two types of music (ever hear the thoery that the Celts were originally from Spain?... Wink.)

5 out of 5 stars Wonderful Singing.......2002-05-10

Fantastic traditional unaccompanied singing from Johnny McDonagh, Colm Keane and Sean Jeaic McDonagh. Johnny McDonagh's version of "Morrissey and the Russian Sailor" is the finest "come all ye" I have ever heard recorded and Colm Keane singing "Soldier, Soldier" is amazing.

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