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01) Mary Mean
02) Rosebud in June
03) Broadlee Bank
04) Smoke and Ashes
05) Sylvie Sovay
06) Low Down in the Broom
07) Ten Thousand Miles
08) Cruel Mother
09) All in the Morning
10) Island Boy
11) The Trawlerman's Wife
01) Mary Mean
02) Rosebud in June
03) Broadlee Bank
04) Smoke and Ashes
05) Sylvie Sovay
06) Low Down in the Broom
07) Ten Thousand Miles
08) Cruel Mother
09) All in the Morning
10) Island Boy
11) The Trawlerman's Wife
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2009
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"In The Shadow of Mountains" is the second full length studio album from UK folk singer songwriter Bella Hardy, released 31st Aug, 2009 on the Noe Records label.
In The Shadow of Mountains breaks to the very heart of Bella’s music. Self produced and uncompromising, it is a collection of unique and stirring interpretations of traditional songs, equally balanced with a mix of compelling originals. The inspiration of her roots in the Dark Peak village of Edale is starkly evident, with music named after local landmarks Broadlee Bank and Crowden, and traditional song "All in the Morning" from the neighbouring village of Castleton featuring guest vocals from the Hardy family. However, the prevailing themes throughout the album focus not only on rural country life (most notable in foot and mouth tale "Smoke & Ashes" and traditional song "Rosebud in June") but also on the mountains faced in everyday life, be they people, places, or situations.
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"In The Shadow of Mountains" is the second full length studio album from UK folk singer songwriter Bella Hardy, released 31st Aug, 2009 on the Noe Records label.
In The Shadow of Mountains breaks to the very heart of Bella’s music. Self produced and uncompromising, it is a collection of unique and stirring interpretations of traditional songs, equally balanced with a mix of compelling originals. The inspiration of her roots in the Dark Peak village of Edale is starkly evident, with music named after local landmarks Broadlee Bank and Crowden, and traditional song "All in the Morning" from the neighbouring village of Castleton featuring guest vocals from the Hardy family. However, the prevailing themes throughout the album focus not only on rural country life (most notable in foot and mouth tale "Smoke & Ashes" and traditional song "Rosebud in June") but also on the mountains faced in everyday life, be they people, places, or situations.
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