Come All Ye

COME ALL YE – 17 July 2022

Bruce Cameron July 10, 2022

                            
https://sccimedia.csu.edu.au/uploads/files/defc10ee-56e6-4fa0-ba34-342c35d2f8a6_q4.mp3The featured album was  NO FIXED ABODE  by  TRU  (self published)  www.tru-music.com  This Northern Irish trio takes its name from a mythological trio of poet-musicians in ancient Ulster, the trú.  A very stylised album, recorded between 2017 and 2020, with some songs in Irish and some in English.  Fine harmony vocals are a strong point.

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