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by Tommy & Saundra O'Sullivan

© Copyright - Tommy & Saundra O'SULLIVAN / Tommy & Saundra O'SULLIVAN (888295680776)
This CD is a blend of traditional Irish music and American folk forming a genre we fondly like to call Texish!
Genre: World: Celtic
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1. Feels so Near
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2. Lord Franklin
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3. Do Carlow Boys Come Home
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4. The Scholar
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5. The Galway Shawl
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6. Dublin Blues
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7. Steel & Stone
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8. Peggy Gordan
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9. Song for a Winter's Night
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10. Saw You Running
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11. Safe Home
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12. From the Heart
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
This album is our first duet recording. It has been an amazing journey with lots of adventures thrown in for spice! The project was recorded in both Dingle, Ireland and Lenoir, North Carolina USA. This CD is our musical journey or marriage of the Irish culture (Tommy) to the Texas culture (Saundra). The CD is a blend of traditional Irish music and American folk forming a genre we fondly like to call Texish!

"The husband and wife team from Dingle must surely be the best exponents of what Irish folk should be." Nicky Rossiter, Irish Music Magazine 2018

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