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Maura O'Connell with Karen Matheson - Down by the Salley Gardens (1998)

From Transatlantic Sessions series 2 (1998) lyrics: trad - pub. W B Yeats 1889 fiddle: Aly Bain accordion: Donald Shaw flute: Ronan Browne dobro: Jerry Douglas guitar: Russ Barenberg bass: Danny...  
 

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enyrb (1 week ago) Show Hide
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yes oldpossum in fact i would say that she actually says "life" in the first verse and "love" in the second instead of the other way round. however don't forget that yeats adopted the poem from an ld irish folk song so we may never know what the original was. anyway it was beautifully sung by maura and karen.
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There is no better sound than an Irish lilted song. Amazing and well done
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I can't wait to sing this for my vocal techniques class!
arkin187 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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very very nice
cokecanwithaface (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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very sad
SSSbounty (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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outstanding!
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maravilloso
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So true. I've seen her in another vid on youtube with De Danann when she was much younger. She already had a wonderful voice, higher and purer, but here i hear a deeper sorrow and feeling. This is one of the most moving performances ever
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Ce n'est pas une mélodie bretonne, pourtant !...
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MERCI pour cette vidéo Marie (mon fils vient de m'arranger "ce qui bloquait"dans les vidéos envoyées,j'irai tout revoir demain et merci encore pour celle-ci,belles voix et mélodie *****Odette
et merci à mnemonyxx (pardon du com,je reviendrai

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