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GEST Songs of Newfoundland and Labrador:
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Variant of Pat and Joe Byrne's 1983 lament for Labrador, rearranged and recorded in 1992 by Labrador Black Spruce, and originally recorded as The Land God Gave To Cain by Pat and Joe Byrne from Great Paradise with Baxter Wareham from Harbour Buffett, Placentia Bay, NL, on their 1983 Towards The Sunset LP 33-1/3 rpm, trk#12, Pigeon Inlet, St John's NL, recorded at Echo Music and Recording Ltd, and re-issued on CD in 2003.
This variant was rearranged and recorded by Labrador Black Spruce on their 1992 Love Of The Land Cassette, trk#2, distributed by Black Spruce Music, Labrador City, NL, recorded at CBC Radio and produced by Glen Tilley.
This video is featured with lyrics and more at mobile-friendly
GEST Songs of Newfoundland and Labrador:
gestsongs.com/36/cain.htm
Variant of Pat and Joe Byrne's 1983 lament for Labrador, rearranged and recorded in 1992 by Labrador Black Spruce, and originally recorded as The Land God Gave To Cain by Pat and Joe Byrne from Great Paradise with Baxter Wareham from Harbour Buffett, Placentia Bay, NL, on their 1983 Towards The Sunset LP 33-1/3 rpm, trk#12, Pigeon Inlet, St John's NL, recorded at Echo Music and Recording Ltd, and re-issued on CD in 2003.
This variant was rearranged and recorded by Labrador Black Spruce on their 1992 Love Of The Land Cassette, trk#2, distributed by Black Spruce Music, Labrador City, NL, recorded at CBC Radio and produced by Glen Tilley.

![The Voice (Brendan Graham)
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Brendan Graham [b.1945, County Tipperary] is an Irish novelist and composer who has published three novels, The Whitest Flower (London, Harper Collins, 1998), an Irish No. 2 best seller; The Element of Fire (Harper Collins, 2001); and The Brightest Day, The Darkest Night (Harper Collins, 2004). This 1996 song, The Voice, was Grahams second First Place Winner in the Eurovision Song Contest where it was performed by Irish singer and musician Eimear Quinn [b.1973]. This video features a recording by Celtic Woman (A New Journey, Live At Slane Castle for PBS, 2006, DVD trk#20 and CD trk#14, 2007, Manhattan/EMI Music Group). The Voice (Brendan Graham)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6lqllhdrnXU/mqdefault.jpg)








