SongNotes Archive, Hombre del Mundo. Jamie O’Reilly sings the Spanish style ballad with Michaeel Smith on guitar.
Albums
Song Notes: The House with No One In It
Song NotesJamie O’ReillyThe House With No One In ItFrom The Way the Heart is Sculpted Title inspired by the poemThe House with Nobody In It by Joyce Kilmer I chose Fall back as the theme for the Roots October Salon, the second fall event in my 4th season at Tre Kronor, the North Park Swedish […]
Blue SongNotes Blue River & Blue
SongNotes “Blue”. Hear two of Jamie’s best “Blue River” the vintage-style ballad, and a cover of Lucinda Williams’ “Blue”.
Jamie’s accompanied by John Erickson, Michael Smith, cellist Bob Weber, and others.
SongNotes We Were All Dancing
SongNotes We Are All Dancing.
Jamie and Peter’s song about celebrating life’s simple moment.s
The Holy City/Bells of St. Mary’s duet
In this stirring duet from the musical revue Songs of a Catholic Childhood, Jamie and Michael Smith merge memories: hers of her parents singing Holy City in the choir; his of his father’s crooning Crosby’s vocal style, during family trips to the ocean beach.
Covers & Others: Jamie sings Love Songs
Woman’s Heart: Exploring Love
Jamie curates a list of lovesongs – covers and others – she’s recorded.
Jamie O’Reilly: Legacy White Cliffs of Dover
Listen to Singer Jamie O’Reilly’s touching recording of “White Cliffs of Dover”(with John Erickson on piano), a preview for an upcoming album. Jamie shares a history around songs of war and peace.
Recordings! Voices of Old Chicago & Legacy
Jamie O’Reilly’s Voices of Old Chicago project now adds audio albums its offering. Read more here.
She Would Sing the Kerry Dances video
Blog shares the video. Vocalist Jamie O’Reilly sings a poignant tribute to her Irish American Aunt Dorothy in this ballad by Tom Amandes. A rich vocal tradition was handed down to Jamie from Aunt “Dottie,” whose story is illustrated in this video featuring vintage photographs dating back to the mid 1800s.
SongNotes How Black the Fields
Jamie sings in this recording
with Peter Swenson and Paul Amandes, guitars; Josh Lava, piano
John Floeter, bass and Stuart Rosenberg, mandolin
Stuart is featured on a Russian lullaby as an instrumental.
