McKennitt, Loreena

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	A Midwinter Night's Dream New - LP - QRLP112 Sealed 2014 180gm Limited Edition, Numbered, First Time On Vinyl Release. Features An Array Of Loreena's Wide Musical Influences, Ranging From Celtic To Classical To Middle Eastern. McKennitt’s Eclecticism Shines Through In The Mysticism Of "The Holly And The Ivy," The Exotic Eastern Arrangements Of "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen," The Latin-Sung "Emmanuel" And The North French/African Rendering Of "Noël Nouvelet!," Sung In Old French. more
	Lost Souls New Import - QRLP117 Sealed 2018 180gm Original With Hype Sticker. Includes Download Card. more
	Nights From The Alhambra New - LP - QRLP 110 Sealed, Limited Edition, Numbered 2007 2LP 180gm Housed In A Gatefold Cover. “Nights From The Alhambra Chronicles Ethereal Canadian Celtic/Folk/Worldbeat Artist Loreena Mckennitt's 2006 Tour In Support Of Her Ancient Muse Album. Recorded In September In The Palace Of Charles V At The Alhambra, A Southern Spanish Fortress On The Eastern Border Of The City Of Granada Built By The Moors, Mckennitt Employed A 12-Piece Band That Included Hurdy-Gurdy, Oud, Uilleann Pipes, Kanoun, Strings, And Multiple Percussion Players. Though There Is An Emphasis On Works From Her Most Recent Release, The Singer/Composer/Harpist Covers A Wide Breadth Of Material From 1985's Elemental ("She Moved Through The Fair") To 1991's Acclaimed Visit ("All Souls Night," "Lady Of Shalott") And Beyond. As With All Of Her Studio Recordings, The Sound Quality Is Exquisite, Making This -- Her Third Live Collection -- The Best Yet." more
	The Journey So Far: The Best Of Loreena McKennitt New - LP - QRLP 116 Sealed, Out Of Print 2013 Limited, Foil Numbered Edition 180gm HQ Original. more
	The Visit New - LP - QRLP104 Sealed 2018 Limited Edition 180gm Vinyl. 25th Anniversary Pressing. Includes Download. more
	The Wind That Shakes The Barley New - LP - QRLP114 Sealed 2010 Limited And Numbered Edition. Slight Cover Creases. “Canadian Singer/Harpist Loreena McKennitt Returns To Her Roots On The Wind That Shakes The Barley, Making An Album More In The Traditional Style Of Her 25-Year-Old Debut, Elemental, Than The More Adult Alternative Hybrid Efforts That Have Been More Typical Of Her Work Since. Thus, The Celtic Side Of Her Music Is Emphasized In The Inclusion Of Scottish And Irish Traditional Songs Like The Title Track, "The Star Of The County Down," And "On A Bright May Morning." The Last Song Prominently Features Her Harp, As Does The Instrumental "Brian Boru's March," And She Is Accompanied By Her Usual Backup Musicians, Including Ben Grossman (Hurdy-Gurdy), Brian Hughes (Guitar), Caroline Lavelle (Cello), And Hugh Marsh (Violin). The Chief Attraction Continues To Be Her Haunting Voice, Which She Employs To Ethereal Effect Much Of The Time, Although "The Star Of The County Down" Finds Her Taking A Livelier, More Direct Approach, While In "The Wind That Shakes The Barley" Her Vocal Is Not So Much Ethereal As Eerie. For Many Of Mckennitt's Fans, This Will Be An Album They Have Been Waiting To Hear For A Long Time. For Others, It May Be A Change Of Pace In Which An Artist Reveals The Sources Of Her Individual Style. “ William Ruhlmann, AMG. more
	To Drive The Cold Winter Away New Import - QRLP102 Sealed 2015 180gm Limited Edition # 001773. Slight Shrink Tears On Top Of Opening And Seams. more