@@dsc8667 it’s for sale, not sure how I would ship it though, vermont.craigslist.org/grd/d/cabot-national-mower-company-antique/7757143567.html

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Thank you for this great music! This is one of my favorite albums. Would you mind if I posted some other Pendragon albums? Conversely, I’m happy to take this down if there are copyright issues.

Much appreciated!@@shinyshadows5802

I first heard Pendragon on "A Celtic Sojourn" then I heard them live, at Chace Farm 2019 <3 My Prayers are with You.

I have 2 of their CDs, one called “Finding our way Home” that has a song called Deer Island. I don’t see the other song you mentioned. I want to post the whole CD but it is copyrighted. Maybe I will post just the song.

The album with the other song is called “Passage to New England”, there is a copy up on eBay now.

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Aye, but since England's not a real country 'Bonny at Morn' would qualify as a Geordie/Northumbrian song, 'The Blacksmith' Norman, Hobbitonion, Torytownist, or whatever regional monicker the half-French bellends would go by nowadays. So, aye, not 'Celtic', but not 'English' in the slightest either. (You could lay claim to Mumford & Sons if you really wanted to though.)

@@liarbrice4772 Bit of a bizarre nonsensical rant there. Care to enlighten us at to which 'real' country you might call home?

@@Wotsitorlabart You're clearly not an historian or a linguist, but suffice to say I'm definitely *not* a numptie Norman from the Hobbiton shires and that I have far more in common with my Celtic cousins than I do anyone south of the Humber or Mersey.

@@liarbrice4772 I am neither a historian or a linguist and I doubt that you are either. But I have never heard any historian claim that England isn't a 'real' country. And throwing the word 'aye' into the conversation is hardly revealing as to your origins. BTW recent studies have shown that the so called 'Celtic' areas of Britain are genetically quite different to each other. So, not really 'Celtic cousins' at all. And as the Normans left next to no genetic imprint on the English your 'Norman' insult is just a bit pathetic.

@@Wotsitorlabart LOL. Now you expect me to believe that *none* of the songs on this somewhat obscure 1972 vinyl are 'Celtic'?Whatever next? That you *aren't* the product of generations of inbreeding when you're clearly a boomer baby from Biggleswade.

Well, two of the songs are actually English - 'Bonny at Morn' and 'The Blacksmith'. And not too sure if there is such a thing as 'Brythonic Celt' music.

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Не нео-проорессивной, а арт-роковой группой.

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