Arthur Cormack - Solus M'Aigh (Light of Hope)

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  • He's a fellow Sgitheanach folks (was the head boy when I was on 4th year!!)

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  • Nobody can mistake this voice-Arthur was Head boy when I was in 5th Year (LOL Mr Anguszero) and I had the pleasure of taking over the reins from him a year later. Nicer person you could not meet

  • This song is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. Arthur Cormack has a stunning voice.

  • @tobian84- After looking it up...I understand now that the back on the CD cover was wrong and that IS Arthur Cormack singing and NOT Blair Douglas (I didn't buy the CD and looked at the linear notes).

    My bad (but not completely my fault).

  • Certainly it is Arthur Cormack singing -- I'd know that voice anywhere.

  • 'S toil leam an t-òran seo, sgoinneil

  • I have to agree with tobian84; this is Arthur Cormack singing. I don't believe Blair Douglas sings, but he is an excellent performer and writer. I've met both he and Arthur in my passings. Arthur actually was an adjudicator in a Mod I participated in a few years ago. Sadly, my Gaelic is not what it should be and I placed near the bottom. Oh well.

  • @thestrongtiger82

    While this selection WAS produced and arranged (and composed, I think) by Blair Douglas, the vocal--according to the liner notes of Gaelic Scotland, an excellent anthology CD I'm lucky enough to own--was performed by Arthur Cormack. His main claim to fame was winning the Mod (a festival of Gaelic singing) at the unusually young age of 18, back in, I believe, 1983.

    Moran taing!

  • Nostalgia hitting hard! :)

  • @thestrongtiger82

    I assume you are joking??

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