(Modern folk) The Burns Sisters / Marie Burns - Discography (5 CD) - 1995-2015, MP3, 320 kbps (from lossless)

01 - We Never Said Goodbye
02 - Into The Wild
03 - Irish Heartbeat
04 - Follow
05 - I Am A Patriot
06 - Savannah
07 - Without Love
08 - New Kind Of Old Fashioned Girl
09 - Bright Morning Star
10 - Runaway Train
11 - You Have Arrived
12 - Freedom Reigns

01 - Songs we love
02 - Oh Come, Oh Come, Emmanuel
03 - Golden Cradle
04 - The Little Drummer Boy
05 - Children Go Where I Send Thee
06 - Silent Night
07 - Come Come
08 - What Child Is This
09 - Shaloo Shalom
10 - This Christmas
11 - Tibetan Prayer For Peace
12 - Outtakes

01 - Dance With The Gypsies
02 - Ramblin Woman
03 - Restaurant Boy
04 - Auction At The Old Home Place
05 - Stepping Stone
06 - What Are You Doing Tonight
07 - Living In The Good Old Days
08 - Free Little Bird
09 - River Of Sorrow
10 - here's the keys
11 - Just One Night
12 - Dancing In The Moonlight
13 - New Kind Of Old Fashioned Girl
14 - Dropping Like Flies
15 - Comfort From The Cold

01 - God Made Woman
02 - Something Real
03 - I Love You Anyway
04 - Bedrock
05 - Longtime
06 - For Your Love
07 - Never Be Mine
08 - Out of the Blue
09 - Two Step Recipe
10 - Wish I Never Met You
11 - The One That Got Away
12 - Prayer of St. Francis

01 - Mothers' Ode
02 - Clare To Here
03 - Workhouse
04 - To Live Again
05 - Freeborn Man
06 - Kilkelly
07 - I Would
08 - Father's Blue Eyes
09 - Far From My Home
10 - Ned Of The Hill
11 - Oh, Danny Boy
12 - Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral

The Burns Sisters are an American folk music group from Ithaca, New York known for their tight harmonies. The group has performed and recorded in various sibling constellations, currently consisting of sisters Marie and Annie. They have toured with Arlo Guthrie providing backup vocals and occasionally performing as his opening act.
The Burn Sisters were raised as members of a large Irish Catholic family of 12 children in Binghamton, New York. Their music has been influenced by their father's political activism and their mother's background as classically trained opera singer. Singing, playing, and writing music was a family tradition.
The Burns Sisters' professional musical career began when several of the sisters moved to Ithaca, New York where they originally sang with the David Kent Band. One of their earliest successes was when their music appeared in the Louis Malle film Atlantic City as a result of their (best looking) brother Patrick who was working on the film. As a quintet made up of sisters Marie, Annie, Jeannie, Sheila, and Terry, the band released The Burns Sisters Band (1986), and Endangered Species (1989) before splitting up for a few years. In 1993 the quintet released Songs of the Heart before older sisters Terry and Sheila dropped out to devote more time to their families. Agreeing to continue as a trio, Annie, Marie and Jeannie switched their focus to acoustic music.
Marie and Annie have been the primary writers and producers of the group. Most performances are with a full band which includes a dobro player, guitarist, and Marie Burns on mandolin.
In 1995 they signed with Rounder/Philo Records and went on to release four albums for the label over the next several years, including 1996's holiday album titled Tradition: Holiday Songs Old and New which was reviewed for the Folk and Acoustic Music Exchange. Their 1997 album In This World was produced by bassist Garry Tallent who added a dash of rock to their sound.
Performing with Arlo Guthrie at the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival. July 14, 2007.
In 2004 The Burns Sisters met Arlo Guthrie at the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival. This meeting resulted in the sisters touring with Arlo in 2005 on his "Arlo Guthrie and Friends Ridin' on the City of New Orleans - Benefiting Victims of Katrina" tour and again on his "The Lost World Tour" in 2008-09.
In 2012, the Burns Sisters released the album, The Hills of Ithaca. The title was inspired by a 1947 Woody Guthrie poem which the Burn Sisters put to music after being given the unpublished version by Woody's daughter, Nora Guthrie. The album also includes Bob Childers' song, "Prisoner of the Promised Land" written in Okemah, Oklahoma, while attending the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival. The album includes two songs by Jeannie Burns: "Underbelly Blues" which she co-wrote with Andrew Hardin – her partner in the duo Hardin Burns – and “Your Kiss,” which she wrote with Hardin and her sister, Marie.
Jeannie Burns left the band in 2013 to study guitar and songwriting, with Marie and Annie now performing as a duo.