Liz Carroll, Lost in the Loop - 55m 52s

Tracks & Durations

1. Sevens, Michael Kennedy's, The Cup of Tea	4:23
2. The Champaign Jig Goes To Columbia, Pat And Al's	3:06
3. See It There, Con Cassidy's	4:08
4. The Golden Legs, The Flogging Reel	2:56
5. Lament Of The First Generation	3:40
6. The Drunken Sailor, The Bag Of Spuds	6:13
7. The Old Maid Of Galway, Lizzy In The Lowground	4:44
8. The Crow In The Sun	4:00
9. The Ugly Duckling	2:19
10. On The Boulevard, Crabs In The Skillet	3:35
11. Letter To Peter Pan	3:28
12. The Silver Spear, The Earl's Chair, The Musical Priest	4:30
13. The Didda, Fly And Dodger	5:21
14. Lost In The Loop	3:19

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Review

Chicago-born Liz Carroll is a former all-Ireland fiddle champion with a repertoire that encompasses various regional Irish styles as well as her original creations. Lost in the Loop was produced by fellow Irish-American Seamus Egan of the band Solas; he plays percussion and penny whistle and takes a guitar solo on "Lament of the First Generation." Most of the guitar parts are played by Solas's John Doyle, and Solas fiddler Winifred Horan trades fiddle lines with Carroll on a couple of tracks. Carroll often combines her own compositions with traditional jigs and reels, as on the hard-driving medley of the traditional "The Old Maid of Galway" and the original "Lizzy in the Lowground." Chief O'Neill, the 19th-century Chicago police captain who collected and preserved the music of his native Ireland, must be smiling from somewhere beyond the Loop. --Rick Mitchell

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