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The Flowers of Edinburgh
This is the prequel to Castle Kelly, another recording of traditional celtic music.
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1. Return from Fingall | ||
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2. The Flowers of Edinburgh | ||
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3. The Road to Lisdoonvarna | ||
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4. When Christ was Born | ||
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5. Lovely Joan | ||
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6. Blarney Pilgrim | ||
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7. Swallowtail Jig | ||
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8. Tha Ma Sgith | ||
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9. Morrison's Jig | ||
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10. The Black Nag | ||
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11. Campbell's Farewell to Redcastle | ||
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12. The Jewel | ||
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13. Mari's Wedding | ||
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14. Orange Rogue | ||
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15. Shearin's No For You | ||
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16. Willie of Winsbury |
| Artist | Performed | |
| Laurie Riley | * | Harps |
| Bob McNally | * | 6 and 12-string guitars, hammered dulcimer, bass, chimes |
| Kris Lamb | * | Flute, pennywhistle, sopranino recorder |
| Jean Farnworth | * | 12-string guitar |
| Marsha King | * | Cello |
Produced by Bob McNally and Laurie Riley
Recorded and digitally mastered at Handcrafted Recordings, Hibernia, NJ
Thanks, and special mention, is due to three musicians, Jean Farnworth, Marsha King, and Kris Lamb. Their assistance and support made a distinct contribution to the quality of this album. Thanks to Evelyn McNally for taking care of us and a thousand and one things she did to facilitate production. Thanks to Jim King for photographic assistance.