In the folk tradition you sing a song to tell a story so it's important that the listener hears the story.
No problem here then - the vocals are clear as a bell and full of expression.
Mary is well accompanied by the cream of the current crop of traditional players who add their magic to her equally magical performance.
You really should hear this.
Recommended.

1) Sanctuary.
2) Sois Faoi Braoch Loch Aileann.
3) Generous Lover.
4) Kiss the Moon.
5) Barbara Allen.
6) Cunha.
7) Wild Mountain Side.
8) Caoine Sheain Mhic Searraigh.
9) Petticoat Loose.
10) Sisters of Mercy.
11) Lume Lume.
12) Victor Jara.
13) Lowlands.

In the folk tradition you sing a song to tell a story so it's important that the listener hears the story.
No problem here then - the vocals are clear as a bell and full of expression.
Mary is well accompanied by the cream of the current crop of traditional players who add their magic to her equally magical performance.
You really should hear this.
Recommended.

Lineup

Mary McPartlan - Vocals.
Seamie O'Dowd - Guitars, Fiddle, Mandolin, Percussion, Bass & Vocals.
Mairtin O'Connor - Accordion.
Frankie Gavin - Fiddle & Flute.
Brendan O'Regan - Bouzouki, Guitar, Synth & Percussion.
Cathal Hayden - Fiddle.
Gerry (Banjo) O'Connor - Fiddle & Banjo.
Eddie Lynch - Piano.
Rick Epping - Harmonica & Mouth Harp.
Con Tempo - Romanian String Quartet Nuig
Garry O'Briain - Mandocello.
Johnny Ringo McDonagh - Bodhran.
Danny Byrt - Drum Percussion.
Kenny Ralph - Drum Percussion.
Dave Carty - Bass
Orbsen Choior NUIG.
Ruth Dillon, Berni O'Mahony, Mary Staunton, Gemma & Laura McPartlan,
Mairead & Meabh Noonan - Backing Vocals.