Anne Shelton With Wally Stott And His Orchestra And Chorus - Theres No Song Like An Irish Song

Review by Caleb Koehler

Anne Shelton's album "There's No Song Like An Irish Song" is a delightful collection of traditional Irish tunes, beautifully arranged and performed by Wally Stott and his Orchestra and Chorus. From the opening track, "Danny Boy," to the closing number, "The Wild Rover," Shelton's rich, expressive voice captures the spirit of the Emerald Isle.

The arrangements are lush and full, with strings, horns, and woodwinds adding depth and texture to the songs. The chorus provides a lovely counterpoint to Shelton's vocals, adding warmth and harmony to the overall sound. Standout tracks include "The Rose of Tralee," "Molly Malone," and "The Mountains of Mourne."

Summary by Caleb Koehler

"There's No Song Like An Irish Song" is a wonderful tribute to the music of Ireland, and a testament to Shelton's talents as a singer. Whether you're of Irish descent or simply appreciate beautiful music, this album is a must-have.