Old tune by the Irish band Oisín. Pics mostly from the Western Highlands and the Isle of Canna (never been to Ireland). Without the "moving effects" this time.
I have all the LP's of this fantastic band and I don't understand why they had never been reissued on CD, at least that I know. It's a pity if they wasn't.
i love this song too, there was an irish record store i used to go to in nyc called jeannie campbell's irish store & that's where i found the lp over the moore to maggie & the high kings of tara as well as the oisin lp titled the jeannie c both were released on the tara records label.too bad they weren't re-issued on cd.
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I love hearing Geraldine sing. I had the chance to meet Oisin multiple times on concerts in Germany. Great people, all of them
Oisín was a great band, a shame they seem forgotten nowadays.
Indeed. Their bouzouki player leave for Dervish later on.
beautiful singer never get tired listening to her ,
Wonderful song and a beautiful singer
I have all the LP's of this fantastic band and I don't understand why they had never been reissued on CD, at least that I know. It's a pity if they wasn't.
Does someone know if there are some CD edition? Thanks.
@Sagaris Starlight I will search and try to find it. Give some time. All the best, José
Fantastic! Thank you. Regards, Catalina
i love this song too, there was an irish record store i used to go to in nyc called jeannie campbell's irish store & that's where i found the lp over the moore to maggie & the high kings of tara as well as the oisin lp titled the jeannie c both were released on the tara records label.too bad they weren't re-issued on cd.
they certainly were. I reckon their rendering of Fir a bhata is amongst the very best.
@TheCatalinalira
Thank you! I always liked this song, discovered in "High Kings of Tara"
beautyful
what's the word at the end of the first line?
"A maid going to Comber, her markets to *l'arn* "