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Landless: EP
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EP own label (DL EP, Ireland, 21 March 2014) |
Recorded and mixed by Alex Borwick and Ben Lehane at
Elektra Studios, Dublin 2 on 2 March 2014;
Cover image ’Spøkefugl’ (2013) by Solveig Bergene
Musicians
Lily Power, Meabh Meir, Ruth Clinton, Sinead Lynch, vocals
Tracks
- Doomsday (1.59)
- Rags Upon the Poddle, a.k.a. William Reilly’s Courtship (Roud 537, Laws M9) (5.14)
- Lassie Lie Near Me (Roud V39584) (4.20)
- Lord Landless (3.55)
- Farewell to Fiunary (Roud 2317) (3.18)
Track 1 words Joseph Hart (1762), music Abraham Woods (1789), from The Shenandoah Harmony;
Track 2 words trad., adapted and music Fergus Russell;
Track 3 Robert Burns;
Track 4 words trad., music Fergus Russell;
Track 5 trad.
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Landless: Bleaching Bones
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Bleaching Bones Humble Serpent Records HSCD001 (CD, Ireland, 16 March 2018) |
Recorded live, produced and mixed by John Murphy at
St Mary’s Church, Howth;
St Luke’s Church, Cork;
Sonic Arts Research Centre, Belfast;
Guerrilla Sounds Studios, Dublin;
Tracks 11-12 recorded live under the River Lagan, Belfast;
Mastered by Christoph Stickel in Munich in 2018;
Artwork and design by Ruth Clinton;
Jellyfish illustration by Meabh Meir
Musicians
Lily Power, Meabh Meir, Ruth Clinton, Sinead Lynch, vocals
Tracks
- The Trees They Grow Tall (Roud 31; Laws O35; G/D 6:1222) (6.37)
- Doomsday (1.58)
- The Well Below the Valley (Roud 2335; Child 21) (4.48)
- Lassie Lie Near Me (Roud V39584) (4.23)
- Ca’ the Yowes (Roud 857; G/D 5:1014; Henry H175) (4.02)
- The Ballad of Springhill (4.06)
- All Around the Loney-O (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73) (3.53)
- The Female Convict (1.53)
- Buried in Kilkenny (Roud 10; Child 12; G/D 2:209; Henry H814) (4.42)
- Via Extasia (5.04)
- Caoin I (2.35)
- Caoin II (4.32)
Tracks 1, 7, 9 trad.;
Track 2 words Joseph Hart (1762), music Abraham Woods (1789), from The Shenandoah Harmony;
Tracks 3, 10 Liam Weldon;
Tracks 4-5 Robert Burns;
Track 6 Peggy Seeger (1960);
Track 8 words Thomas Dale (1819), music Robert Boyd (c.1822), from The Shenandoah Harmony
Video
Landless sing The Trees They Grow Tall on the RTÉ lyric FM programme The Blue of the Night in June 2017: