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Sharon Shannon
Libertango
Genre: Folk

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Whitestrand Sling - Sharon Shannon, Browne, Peter
2. Libertango - Sharon Shannon, Piazzolla
3. Duncan's - Sharon Shannon, MacDonald, C.
4. An Phailist?n - Sharon Shannon, Cheannabh?in, Treas
5. Albatross - Sharon Shannon, Green, Peter [1]
6. Hogs and Heifers - Sharon Shannon, Murray, Jim
7. The Seven Rejoices of Mary - Sharon Shannon, Traditional
8. All the Ways You Wander - Sharon Shannon, Spillane, John
9. The Burst Mattress - Sharon Shannon, MacDonald, D.
10. Space Party - Sharon Shannon, Murray, Jim
11. Anachie Gordon - Sharon Shannon, Traditional
12. The Wishing Well - Sharon Shannon, Peoples, Tommy
13. What You Make It (Da da da Da) - Sharon Shannon, Browne, Peter

2003 album from the Celtic musician who plays the accordion and fiddle, features 13 tracks including 2 songs featuring Sinead O'Connor. Other guests include Pauline Scanlon, Kristy MacColl, the Elsafty family & more. K... more »

CD Details

All Artists: Sharon Shannon
Title: Libertango
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Phantom Sound & Vision
Release Date: 1/1/2004
Album Type: Import
Genre: Folk
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 766483288846

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CD Reviews

Not traditional but wonderful

Anna in PDX (was Cairo) | Portland, OR USA | 10/30/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have several of Sharon Shannon's earlier albums and I love Irish traditional music. This one is very eclectic but gorgeous. Sinead O'Connor's voice has not dimmed through the years, and the songs Seven Rejoices of Mary and Anachie Gordon are beautiful, but my favorite thing is the rap song at the end that is superimposed over the Irish tune that was played at the beginning - it's so upbeat and joyful."