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Celtic Sisters: The Women of Ireland
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Track Listing
- Fhear a Òhata - Rebecca Pidgeon
- This Moment - Fiona Joyce
- Little White Lies - Marian Bradfield
- Short a Penny - Siobhán Skates
- Ooneyal Rain
- Haughs of Cromdale - Rebecca Pidgeon
- So Far Down - Briege Murphy
- Tír Na Mara/The Sea Kingdom - Melanie O'Reilly
- I Remember - Marian Bradfield
- Everywhere I Go - Rosemary Woods
- Happy as a Baby in Your Arms - Dolores Keane
- High Ground - West of Eden
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #170644 in Music
- Released on: 1998-11-03
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
Beautifully orchestrated music
This cd provides entertainment to those who enjoy folk music. The vocals are comfortably unique. The music is extremely laid back and is great to listen to while working. Celtic Sisters is a brilliant collection of songs.
Beautiful voices, but some songs sounded alittle to country.
I thought the CD was ok. Fhear a Bhata was a beautiful song, and also Donegal Rain. I am frustrated thou because I cannot find the lyrics to either of those songs. I play guitar and love to play irish folk music.
just buy Rebecca Pidgeon
This CD was not what I expected in the least. I saw the CD cover, and not having listened even a little bit, expected old fashioned Celtic folk music. Two tracks live up to that expectation.. #6, The Haughs of Cromdale (by far the best track on the CD) and #1, Fhear a Ohata (also good). These tracks are what make the CD worth buying, if it is at all. But for these songs, you might as well not buy the CD. Those two tracks are by the same artist, Rebecca Pidgeon (by no coincidence), and I would recommend buying Pidgeon's CD "The Four Marys".. which features these two songs, and has a number of other pleasant songs. The two other tracks I like on the CD are #s 4, "Short a Penny" and 12, "High Ground". Track 4 gives me the image of Beggars walking the street in 19th Century Dublin... and Track 4 might as well be a pop song. The main thing I noticed most on this CD is that, excepting tracks 6 and 1, these songs sound more like Country Western/Jazz than Celtic. The vocals are all great, but the lack of Celtic instruments is very dissapointing. Most tracks have piano and bass... which by themselves don't sound Celtic at all. So again, If you are looking for old fashioned Celtic Folk, you're better off with Rebecca Pidgeon's CD than wasting money on this one.
