Sound neighbours contemporary music in Northern Ireland.

Saved in:

Bibliographic Details
Alternate Title:	Contemporary music in Northern Ireland
Online Access:	Streaming audio from Music Online: Smithsonian Global Sound
Other Authors:	Bradley, Geraldine. (Performer) Graham, Len. (Performer) Hayden, Cathal, 1963- (Performer) Henderson, Jarlath. (Performer) Jones, Gerry, singer. (Performer) Kennedy, Bap. (Performer) Kerr, Barry, 1978- (Performer) McGrath, Jim, vocalist. (Performer) Murphy, Briege. (Performer) Sands, Colum. (Performer) Sands, Tommy. (Performer) Vallely, Cillian. (Performer) Vallely, Niall. (Performer) Watt, Robert, 1978- (Performer) White, Roisin. (Performer) Wilkinson, Dessie. (Performer)
Format:	Electronic Audio
Language:	English Irish
Published:	Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways, p2007.
Subjects:	Celtic music. Folk music > Northern Ireland. Popular music > Northern Ireland. Songs, English > Northern Ireland. Songs, Irish.

Table of Contents:

Northern man (Different Drums) (3:07)
Splendid isolation ; Mrs. Lawries (Cathal Hayden) (3:58)
The Belfast mountains (Craobh Rua) (4:26)
Ships in full sail ; The three sisters (Barry Kerr) (3:38)
Stor, a stor, a ghra (Geraldine Bradley) (1:52)
There were roses (Tommy Sands) (6:27)
Ma na bh finna = Plain of the deer ; Correl glen (Jim McGrath & Robert Watt) (3:27)
Omagh town (Roisin White) (2:46)
My ain countrie (Low Country Boys) (3:46)
The old bush set (Jarlath Henderson) (4:34)
The Donegall Road (Colum Sands) (4: 46)
The Shankin and The Falls (Bap Kennedy) (2:49)
The singing stream (Nial & Cillian Vallely) (4:14)
The verdant braes of Screen (Briege Murphy) (3:19)
Eddie Duffy's Monaghan twig ; The stormy saturday (Hidden Fermanagh) (2:43)
The newry highwayman (Len Graham) (2: 21)
The shipyard slips (island men) (Gerry Jones) (2: 45)
Sean Maguire's set (At First Light) (3:49)
Sunrise (Divine Comedy) (3:19)
My lagan love (Desi Wilkinson) (4:36).

Similar Items