Mary Jane Lamond, Wendy MacIsaac - Seinn (2012)
BAND/ARTIST: Mary Jane Lamond, Wendy MacIsaac
- Title: Seinn
- Year Of Release: 2012
- Label: Turtlemusik
- Genre: World, Folk, Celtic
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:53:16
- Total Size: 344 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Yellow Coat
02. Air a' Ghille Tha Mo Rùn (It is the Lad that I Love)
03. Òran an t- Saighdear (The Soldier's Song)
04. Keeping up with Calum
05. Rinn Mi Corr is Naoi Mile (I Travelled more than Nine Miles)
06. Angus Blaise
07. Hoireann o rathill iu o
08. Jewels of the Ocean
09. Oran a' Mhearlaich (The Thief's Song)
10. Boise Monster
11. Taladh na Beinne Guirme (The Blue Mountain's Lullaby)
12. If You Were Mine
The pairing of Mary Jane Lamond and Wendy MacIsaac is something of a Cape Breton dream team in action. Unlike much of Lamond's earlier work, this is completely acoustic, and the framework suits her very well these days, letting her voice shine on the songs, while MacIsaac's fiddle glitters on the instrumental sets and when the two come together. The songs are mostly traditional ("Tàladh Na Beinne Guirme" is an exception) and showcase the way Lamond's voice has grown and matured over the years into a supple, emotional instrument -- the unaccompanied duet with Mairi Smith on "Rinn Mi Còrr Is Naoi Mile" is a delight. MacIsaac, too, has come a long way (a person whose surname has long roots in the area's fiddle music), and these women spark each other well. Cape Breton remains a musical treasure isle, where Scotland stays strong and Gaelic is a vital, living tongue. This album adds to the bounty of the place.
01. Yellow Coat
02. Air a' Ghille Tha Mo Rùn (It is the Lad that I Love)
03. Òran an t- Saighdear (The Soldier's Song)
04. Keeping up with Calum
05. Rinn Mi Corr is Naoi Mile (I Travelled more than Nine Miles)
06. Angus Blaise
07. Hoireann o rathill iu o
08. Jewels of the Ocean
09. Oran a' Mhearlaich (The Thief's Song)
10. Boise Monster
11. Taladh na Beinne Guirme (The Blue Mountain's Lullaby)
12. If You Were Mine
The pairing of Mary Jane Lamond and Wendy MacIsaac is something of a Cape Breton dream team in action. Unlike much of Lamond's earlier work, this is completely acoustic, and the framework suits her very well these days, letting her voice shine on the songs, while MacIsaac's fiddle glitters on the instrumental sets and when the two come together. The songs are mostly traditional ("Tàladh Na Beinne Guirme" is an exception) and showcase the way Lamond's voice has grown and matured over the years into a supple, emotional instrument -- the unaccompanied duet with Mairi Smith on "Rinn Mi Còrr Is Naoi Mile" is a delight. MacIsaac, too, has come a long way (a person whose surname has long roots in the area's fiddle music), and these women spark each other well. Cape Breton remains a musical treasure isle, where Scotland stays strong and Gaelic is a vital, living tongue. This album adds to the bounty of the place.
World | Celtic | Folk | FLAC / APE
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