I have listened several times straight through, without the slightest urge a skip a single track, which is very uncharacteristic of my CD listening. If hard pressed to pick favorites, I must rely on purely personal and largely extraneous factors. It is great to hear it done really well in a new setting on anglo concertina. But this is really reaching for favorites. Something special could be said about every track.
Accompaniment is oft unmentioned but so important.
On this CD, the bodhran of Leon Taheny is right there, without the slightest hint of intrusiveness or overpowering. My wife and I take cittern lessons, and love cittern and bouzuki with pipes and British Isles music in general. I only have one question about an independent recording of the Bridges caliber. Hopefully, the advertisement in the Edgley web page and the music crowd's networking will spread the word that that it is a CD to own, regardless of how many CDs are already on your shelf. All rights reserved.