Harmony Rowe

• Margaret Monks - voice, guitar, bass, dancer
• Tommy Maher - voice, guitar, dancer
• John O'Brien - voice, guitar, tin whistle
• Seamus Gallagher - violin, bass

Bio:

Splinter group of the Abbey Tavern Singers.

From the liner notes: "The four members of Harmony Rowe originally met at the Abbey Tavern before it attained the fame it now enjoys. Following the success of the Carling Commerical and the hit record of it's sound-track "Off To Dublin", Margaret, John, Tommy and Seamus got together to form a group in 1968. Harmony Rowe was born and when, after intensive rehearsal, the group entered the highly competitive field of folk-music in Ireland, they met with immediate success."

A potentially interesting album let down badly by the thin production, which is surprisingly poor even by the low standard of Irish recordings of this vintage. It's also quite dated for 1970.

side one:
O'Donnell Abu
Eileen
Reels. "Sleepy Maggie"
The Wind That Shakes The Barley
Siún ni Dhuibhir
Vale of Avoca

side two:
Crooked Jack
Siúl Arún
Kelly The Boy From Kil;ann
Lord Inchiquin
Bonny Boy
The Orange And The Green

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