👒 Long Black Veil Chieftains Women's Accessory Set Review

The Chieftains are the backbone of Ireland and the world. Their classic collaborations with Jagger/Morrison/etc are memorable and varied. I enjoy playing this CD over and over again.

Some good songs by very good artists. Most old folks who lived through the folk music era before it was swept out of town by the R&R explosion will love it.

A must-have classic if you're a fan of the Chieftains, perhaps the most eclectic and diverse genre of music and guest star singers and musicians. I listen to it over and over again and it never gets boring.

Have the Chiefs ever gone wrong musically? These guys (former postal workers if I remember correctly) have played all over the world and with some of the best musicians in a variety of genres. They are always at the top of the list.

This is another CD I bought at once, Sinead O'Connor played "Foggy Dew" with the support of the Chieftains. It's a slower tempo than many covers, which is pretty reasonable given the lyrics. I liked some of the other tracks, although the title track is one of the weirdest covers I've ever heard.

The Chieftains are amazing and this album is my favorite. Guest artists include Sting, Mick Jagger, Sinead O'Conner, Tom Jones and more, backed by the Chieftains' excellent instrumentalists. Jagger's version of Long Black Veil and O'Conner's version of Foggy Dew are highlights, as is Sting's song, which is in Gaelic and I won't even try to spell it. It's an interesting mix of Irish tunes and songs as well as traditional American songs like Long Black Veil and Tennessee Waltz by Tom Jones. I…