Blue Horizon - Blue Horizon (2026) [Hi-Res]

The eponymous album "Blue Horizon" is a rare testament to the flourishing folk movement of the early 1970s, originally released in 1971 and brought back to listeners by Cherry Red Records in 2026. The trio — comprising Brian Heuston, Noel Heuston, and Peter Meighan — crafted a remarkably gentle, acoustic tapestry that intertwines Irish roots with British pop-folk. The record features both careful interpretations of traditional songs ("The Nightingale", "Butcher Boy") and deeply personal renditions of singer-songwriter classics like "Streets Of London" and "Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye". The album's sound is built on transparent guitar fingerpicking and flawless vocal harmonies, creating the atmosphere of an intimate folk club.

Tracklist:
1-1 Blue Horizon - Mary From Dunloe [3:35]
1-2 Blue Horizon - Lancashire Lads [2:24]
1-3 Blue Horizon - Streets Of London [4:09]
1-4 Blue Horizon - Long Time Boy [3:13]
1-5 Blue Horizon - Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye [3:37]
1-6 Blue Horizon - Maids When You're Young [3:21]
1-7 Blue Horizon - I Never Will Marry [3:20]
1-8 Blue Horizon - Carrickfergus [3:45]
1-9 Blue Horizon - Oh Miss Mary [3:11]
1-10 Blue Horizon - Butcher Boy [3:38]
1-11 Blue Horizon - The Nightingale [3:31]
1-12 Blue Horizon - The Electric Train [2:45]