Scullion (album) explained

Scullion
Type:	studio
Artist:	Scullion
Cover:	Album_Scullion_cover.jpg
Caption:	Original cover painting by Pat Musick and designed by himself and Syd Bluett.
Recorded:	Windmill Studios, Dublin Keystone Studios, Dublin
Genre:	Folk
Length:	40:05
Language:	English
Label:	Mulligan
Producer:	P.J. Curtis
Next Title:	Balance and Control
Next Year:	1980

Scullion is the first studio album by Irish band Scullion. It was released in 1979 by Mulligan Music and produced by P.J. Curtis.^[1]

Personnel

Scullion

• Sonny Condell — vocals, guitar, piano, saxophone, percussion
• Greg Boland — vocals, guitar, percussion
• Philip King — vocals, harmonica
• Jimmy O'Brien-Moran — uilleann pipes, whistle, recorder

Additional musicians

• Peter Browne — uilleann pipes on tracks 3, 4 and 10b, flute on "Domes" and "Cold River", whistle on "The Kilkenny Miners"
• Kevin Burke — fiddle on "I Am Stretched On Your Grave"
• John McAvoy — fiddle on "Living Blind" and "The Kilkenny Miners"
• Mícheál Ó Domhnaill — harmonium
• Tommy Hayes — bodhran, bones
• Rita Connolly — vocals, backing vocals
• Garvan Gallagher — double bass, drones
• Robbie Brennan - drums

Production

• Philip Begley – engineering
• Paul Thomas, Steve Morris – engineering assistants
• Andrew Boland – engineering on "Word About Colour" and "Fonn Mail"
• Pat Musick – cover painting, sleeve design
• Syd Bluett – sleeve design

Notes and References

1. Web site: Philip King pays tribute to former bandmate Greg Boland . August 24, 2018 . . November 12, 2023.