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| Rallion, i.e., Fiona Cuthill, Stevie Lawrence, Andrew Lyons and Marieke McBean, offer some food for thought in One For Sorrow which has more than its share of night-visiting songs, often leaving a maiden (or very recent former maiden) rueing the moment she let a chap into her room late at night. OK, it happens, or so I’m told, but opening the door or window for a soldier – dumb or what?
But this lively album has some lighter moments too, like “The First Time I Ever Saw Your Fez”, written to mark a trip to Egypt with Iron Horse. Celtic musicians with a sense of humour – by jings, whatever next? |
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