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Format:
MP3, 160 kbps
Length: 22:04
Tracks: 6
Scotch Melody Maker $1.52
by
Neil O'Neill
1. | Listen to Star of the County Down by Neil O'Neill | 377 | plays | 3:19 | $0.26 | 2 | |||
2. | Listen to Mairi's Wedding (Lewis Bridal Song) by Neil O'Neill | 277 | plays | 2:29 | $0.30 | 2 | |||
4. | Listen to Wild Mountain Thyme (Will Ye Go, Lassie, Go?) by Neil O'Neill |
| 171 | plays | 4:11 | $0.23 | 2 | ||
5. | Listen to Loch Lomond by Neil O'Neill | 174 | plays | 3:31 | $0.25 | 2 | |||
7. | Listen to Whiskey in the Jar by Neil O'Neill | 196 | plays | 4:04 | $0.25 | 2 | |||
9. | Listen to The Holy Ground by Neil O'Neill |
| 134 | plays | 4:30 | $0.23 | 2 |
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mohurley Rec'd this on Sep 24, 2007:
Street Cred: 359
Rec's: 24
Track: Mairi's Wedding (Lewis Bridal Song)
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$0.30
)
Album: Scotch Melody Maker
Artist: Neil O'Neill
“Mairi's Wedding (AKA The Lewis Bridal Song) is a spritely Hebridean tune that'll get your feet tapping. Great for any ceili or feis. Banjo adds a nice touch to traditional Celtic music.”
mohurley Rec'd this on Sep 23, 2007:
Street Cred: 359
Rec's: 24
“Loch Lomond is one of those oldies but goodies that's always sweet on the ears. Neil's great tenor voice is well suited for Scottish folk songs. His straightforward presentation really suits these ballad style folk songs.”
mohurley Rec'd this on Sep 30, 2007:
Street Cred: 359
Rec's: 24
“This is a rousing Irish drinking song with lots of sing along whack fol the daddios, good for any ceili.”
cyberehrlich Rec'd this on Apr 26, 2008:
Street Cred: 1833
Rec's: 166
“Great Song, I will listen to this many times!”
mohurley Rec'd this on Oct 23, 2007:
Street Cred: 359
Rec's: 24
“My grannie left Eire from Cobh. Neil's rousing rendition of this Irish Immigrant song reflects its sea chanty roots. Great sound mix. Gabriel Duffin's banjo is great too.”
mohurley Rec'd this on Sep 25, 2007:
Street Cred: 359
Rec's: 24
“This song was sung in my family because of the Bantry Bay reference. The pluckiness of the banjo ties it to the American folk tradition.”
mohurley Rec'd this on Oct 6, 2007:
Street Cred: 359
Rec's: 24
Track: Wild Mountain Thyme (Will Ye Go, Lassie, Go?)
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$0.23
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Album: Scotch Melody Maker
Artist: Neil O'Neill
“Wild Mountain Thyme, a traditional, if crass, 17th c. free love song, emerged on the '60s folk scene, made popular by Joan Baez and Judy Collins. I was irritated when they changed the words but that's the nature of folk songs, to continually grow and adapt to the times. Neil's version evokes an earlier time, of real lonesome cowboys around the campfire kissing nothing more than the lips of their harmonicas. Gabriel Duffin's mandolin back up is a sweet addition.”
