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Long Expectant Comes at Last – Compass Records. Legendary singer, flautist, and tin whistle player Cathal McConnell ( Boys of the Lough) explores a wide range of Irish styles, from spry dances to moving ballads and aires. Featuring guest appearances by Richard Thompson, Linda Thompson, John Doyle, Winifred Horan, Colm Murphy, Joanie Madden ...
17 de dic. de 2006 · The new solo release from the legendary member of the Boys of the Lough. Featuring special guests Richard Thompson, Linda Thompson, Dave Mattacks, Oscar Brand, Susan McKeown, and more. Amazon.com. Cathal McConnell was a founding member of the Boys of the Lough, one the best Celtic groups from the late 1960s and the 1970s.
Susan appears on Cathal McConnell’s latest release Long Expectant Comes at Last performing backing vocals alongside Richard Thompson and Linda Thompson. Susan has also recorded extensively with Scot fiddle master Johnny Cunningham, with whom she tours regularly.
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The new solo release from the legendary member of the Boys of the Lough. Featuring special guests Richard Thompson, Linda Thompson, Dave Mattacks, Oscar Brand, Susan McKeown, and more.
13 de mar. de 2014 · (Susan McKeown ID for WNEC) SUSAN MCKEOWN - H-Ã Abha-Inn (Little One) - Bushes & Briars - Alula ... Long Expectant Comes At Last - Compass (break) POOR ANGUS - Harrison's - Gathering - Borealis RON KAVANA - The Barleycorn / Kerry Polka / The Wren's Polka - Home Fire - Green Linnet BLACK 47 - Five Points - Green Suede Shoes - Polygram
On Long Expectant Comes at Last, fourteen out of nineteen tracks have a Fermanagh or Ulster connection. Some of these are fresh treatments of well known classics. Others are rare gems, never recorded before. As always, McConnell’s inimitable vocals, flute and whistle playing shine throughout.
