O.J. Abbott - Irish and British Songs from the Ottawa ValleyFor five days in the summer of 1957, folklorist Edith Fowke recorded over eighty songs performed by O. J. Abbott, an octogenarian native of Ottawa. Mr. Abbott's songs reflect influences from Ireland, England, and Scotland, with lyrics that relate swashbuckling pirate tales and mournful ballads of love lost. Liner notes include a personal account of Ms. Fowke's experience working with Mr. Abbott, a brief autobiography from the performer, and

The album features the American number one single 'Lost In Your Eyes'

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Carefully remastered by Tom Meyer and pressed by Optimal media

All delivered by Emmanuelle in a sultry Gallic drawl which will send a frisson of recognition through anyone familiar with her iconic roles in

The Dixie Cups

released in 2013

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Indebted to classic kraut

where he was awarded a PhD for his study of the music of John Taverner

Renowned for her extraordinary vocal prowess and songwriting skill

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The common thread woven throughout is Nikko's spirit of love and devotion