Title: A classic performance
Product review: If there's one thing I truly regret in my musical life, it's that I never had a chance to see Makem & Clancy perform while they were still with us (Tommy Makem passed away in 2007 and Liam Clancy in late 2009 - may you both rest in peace, lads). This is a great 1983 show performed at the National Concert Hall in Ireland, and their personalities shine through brilliantly as always. Particular favourites on this album include "The Little Beggarman" and Makem's gorgeous reading of "Slieve Gallon Braes." I was given the awareness of this and at least two other Makem & Clancy albums via a Pandora channel I'd programmed for myself which has introduced and reintroduced some fine Celtic folk to me. Highly recommended.
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