Carthy Hardy Farrell YoungCountry of origin:England Type of music generally:Traditional some country/Americana Status:Most recent release, Laylam (2013) See also:Eliza Carthy's site; the Ectophiles' Guide's page for Eliza Carthy Comparisons:Red Molly, some of Eliza Carthy's solo work Covers/own material:Traditional and covers General comments:See album comments below Recommended first album:Laylam is their debut as a group Recordings:Laylam (2013) LaylamRelease info:2013—Hem Hem—HHR003CD Availability:U.K. Ecto priority:Recommended for fans of traditional and/or Americana/country music Group members:Eliza Carthy—fiddle, octave fiddle, vocals, percussion Comments:A supergroup of women with their own strong folk and traditional folk singing careers. The album is mostly traditional songs with a cover of "Walking After Midnight" (originally covered by Patsy Cline) and "Why Don't You Do Right" (originally covered by Peggy Lee). Vocal harmonies, lots of fiddle, and lots of fun. (Neile) |
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