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Tree Rings
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Album Details: Tree Rings

Release Date:01/01/1998
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Track List: Tree Rings

  1. Ferryman (St. Paul)
  2. Donald MacGillavry (Traditional)
  3. Valley of Strathmore
  4. Whatever You Say
  5. Johnny's Gone for Soldier (Tradi...
  6. Toss the Feathers (Traditional)
  1. Irish Rover (Traditional)
  2. White Bird
  3. Umbrella
  4. Tam Lin
  5. There Were Roses
  6. Nation Once Again (Traditional)

Pro Reviews: Tree Rings

  • All Music Guide

    This is the third and most advanced effort by the Milwaukee-based family group Leahy's Luck. On this recording they tackle the popular songs "Irish Rover" and Tommy Sands' "There Were Roses" sung delicately by Sarah Leahy but also lesser-known traditional pieces like "Donald McGillavery" and "Johnny's Gone for a Soldier" delivered sweetly by Maura Leahy. "The Ferryman," "Whatever You Say," and "A Nation Once Again" are performed in rousing Wolfe Tones' vocal style. Instrumentally Leahy's Luck has evolved since their first two recordings as evidenced on selections like "Toss the Feathers" and "Tam Lin," which demonstrate the improved abilities of fiddler Michelle Leahy and accordion player Maura Leahy. In an unexpected but pleasant turn, Leahy's Luck offers a meticulous rendering of It's a Beautiful Day's "White Bird" recapturing David LaFlamme's violin and vocal part with incredible accuracy.

    - Dave Sleger, All Music Guide

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Leahy's Luck

Leahy's Luck is a family based group from Milwaukee performing traditional and popular Irish music throughout the Midwest. Formed in 1991 by brothers Tom and Brian Leahy, much of the "Irish" sound is provided by their children; Brian's daughters Michelle, Sarah, and Caitlin play fiddle, flute, and tin whistle, respectively, while Tom Leahy's children Maura and Evan cont... Read more