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Crazy Man Michael
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Chicago Rain
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Breisleach (Delirium)
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The Sea Is So Huge
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One in a Million
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The Mason's Apron
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Alyth McCormack Wexford, Ireland
“nothing short of mesmerizing.”
Alyth has earned acclaim for the matchless way she delivers
the Gaelic songs on which she was raised & her diversity. Celebrated for her work with The Chieftains (she has been their featured singer for the 14 years) she has shared the stage with folk greats like Martin Carthy and Norma Waterson, jazz musician Edward Simon, Ry Cooder and country icon Trace Adkins.
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