Come All Ye

COME ALL YE – 29 June 2025

Bruce Cameron 29 June, 2025

                            
https://media-studio.csu.edu.au/uploads/files/39e295ad-7d31-439c-bb49-d973ca76f51c_q4.mp3The featured album was  HOMERIQUE  by  GROSS ISLE  (Compagnie du Nord)  A Quebec based trio with a collection of songs and tunes celebrating heroic figures of Ireland and Canada.  Mostly original or arranged trad material.

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