MARY BLACK - NO FRONTIERS - EX/NM Vinyl LP
  £   56
  $   74

 


£ 56 Sold For
Mar 15, 2009 Sold Date
Mar 5, 2009 Start Date
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Description

MARY BLACK

NO FRONTIERS

Vinyl LP

1989 original release vinyl LP on the DARA record label Cat n# DARA 32   Made in IRELAND?

The album cover is in  EX/NM condition. some wear on the corners.the inner lyric/credits sheet is also EX/NM condition 

The vinyl itself is in EX/NM condition.1 or 2 light papercuts/scuffs seen under 1500watt strong light.these will give an occasional click/pop

If you are not fully satisfied you may return this album with  a full refund inc postage.

If you need anymore information and pictures please get in touch, thanks.

Sorry if the shipping charges seem a bit high, the reason being i use heavy/strong packaging

THIS IS AS GOOD EXAMPLE OF WELL LOOKED AFTER OLD LP RECORD

Full track list

Side One

"No Frontiers" – 5:26
"Past the Point of Rescue" – 6:45
"The Shadow" – 5:46
"Carolina Rua" – 5:04
"Shuffle of the Buckled" – 4:17
"Columbus" – 4:10

Side Two

"Another Day" – 4:34
"Fat Valley of Pain" – 6:20
"I Say a Little Prayer" – 5:34
"Vanities" – 4:38
"The Fog in Monterey" – 4:02

 

The Band

Caroline Lavelle - cello
Donal Lunny - synthesizer
Mary Black - vocals
Noel Bridgeman - percussion, background vocals
Pat Crowley - accordion, piano, background vocals
Carl Geraghty - saxophone
Garvan Gallagher - bass, background vocals
Declan Sinnott - guitar, background vocals
Mandy Murphy
Tony Davis - background vocal  .

No Frontiers is a music album by Irish singer Mary Black. This ground-breaking album assured Black's status as one of Ireland's most respected artists in Europe and also in the US, where the release of the album greatly increased her popularity. It went straight to the top of the Irish album chart and remained there for numerous weeks. No Frontiers remains as one of the biggest-selling albums in Irish history and has helped to define a era in Irish music.

REVIEW
Mary Black, well known for mixing genres by combining traditional as well as contemporary material, chooses a far more mainstream route on NO FRONTIERS. Using the more popular periods of Bonnie Raitt and Natalie Merchant as her blueprint, Black ...    Full Descriptionclearly seems to be casting out a wider net as she explores the elusive mystery of love. Working this time with guitar, saxophone, and piano instead of her characteristic accompaniment of fiddles and pipes, she sings the lives of lonely people who may not yet have found their own voice.

The title track is luminously sung, imploring everyone to always keep their hearts open, without any boundaries and continues along on that upbeat and hopeful vibe. The Burt Bacharach/Hal David pop standard "Say a Little Prayer" (done without the usual sense of irony) is the album's highlight, bouncy, harmonious, and uplifting. Black makes it her own. NO FRONTIERS is a neatly packaged paean of love   .


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