The Poozies: Dheanainn Sugradh

[@robbybankston4238]

I remember this when it was released on CD. Still nice over 20 years later.

[@eliasjoe]

This to me is the best version! Poozies are magic.

[@jmpsally123]

so lovely to find this on KZbin ! I am proud to have been a founding member of the Poozies - but I won't tell you how we came up with the name .... 🙊

[@TheDivayenta]

I ADORE the Poozies in all of their incarnations. Their contribution to harp music, Celtic music and other kinds of folk music is immeasurable. They are always headliners at the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh.. all of their albums are different and varied.

[@jmpsally123]

thank you !

[@AdariousMistdancer]

These people had a significant impact on my youth ... can't discount it

[@DanaBurkePhotography]

Oh. My. God. I couldn't find this anywhere... I LOVE THIS SONG!

[@ryanchristian3009]

Its my favorite song off an album called Celtic legacy , A global journey

[@Svartalf14]

The Poozies and one of my favorite songs, what could go wrong? :D

[@Anaris10]

Love this,had it on a compilation album from Narada

[@hollunderboy]

this is one warm glove

[@noormanbel]

I must agree; I immediately recognized the song from my Clannad Collection; they always created a special sphere for me, from the first time I heard them and I started to buy their CD's. I 'm a massive fan of them. This version has its own merits though. I think I 'm going to like it the more I hear it. It 's a brilliant other version of this song. For its magical sound, I prefer the Clannad version though. The small harp sound is part of that magical sound, as is the voice of Máire!

[@Svartalf14]

Interesting, if I hadn't read the title, I would not have recognized it at once: Clannad give the song an Irish touch, while the Poozies sing it Walking song style and the tune is not the same at all. I like their version a lot too, but I find it very different.

[@Svartalf14]

"waulking song" was my meaning, the Hebridean stuff, not "walking" which means nothing.

[@cristiona22]

Nice - but I prefer Clannads version - really powerful and driving with the Brennan brothers singing it.

[@quasarsphere]

Clannad were awesome before they went all new-agey.

[@spacelau]

Excelente cette version, je la connaissais sous le titre "The Black-Haired Maiden" par alan stivell..Il me semble que ce morceaux est originaire des nouvelles hebrides......

[@Svartalf14]

Stivell a fait cette chanson là? quand? sur quel album? évidemment, après le massacre qu'il a commis sur la Marche de Brian Boru, je me méfie un peu de lui, mais je suis curieux.

[@Svartalf14]

et des Hébrides écossaises, pas des nouvelles dans l'hémisphère sud.

[@mariajoanaandrade663]

@@Svartalf14 Dans Journee a la maison, An Nighean Dubh (The Black-Haired Girl)

[@Svartalf14]

@@mariajoanaandrade663 Merci, j'avais totalement oublié, va falloir que je retrouve ce disque pour l'écouter, ce morceau semble absent de YT.