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Port Righ have recorded their first album: Na Bi Gòrach. It is a collection of mostly Scottish tunes, with a few originals and a sea shantey thrown in for additional spice. While known for Celtic harp, shuttle pipe, and singing, Port Righ has expanded their horizons by including several selections with English concertina and one with Ugandan drum. The closing track, a lullaby, is played on the Highland bagpipe.
Throughout...Port Righ's masterful debut release...we are treated to not only some of the most beautiful, enthralling, and inspirational combinations of harp and bagpipes/concertina that Scottish music has to offer, but we are also reminded of the history that is represented within every note. If I had to pick a favorite, I would have to say that "Island Babes Set: Morag of Dunvegan/Mairi's Wedding" really makes you want to kick up your heels and celebrate. This song subliminally calls out, Drink and Be Merry!
It's not every day that you can put on an album, close your eyes and
actually feel like you're somewhere else, some other time.
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Jo Morrison: Celtic harp, electric harp, vocals, Ugandan drum
Wayne Morrison: shuttle pipe, Highland bagpipe, vocals, English concertina
Ordering Information
To order Na Bi Gòrach, send check or money order to:
| Jo Morrison | |
| 2537 Marston Rd. | |
| New Windsor, MD 21776 |
CD: $15
Shipping: $10 shipping for priority mail for one or two CDs
Send e-mail for locations
outside the USA, or for other domestic US mail options.
Na bi Gòrach may also be purchased from
iTunes Store.
