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LULLABY

LULLABY

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Personnel: Des Moore (guitar); William Butt (cello); David Downes (whistle, piano, keyboards). Audio Mixer: Andrew Boland. Recording information: Avatar Studios, NY; Studio Two; Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin. Director: Ite O'Donovan. Publisher: Johnny Lappin. This budget-priced compilation from Celtic Woman collects ten of the group's most relaxing tracks. Culled from previous releases, with a few new tracks tossed in for good measure, Lullaby relies on familiar sleepy-time standards like "When You Wish Upon a Star," "Hush Little Baby," "Brahms' Lullaby," and "Over the Rainbow," all of which are backed by expansive, soothing keyboards and anchored by the ladies' effortless vocals. ~ James Christopher Monger
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