TIR NA NOG - RICOCHET
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: FRUITS DE MER
Release date: 07/09/2015
Barcode: 2090504194204
Catalog no.: CRUSTAC0000065
Item ID: 419420
Limited edition on coloured vinyl including a free fold-out poster. The legendary Tir Na Nog (Sonny Condell and Leo O'Kelly) return to the Fruits De Mer label with this 7-inch single. It features 'Ricochet', a track from the duo's 2015 (!!!) album, 'The Dark Dance' (their first studio album in over 40 years!), together with a previously-unreleased live version of the song 'Tir Na Nog', which first appeared on the self-titled first album (on Chrysalis Records) in 1971.
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