Sinsheen - Lift

£8.00

Product may vary slightly from image representation.
Sinsheen n sɪnʃi:n (Scots) sunshine; (fig) brightness, cheerfulness

Sinsheen is a singing duo consisting of Christine Kydd and Barbara Dymock- each a fine singer in her own right, now working together. They have built a reputation among roots music lovers for originality, virtuosity, rich harmonies and the livest of live performances.

Combining power, passion and pedigree, these dynamic veterans of the Scottish music world contrast stark harmony vocals with light instrumental and percussive backing. Together they explore and innovate, gracefully twisting the tradition and colluding with the contemporary.

As I Was Wand'ring * Weary Waiting * Loch Lomond * Harriet Tubman * Mother Glasgow * Dusty Miller Set * Canaan's Land * Tibbie Fowler O' The Glen * Martinmas Time * The Slave's Lament * The Cooper O' Cuddy * Fareweel Tae Tarwathie

  • Model:SCG495
Manufacturers
Manufacturer Info
1 x Donnie Murdo MacDonald - Sguah is dloth1 x Can’t Do This On My Own - by Alistair Russell2 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1451 x Christina Smith & Jane Hewson - Like Ducks1 x Various Artists - My True Love He Dwells On The Mountain1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1431 x 40 years of Warwick Folk Festival1 x SUNK! Irvine built ships lost in war1 x Mainly Troubadour1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1412 x Folk Legacy – Historic live recordings from our archives1 x Fay Hield - Wrackline1 x 50 Years of the Marymass Folk Festival1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1401 x Hamish Henderson Tribute Vol 2 - Battle Of The Banffies2 x That Boy! Growing up in Irvine, 1941-19671 x The Ramblings of an Old Codger1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1441 x Eric Bogle - The Source Of Light1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1421 x Shauna Mullin - Wishing Tree1 x The Living Tradition magazine - Issue 751 x Nick Dow - Far And Wide1 x 1 LATEST ISSUE The Living Tradition magazine1 x Jane Cassidy - Silverbridge1 x Blackbeard's Tea Party - Reprobates1 x Steeleye Span - They Called Her Babylon1 x Jock Duncan - Tae the Green Woods Gaen1 x Robb Johnson - Margaret Thatcher:My part in her downfal1 x Claire Hastings - Between River And Railway1 x Pete Coe & Alice Jones - The Search For Five Finger Frank1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1231 x The Living Tradition magazine - Issue 761 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 891 x Alistair Anderson - Islands1 x Ellen Mitchell - On Yonder Lea1 x Corner House - Caught Up1 x Alistair Hulett & Dave Swarbrick - Red Clydeside1 x Cold Blow These Winter Winds - A Celtic Celebration of Christmas1 x Steve Turner - Spirit of the Game1 x Walt Michael & Co - Legacy1 x Simon Thoumire & David Milligan - The Big Day In1 x Jim Mackillop - The Road from Ballybrack1 x Lorna Campbell - Adam's Rib1 x Dave Swarbrick & Alistair Hulett - Saturday Johnny & Jimmy the R1 x Jack Beck - Half Ower, Half Ower tae Aberdour1 x The Living Tradition magazine - Issue 681 x The Living Tradition magazine - Issue 741 x Pur - The Lassies' Reply1 x The Living Tradition magazine - Issue 731 x Duncan Wood & Cathal McConnell - Auld Springs Gies Nae Price1 x Geraldine Bradley - From The Rising Spring1 x Kieron Means - Run Mountain1 x Martins 41 x Barbara Dymock - Leaf An' Thorn1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1341 x Heather Heywood - Lassies Fair & Laddies Braw1 x Joe Townsend & Martin Green - Return to the Woods1 x Paul Maguire, Desy Adams, Ruadhrai O'Kane, Ryan O'Donnell - Good1 x Rod Shearman - Here's to Friends1 x The Flying Toads - In Stitches1 x Adam McCulloch - In These Times1 x Bob Wood - When the Moon Sits Fat on a Scudding Cloud1 x Caladh Nua - Happy Days1 x Mairearad Green - Passing Places2 x Fling - A Ditch Near Cree1 x Alan Bell - In My Homeland1 x Geordie McIntyre & Alison McMorland - Where Ravens Reel1 x Various Artists - Border Sangsters2 x Roy Clinging - An Honest Working Man1 x Sisters Unlimited - No Change Of Heart1 x Steve Ashley - Stroll On - Revisited1 x Rag Foundation - Minka1 x The Duplets - Tree of Strings1 x Stephen Quigg - Silver Sands