Chris Hendry & Johnny Handle - Here Dwells My Heart

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This disc is the second to showcase the distinctive and widely celebrated musical talents of this husband-and-wife partnership (the first, Heather And Sweet Smoke, appeared back in 2009). For those readers seeking background, Chris is a fine Scottish singer who learnt much of her repertoire first-hand from such important source singers as Jeannie Robertson, the Stewart family and Norman Kennedy. After spending much of the 1960s on the Fife folk club scene, she moved to Tyneside, where (aside from a short stint working in the south of England) she
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