Original sentence: Kathleen Largey had already 'played' Carneige Hall in New York, but chose instead to sing about the various rebellions by generations of Irish men against British occupation of Ireland.The Flying Column was the name adopted by a group of Irish traditional musicians and singers who formed a folk band in Belfast around 1967/68.The main musical and singing contributions to the band were Eamonn and Kathleen Largey (nee McCready) a West Belfast couple.Their album Four Green Fields, was released under the GEM label, named after the song by Tommy Makem
Edited sentence: Indeed Kathleen Largey had already 'played' Carneige Hall in New York.Instead they choose to sing about the various rebellions by generations of Irish men against the British occupation of Ireland.The Flying Column was the name adopted by a talented group of Irish traditional musicians and singers who formed a folk band in Belfast around 1967/68.The main musical and singing contributions to the band were from Eamonn and Kathleen Largey (nee McCready) a West Belfast couple who if they had choosen to play 'conventional' music would have had success on a world stage.This was ably demonstrated by their album 'Four Green Fields', released under the GEM label, named after the song by Tommy Makem.Track Listing for Four Green Fields