Irish Favorites, Vol. 2
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Average customer review:Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Accordian Medley: My Love Is But a Lassie Ye/The Rakes of ... - Ottilie Patterson
- Hello Patsy Fagan - Ottilie Patterson
- Accordian Reels - Ottilie Patterson
- Eileen O'Grady - Ottilie Patterson
- Colleen Dhas (Cailin Deas) - Ottilie Patterson
- Enniskillen Dragoons - Ottilie Patterson
- Valley of Knockanure - Ottilie Patterson
- Let Erin Remember - Michael O'Duffy
- Oul' Man from Killyburn Brae - Ottilie Patterson
Disc 2:
- BBelieve Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms/Molly St. - Michael O'Duffy
- My Wild Irish Rose - Tony Hughes
- Captain Fischer - Ottilie Patterson
- Shanagolden
- Ould Lammas Fair - Ottilie Patterson
- 'Tis Sweet to Think - Michael O'Duffy
- Magpie - Ottilie Patterson
- Meeting of the Waters - Michael O'Duffy
- Oft in the Stilly Night - Michael O'Duffy
- When Love Is Kind - Michael O'Duffy
Disc 3:
- Leaving of Liverpool - Pat Lynch & Airchords
- Minstrel Boy - Michael O'Duffy
- Stack of Barley - Ottilie Patterson
- Last Rose of Summer - Michael O'Duffy
- Let Him Go, Let Him Tarry - Ottilie Patterson
- Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls - Michael O'Duffy
- Black Velvet Band - John Kelly, Johnny Kelly
- Avenging and Bright - Michael O'Duffy
- I Know My Love - Ottilie Patterson
- She Is Far from the Land - Michael O'Duffy
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1253974 in Music
- Released on: 1998-03-24
- Number of discs: 3
- Format: Box set
Customer Reviews
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Mix quality is random (vocal blend especially.) The best thing I can say about this collection is that disc 3 is considerably better than 1 and 2. The psuedo-live/pub feel of most songs just comes off as silly. Most songs seem to feature only accordian and drum (and singer), so unless you want to hear lots of accordian music, stay away from this one.
Songs not featuring the accordian are still woefully short of instruments, as if all the flute and guitar players were on holiday when this was being recorded. It's not a lack of musicianship as much as a total lack of musicians. This album's depth is exceeded by its CD's thickness. Replay value is somewhere below zero: don't even buy it used.
Additional note: this appears to be identical to Irish Favorites, Vol. 1, except for the addition of the third disc.
