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Going
Song
Spring is Returning/Dosvedanya
Black, Brown, White
Defending Our Homes
Cold Sun Shining
Compatibility
The Dreams We Breathe Through Touchable
Sleep Tonight
Farming Womans' War
India Matea
The Right Mistake
Back To Donegal
"... philosopher Descartes had it right when he said
"the simplest man with passion will be more persuasive than the most
eloquent without". Add a traveller's ability as a teller of tales
and a compassionate eye for detail and you get the idea."
Entertainer - Australia
"Lovers of folk music will breathe a
huge sigh of approval upon auditioning Rory's superbly crafted release."
Cape Country Courier - Tasmania
"'Back to Donegal' is a Bacchic delight
of banjo, fiddle, uillean pipe and spoons-filled Irish tunes. A joyous
travelogue. A high energy 'Coney Island'. And there's social criticism
that's not detached and dogmatic. Rather, he breathes a passionate angry
fire into songs about the ruin and rot of our country... (the Rhumba-esque
'Defending our Homes') or racism (a hearty adaption of Broonzy's 'Black
Brown and White'). And then there's a more light-hearted edge. 'Compatability',
a chirpy duet, is a witty analysis of a relationship. Soulful, passionate
and transcendent. A blinder of a record."
Folk Roots - UK