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Mark Flanagan's new CD with his new band the Fields was recorded and mixed at Gemini Studios, Ipswich and Shotgun Shacks Studios, Allihies, Country Cork between August 04 and July 05. The CD was engineered by Pat Grueber and Chris Muijzert, mastered by John Astley and produced by Mark Flanagan and Jimmy Bergin. The Fields are: Mark Flanagan (Guitars, Vocals, Waterphone, Meletron, Steel Drums), Jimmy Bergin (Guitar, Vocals, Bass, Bouzouki, Mandola) and Barnes Goulding (Drums, Mandola, Vocals). The copyright
to all recordings is owned by M. Flanagan/J Bergin excepts tracks 3 & 12 which are owned by M. Flanagan/J. Bergin/B. Goulding and track 9 - E.Lang Arr. M. Flanagan/J. Bergin. © 2005 Flanagan/Bergin, all rights reserved.
"Playhouse" Streaming Realaudio
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"Like a Fool" Streaming
Realaudio
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"What Would You Do?" Streaming
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"The
Chosen Few" album Released: 25th March 2002 on Swashbuckle
Records. Recorded and mixed at Roundhouse Studios, Saffron Hill,
London. Mixed by Jon Musgrave and Frank Galaman. Mastered by Jon
Astley at "Close To The Edge", Twickenham, London. The copyright
to all recordings
is owned by Flanagan. © 2002 Flanagan, all rights reserved.
MP3 is the full album track and is encoded at 128 kbps stereo. PC
users on dial-up should right mouse click on the link and choose
"save target as":
"Chosen Few" Streaming Realaudio | Low-Fi
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"Father Father" Streaming
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"Real to Me" Streaming
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"Real to Me" MP3 (5.5
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Down the Wire
Down the Wire - released August 2005 is now unavailable until further notice.
Chosen Few CD
The Chose Few is now unavailable until further notice.
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Mark has completed the promotional tour for "The Chosen Few" but will be gigging again in the near future and we'll be announcing the dates on this site as soon as they're confirmed. The gigs will be
an eclectic mix of acoustic country blues with influences ranging
from New Orleans to Senegal. Look out for articles on this album in Mojo,
Q, Uncut, Times, Independent, Guardian, Observer, Telegraph, Classic Rock, Get
Rhythm, Traditional Music Maker, Record Collector & Record Mart, Making
Music, plus various on line reviews. In addition various Irish,
Scottish, Welsh & other local press will be reviewing this album. Interviews
are currently being done for features in Blueprint
(now Blues in Britain), Froots and Classic Rock Society, Guitar, Hifi, Blues, Country, Roots/World magazines - reviews & features.
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