Oh.. as to the history, apparently several hundred years ago, a shift in the title's name occured when folks began to call it that, as the origional title was a similar phrase, which I forget... similar to the way Merrily Kissed the Quaker has become commonly called in some session in New York, Merrily kiss my Quaker Ass (no kidding, I am not responcible for that one!!!!!)
Cheers,
Larry
A chara Cailin Rua,
Do you recall the old old old name for it??? If so, do remind me, I'll throw the info into the album notes when I reprint the notes for Nil Sasta Ach Amadain. The next CD is on the way... In fact, here is an idea, if you come up with the old name os gaelega (sorry for the spelling) I will send you a CD with some of the new rough recordings.
Is mise, le meas
Larry