8 comments on Cúnla - Planxty - The Well Below The Valley (Vinyl, LP, Album)

1. 1 x Vinyl LP, Album Ireland A1 - Cúnla A2 - Pat Reilly A3 - Slip Jigs: The Kid On The Mountain / An Phis Fhliuch A4 - As I Roved Out A5 - Reels: The Dogs Among The Bushes / Jenny's Wedding A6 - The Well Below The Valley B1 - Hewlett B2 - Bean Pháidín B3 - Hornpipes: Fisherman's Lilt / Cronin's Hornpipe B4 - As I Roved Out/5(24).

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3. Sep 27,  · Planxty begins its remarkable sophomore release The Well Below the Valley with the pipe-led "Cunla," an engaging round sung by founder Christy Moore. Impeccably played dance tunes, soulful laments, and rollicking narratives follow, allowing .

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4. Planxty's 2nd official album (the first Christy Moore solo outing, 'Prosperous' being their first album together) is the match that lit the fire in me for Irish traditional music. The Chieftains are great, no argument, but the voice has always been my favorite instrument in every genre of music, and Planxty cannot be beat for fine examples of /5(24).

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5. Vinyl 12 Andy Irvine and the quite man and anchor of the group Liam Og Flynn on the first Planxty album. "Cúnla", "Bean Of Phaidin" and Pat Reilly" are lifted from The Well Below The Valley, as well as the beautiful and melancholic "As I Roved Out" sung by Andy Irvine as opposed to the other one interpreted by Christy Moore on the.

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6. Stream The Well Below The Valley by Planxty and tens of millions of other songs on all your devices with Amazon Music Unlimited. Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist (Sample) 1. Cunla. Cunla. Listen Now $ 2. Pat Reilly. Pat Reilly. Listen I first heard this album on vinyl over 25 years ago and /5(24).

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Well Below The Valley on Discogs. Label: Polydor - ,Polydor - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo • Country: UK • Genre: Folk, World, & Country • Style: Celtic, Folk/5(32).

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8. Well, actually, the Irish person I just asked about it was more shocked at the thought of the narrator of Cunla being a girl than of the first way — but I think that Cunla is supposed to be some kind of mischievious sprite of some sort. At least, if you’re of the first school of thought. *MY* first reaction was the same as yours, Greg.

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