Ellen Mary McGee
About Ellen Mary McGee
"Ellen Mary McGee has taken a turn for the macabre with her solo debut, a mixture of traditional ballads and self-penned material. Sparsely accompanied by acoustic guitar and banjo, she sings of the disappearance of 19th century Arctic explorer Sir John Franklin (Lord Franklin), child murdering gypsies (the fatal flower garden) and a lonely suicide (The Wintering). The body count is worthy of a Scwarzenegger film, but it’s compellingly executed, and makes a suitably dark companion piece to Nick Cave’s Murder Ballads.
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Top Tracks
He Is No Earthly Man
From the stars
A Watch of Nightingales
Acolytes
Upon Death and Dying
Lord Franklin
The Fatal Flower Garden
Teeth Of The Hydra
Theseus
The Wintering
You Never Wanted Me
The Fatl Flower Garden
No Earthly Man
Ellen Mary McGee - Teeth Of The Hydra
Ellen Mary McGee - Acolytes
Ellen Mary McGee - Lord Franklin
Ellen Mary McGee - Theseus
Ellen Mary McGee - The Fatal Flower Garden
Ellen Mary McGee - He Is No Earthly Man
Black is the Colour of my True Love's Hair
A Watch of Nightengales
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Ellen Mary McGee - Upon Death And Dying
Ellen Mary McGee - From The Stars
Ellen Mary McGee - The Wintering
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