by danny #13
General Humbert ::: II
> 192 kbps VBR
Shay Kavanagh: guitar, bouzouki
Mary Black: vocals, bodhran
John Donegan: mandoline, harmonium
Vincent Kilduff: Uilleann pipes, tin whistle, flute
with
Kevin Glackin: fiddle
Arthur Keating: French horn
01 Amhran Pheter Baillie (4:12)
02 Dans klemm/An dro (2:50)
03 St. Helena (5:12)
04 Jigs: Old Joe's/Old Tipperary/Jig of Slurs (4:12)
05 Duilleoga (2:10)
06 Rileanna/Reels: Reverb in the cans/The crooked road/Lucy Campbell (3:54)
07 Mo ghile mear (3:32)
08 Waltzes: Mrs. Kelly's chickens/The trip over the mountains (3:52)
09 Ceol ui Chearbhallain: Mrs. Delaney/Carolan's cup, Conor O'Reilly (4:09)
10 Fare thee well, my own true love (3:20)
all titles traditional/arrangement General Humbert
1978 • Gael-Linn CEFC 095/TAOBH-1 •• 1983 • Shanachie 79032 • Boot records
General Humbert have been together since 1976. On this, their second album, they display their command of a wide range of musical styles -- Irish, Breton and English. Mary Black's fine singing complements the fresh and original instrumental arrangements to present a satisfying and interesting album
DL
> 192 kbps VBR
Shay Kavanagh: guitar, bouzouki
Mary Black: vocals, bodhran
John Donegan: mandoline, harmonium
Vincent Kilduff: Uilleann pipes, tin whistle, flute
with
Kevin Glackin: fiddle
Arthur Keating: French horn
01 Amhran Pheter Baillie (4:12)
02 Dans klemm/An dro (2:50)
03 St. Helena (5:12)
04 Jigs: Old Joe's/Old Tipperary/Jig of Slurs (4:12)
05 Duilleoga (2:10)
06 Rileanna/Reels: Reverb in the cans/The crooked road/Lucy Campbell (3:54)
07 Mo ghile mear (3:32)
08 Waltzes: Mrs. Kelly's chickens/The trip over the mountains (3:52)
09 Ceol ui Chearbhallain: Mrs. Delaney/Carolan's cup, Conor O'Reilly (4:09)
10 Fare thee well, my own true love (3:20)
all titles traditional/arrangement General Humbert
1978 • Gael-Linn CEFC 095/TAOBH-1 •• 1983 • Shanachie 79032 • Boot records
General Humbert have been together since 1976. On this, their second album, they display their command of a wide range of musical styles -- Irish, Breton and English. Mary Black's fine singing complements the fresh and original instrumental arrangements to present a satisfying and interesting album
DL
3 Comments:
Many thanks for this, guys. Fine Irish band with a very strange name. Garry
You wouldn't happen to have General Humbert 1 would you ?
General Humbert 1 is here:
http://www.4shared.com/folder/SrpPMA_M/1975.html
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