| | 20 Best Of Celtic Ladies CD (1 Customer Review)
20 Best Of Celtic Ladies Music 20 Best Of Celtic Ladies Songs | 1. | 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer - Sarah Moore |
| 2. | Sally Gardens - Rosalind McAllister |
| 3. | Ash Grove, The - Michelle Amato |
| 4. | In the Bleak Midwinter - Michelle Amato |
| 5. | Early One Morning - Rosalind McAllister |
| 6. | Four Green Fields - Sarah Moore |
| 7. | Irish Lullaby - Sarah Moore |
| 8. | Greensleeves - Rosalind McAllister |
| 9. | Skye Boat - Rosalind McAllister |
| 10. | Star of the County Down - Sarah Moore |
| 11. | Dear Irish Boy - Michelle Amato |
| 12. | Amazing Grace - Michelle Amato |
| 13. | Molly Malone - Sarah Moore |
| 14. | Waly Waly - Rosalind McAllister |
| 15. | Scarborough Fair - Rosalind McAllister |
| 16. | Loch Lomond - Rosalind McAllister |
| 17. | Bonnie Doon - Rosalind McAllister |
| 18. | Barbara Allen - Sarah Moore |
| 19. | Will Ye Go Laddie - Sarah Moore |
| 20. | Danny Boy - Michelle Amato |
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The gentle, rhythmic percussion of Cameroon's Baka pygmies meets more ornate Northern European musical traditions in this wonderfully exotic, yet hauntingly familiar blending of cultures. Guitarist Martin Cradick and his wife, singer Su Hart, lived for a time with the Baka people (in a West African rain forest relatively devoid of Western influences) studying and playing their music, and have borrowed from it traditional instruments and a distinctly lustrous energy. Cradick blends Baka-inspired music with Ghanian rhythms and Irish ...
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Kevin Crawford is one of the most gifted flutists currently playing traditional Irish music; his work as a member of Moving Cloud and, currently, with Lunasa has garnered him praise from critics on both sides of the Atlantic, and his debut solo album was, if anything, even better than his ensemble recordings. For his sophomore effort he elected to create a program of fiddle and flute duets with fiddlers he particularly admires, and the resulting lineup is very impressive: old-school legends like Tommy Peoples and Frankie Gavin as well as young masters like Sean Smyth (Crawford's colleague from Lunasa) and the exquisitely tasteful Martin Hayes are included. Crawford and his cohorts are accompanied by guitarist Arty McGlynn, keyboardist Carl Hession, and, occasionally, bodhran player Jim Higgins. The music simply couldn't be any better: On "Tae the Beggin'" Crawford and Gavin prance virtuosically atop Hession's sprightly piano; the slow air ...
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