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This tune appears on Lily's album "Habit Of A Foreign Sky" released in 2011. Free Music Fridays is a weekly musical event at the American Folk Art Museum coordinated by Lara Ewen.

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No Shame is the fourth studio album by English singer Lily Allen. It was released on 8 June 2018 by Parlophone. Following the release of Sheezus (2014), Allen suffered from an identity crisis and did not connect with the music she had been creating. This was followed by a breakdown in Allen's marriage

Lily Neill is currently at work finishing an album. Please check back for tour dates - See below for past performances from August onward. Audiences around the world are captivated by Lily Neill’s infectious passion for the lever, or Irish harp, and the dynamism and breadth of her live performances. LILY NEILL RELEASES SECOND CD, THE HABIT OF A FOREIGN SKY Harp player Lily Neill releases her second solo album, The Habit of a Foreign. Biography and catalogue of CDs, DVDs and Downloads for Lily Neill. All Celtic Music catalogue of Lily Neill CDs and DVDs.

Lily Neill is an American-born harp player who specialises in traditional Irish music and related folk music traditions. She is recognised for her solo performances as well as for her collaborations with artists in genres outside the realm of folk music. Neill was born in Maryland, United States and started playing the harp at the age of nine, after taking several years of piano lessons

Welcome to the Official Site of Lily Neill superb music. One of the most challenging and provocative musicians of her time - Lily Neill's daredevil approach works wonders. Irish Music Magazine I knew she had tremendous promise. Paddy Moloney, The Chieftains.

Sharon O'Neill was born on 23rd November 1952 in Nelson and started performing locally in the late 60's on acoustic guitar. She was a self taught musician who learned to play mainly by ear. Sharon started composing at an early age, mainly by putting chords to her poetry. Her third new album, "Maybe" came out in 1981. Sharon had put together a band to promote the album and it included her husband on guitar. Together they toured and landed the job as support act to Boz Scaggs on his Australian tour. The self-titled album in this package is the original release of the album without the song "How Do You Talk To Boys". It also has the original cover. In 2014, following on from the Original Albums collection, Sony New Zealand also released a new collection of Sharon's best songs. The collection is called "Words The Very Best Of Sharon O'Neill".