5 Planxty's second album from 1973 is something that raises the awareness of Irish music with its inventive arrangements and superb playing.
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A similar type ballad is The cruel mother. Right among the bushes o.
But the Lord above may save my soul.
Right among the bushes o. Give your ears a treat, then go and buy the live reunion CD to hear that they still have it.
A lot of the songs are older than that by far, the haunting title track for example. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. The Well Below the Valley is the second album by the Irish folk group Planxty. After the break is another great Planxty album. 13,293 Get track Great CD and has all the tracks on from the original record plus bonus.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 22, 2011
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I first heard this album on vinyl over 25 years ago and I am delighted that it is available on CD.
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Min 50 words And he asked for a drink as he was dry.
You'll be seven years a-ringing a bell.
At the well below the valley-o. Planxty was an Irish folk music band consisting of soon-to-be-legendary musicians The painful theme of incest may account for the ballad's extreme rarity - in English at least though it is not uncommon in other European languages. Would like more info on line with details of the tracks on the CD prior to purchase.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 23, 2013
My cup is full up to the brim If I were to stoop I might fall in. It is another version of The woman and the palmer, a popular account of the story of Jesus and the woman of Samaria (John IV).
This is part of the absolute peak of the Irish "folk" output of the 1970s.