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Kevin Mitchell - I Sang That Sweet Refrain
16 tracks: Paddy In Glasgow, The Maid Of Ballydoo, Granuaile, The Banks Of Brandywine, The Red-Haired Man’s Wife, Inishfree, The Rangy Ribs I Bought From Micky Doo, The Blue Tar Road, Paudeen Roe, False Lover John, The Fanad Mare, The Mantle So Green, The Flower Of Corby’s Mill, Gosforth’s Fair, Demesne, The Granemore Hare, Johnnie Gallagher.
An Ulsterman now living in Glasgow with a repertoire of Irish songs and a style which both bear witness to where his heart lies. A wonderful interpreter of traditional song.
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