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Cauldron of Life by Cynthia Bennett
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fave it Traditional Folk | Celtic
10 tracks | 36 minutes
Released Aug 2006
on Cynthia Bennett
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 02:58 Cauldron of Life lyrics BUY MP3 02:58 Cauldron of Life lyrics "GIFT MP3" 02:58 Cauldron of Life
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:55 Red Is the Rose lyrics BUY MP3 03:55 Red Is the Rose lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:55 Red Is the Rose
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A rich vocal/acoustic performance of traditional ballads and original songs about Irish women,often with a humorous twist.
Bio / Background
Cynthia Bennett got her first taste of traditional irish music in her grandmother Malone's "ceili kitchen". "When I'd be caught up and sent to bed, I'd go to sleep listening to the voices, fiddles, and dancing feet. I thought music was something everyone did, rather like breathing", she comments. Often asked if her mother sang Irish lullabies to her, she responds, "There was no Toora-loora-loora in her at all. Her idea of a lullaby was The Rising of the Moon or Our Timmy's at the Fighting".
Although she grew up singing, Cynthia didn't perform professionally until she was well into two careers, as a mother and a nurse. Having been educated and rearing her family in the United States, she began singing professionally after returning to Ireland. Word of her pure voice traveled among friends and relatives until she was "dragged blinking onto a stage".
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Great voiceotallahan wrote on November 06, 2008
This is a joy to listen to