Hi all,
I am proud to announce the release of my 3rd CD:
Lady of the Penny Whistle
You can hear it at:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/lollycross3
Thanks, Lolly
well done lolly,
a little piece of immortality within a cd is a great thing
i liked the hills of lorne
Regards
David
The hills of lorne would be a good follow up to planxty dale wisely
just a thought…
I try not to think too often …it hurta
David
I can’t hear the samples. The winamp window does open, but that’s all, it won’t play. I myself play many of the tunes, so I’d like to be able to hear them. What can I do? Can anyone help? (ofcourse ordering the cd is one of the options 
)
I love your avatar, Lolly. I don’t really know why, but I do.
Butterfly, try setting windows media player to play your MP3 files. They open fine in that.
Hi Butterfly, its also listed on Tower Records, maybe their
system will let you play it.
Hi Cranberry, thanks for liking my new pix. I use it on this new cd.
I love it too, trees are nice to hug, ha ha ha.
Lolly
I agree. They’re also fun to climb and talk to.
And they render wonderful material for whistles, flutes, mandolins, dulcimers, bouzoukia, harps, psalteries, harmonicas, fiddles…
Of course. 
… and witches!
ok, back to lolly. Congratulations! 
Very pretty Lolly!
Congratulations on the new CD. How did you record it?
Hi all,
And thanks for the congrats.
Glauber, I recorded it on a Boss/Roland Digital (stand-alone)
Recorder with its own hard-drive and cd burner.
Then I had it Mastered and duplicated:) A fun 6 months project.
Lolly
can i offer constructive critisism?
The couple of clips I listened to sounded to me like a beginner’s session at a local pub, all the players seem to pluck the melody line as it’s written in a book with no flow or ornamentation.
Putting out a CD is always a daring event since its public; people can like it or not. I encourage the enthusiasm, but please note that, in my humble opinion, this sounds very amateurish and out of tune…
If I speak out of place I apologize in advance..
Best,
Sven
I’m sure you mean well Sven, but those comments would probably be best put in a PM or e-mail unless the person specifically asks for a review. I’d edit your post if I were you.
You’re right, Brian, that Lolly didn’t ask for a review, but positive “reviews” were also made in response to her post. I’m sure Lolly can accept constructive criticism and compliments with equal good grace.
Susan
Blackwood,
You know, I giggle when I get comments like this…
did I SAY it was ITRAD = NO,
do I want it to sound ITRAD = NO,
do I have customers say to me “its pretty, but its TOO IRISH
for me to buy” = YES!!!
I list it as Celtic, background, instrumental.
Americans that are not into/nor have never heard ITRAD,
are perfectly happy with this type of sound. It sounds SO DIFFERENT
to them. I’m out in the sticks in Nv. where the “normal”
sound is Country, ha ha ha
Lolly