Briege Murphy - The Longest Road<br>
The songs which I've written<br>
on this album are in the main, inspired by the beautiful valley and<br>
surrounding<br>
mountains in which I was reared. People I know and knew, experiences real or<br>
imagined. I wish to dedicate this album<br>
to the three most important people in my life; Pádraig, Aoife and Dara, also<br>
to<br>
the memory of my mother Brigid. I hope you enjoy this album as much as I<br>
enjoyed<br>
making it,<br>
All the best, Briege<br>
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To listen to a song<br>
click the title or music icon. href="So%20Far%20Down_1V.mp3"<br>
target="_blank">So Far<br>
Down<br>
Kilburn High Road href="Cloghinne%20Winds%201v.mp3"<br>
target="_blank">Cloghinne Winds href="Cloghinne%20Winds%201v.mp3"<br>
target="_blank">Also<br>
recorded by Niamh Parsons<br>
Haven for my HeartAlso<br>
recorded by Francis Black<br>
Winter<br>
Woman<br>
Granemore Hare<br>
Once a Friend of Mine<br>
Mariano<br>
What Did You Do? href="The%20Hills%20of%20South%20Armagh_1V.mp3"<br>
target="_blank">The Hills of South Armagh<br>
href="The%20Longest%20Road_1V.mp3" target="_blank">The Longest Road<br>
href="The%20Longest%20Road_1V.mp3" target="_blank"><br>
All titles, words and music<br>
by Briege Murphy © MCPS 1995, except 'Granemore Hare' (trad.<br>
arr.) and 'Mariano' (Robert Earl Keen)<br>
Backing vocals ~ Rosemary<br>
Woods<br>
Acoustic Guitars ~ Martin<br>
McAllister<br>
Keyboards ~ Rod McVey<br>
Double Bass, Cello ~ James<br>
Blennerhassett<br>
Tin Whistle, Low Whistle, Uilleann Pipes ~ Brendan Monaghan<br>
Fiddle and Backing Vocal<br>
(Cloghinne<br>
Winds)~ Michelle Brown<br>
Percussion ~ Tom Mc<br>
Farland<br>
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