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With her flamboyant delivery and idiosyncratic banjo-playing
Margaret Barry brought the art of the street-singer into the pubs and
clubs of Irish London in the 1950s and '60s, frequently accompanied by
the fiddler Michael Gorman.
'To be confronted with a past so recent, so arrestingly singular and so irrecoverable catches alike the heart and the imagination.'- Mojo
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The Cycling Championship of Ulster 2 The Flower of Sweet Strabane 3 reel: Dr Gilbert 4 The Turfman from Ardee 5 jigs: The Rambling Pitchfork / Fasten the Legging 6 The Galway Shawl 7 polkas: Maguire's Favourite / Tralee Gaol / Maggie in the Wood 8 The Wild Colonial Boy 9 Dwyer's Hornpipe 10 My Lagan Love 11hornpipe: The Boys of Bluehill 12 reels: The Yellow Tinker / The Corner House 13 The Factory Girl 14 Her Mantle So Green 15 reels: The Bunch of Keys / The Heather Breeze 16 Our Ship is Ready |
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