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	Pauline Scanlon: rising Irish star (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Pauline Scanlon, of Dingle in County Kerry, Ireland, may have had that lucky break when Irish superstar Sharon Shannon invited her on her 2002 tour.
		Pauline, 23, has an excellent voice, powerful projection and a bluesy edge, and it's easy to believe she's on the verge of greatness.
		Pauline and Sharon had met before, Pauline explained, and Sharon had heard her sing.
	www.rambles.net /scanlon_iview02.html (343 words)

	Compass Records, Nashville, Tennessee
		Pauline left Kerry during her teenage years, travelling through Europe and Australia, where each stopover brought a new song to learn, a new language to master, a new musical style to consume.
		Pauline attributes Donoghs understanding of the delicate balance between music, tradition and modernism as a key factor in the overall feel of her album.
		Sharon heard Pauline at a session in a pub in Galway and was hugely impressed with her vocal style, describing it as unique, gorgeous and bursting with passion and sincerity.
	www.compassrecords.com /cra/pauline_scanlon (1060 words)

	CBS SportsLine.com Headline - powered by Youbet.com
		According to Paragallo, Scanlon's Song was ready to run last summer, but Paragallo thought racing him would do more harm than good because of his size.
		According to Paragallo, Scanlon's Song worked a sub-47-second half-mile at Saratoga last summer, surprising even jockey Ramon Dominguez, who thought he was on an older horse.
		Scanlon's Song began working in December and had four published works leading up to his debut.
	horseracing.sportsline.com /cbs/headlines/showarticle.aspx?articleId=6468 (1063 words)

	Yachats Celtic Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		When I heard Pauline Scanlon's album Red Colour Sun I thought to myself 'I would love to have her play the Fest" Well sometimes dreams come true and sometimes they are even better than you thought they could be!
		Pauline will be joined by legendary Irish musician and founding member of Lunasa, Donogh Hennessy.
		Deeply immersed in the tradition yet completely aware of the edgier developments in contemporary alternative music, Scanlon is capable of making the oldest ballads sound immediate and fresh while granting newer material a timeless resonance.
	www.yachatscelticmusicfestival.com /performers/concert_Sat.htm (418 words)

	CD Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Pauline Scanlon is a young singer from Dingle, in Ireland's County Kerry, an area steeped in the tradition of music, song and dance, as well as one of the thriving bastions of the Irish language.
		Pauline had moved to Co. Galway at this stage and became musically connected with the Clare musicians — the Custy family, with Tony Small of the well known Galway musical family, Sean Keane and others.
		It may be that Pauline finds this style the cornerstone of her career — there is a deep well of powerful tradition to be revealed and articulated by one such as Pauline and indeed, it would be expected of her.
	www.irishdancing.com /cd_reviews.asp?id=95 (551 words)

	Hands Across The Water
		Irish singer Pauline Scanlon made the trip to Dublin this week to record vocals as part of her collaboration with rising Nashville band Blue Merle.
		Pauline, who is from the beautiful town of Dingle in Co Kerry, made a name for herself as the singer with Sharon Shannon's band and her solo album Red Color Sun was one of the most innovative and critically acclaimed CDs to come out of Ireland in many years.
		Pauline was ably assisted in the studio by Bill Shanley who has been Mary Black's guitarist for many years and who will also be appearing as a musician on the album.
	www.handsacrossthewater.com /news2.htm (526 words)

	Antenatal Yoga
		Pauline runs courses at Hillingdon Hospital in the maternity wing on the first floor.
		The earlier you get on the list the better, but she may be able to squeeze you in if you are in the later stages of pregnancy.
		Pauline works to get the baby in the optimum foetal position.
	www.ncthillingdon.fsnet.co.uk /antenatal_yoga.htm (1287 words)

	The Kingdom - 2005/02/10: Dingle - Dingle to play in senior grade
		DINGLE singer, Pauline Scanlon, is of this year’s nominees for the Meteor Ireland Music Awards.
		Pauline has been part of the very successful Sharon Shannon international tour performing to huge audiences in Australia, Japan, London, Rome, Madrid and Barcelona.
		A large contingent from Dingle will be travelling to support Pauline in her guest to capture a very coveted award.
	archives.tcm.ie /thekingdom/2005/02/10/story16119.asp (1173 words)

	Eating Disorders and Body Acceptance links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Pauline Scanlon MSW LICSW is a community educator and trainer, a group specialist, and psychotherapist.
		Pauline is available to provide workshops to middle/high school and college students, to school personnel, and to parents concerned about eating disorders.
		She is also available to provide workshops to women of all ages on resistance strategies to overcome disordered eating and on coping skills.
	www.intcare.org /educators.html (355 words)

	Newport News-Times: Yachats Celtic Music Festival features sounds of the Emerald Isle
		Scanlon was born in Dingle in County Kerry, Ireland, and after a spell of continental travel eventually settled in Galway where she encountered Hennessy, a founding member of the acclaimed Irish group Lúnasa.
		Pauline and Donogh will have just wrapped up recording their new CD in Galway, and promise a variety of new material."
		Friday; followed by a performance by Pauline Scanlon and Donogh Hennessy from 3 p.m.
	www.newportnewstimes.com /articles/2005/10/28/arts/arts01.txt (1292 words)

	Red Colour Sun - Pauline Scanlon
		Pauline Scanlon is a native of Dingle, Co. Kerry.
		Pauline is now established as a major solo artist in her own right.
		Her unique singing style will continue to thrill audiences for many years to come."Red Colour Sun" is Pauline's debut album and, over the last year, it has been one of our best sellers.
	www.irishmusicinternational.com /browse/viewitem.cfm?id=626&print=true (115 words)

	Bluegrass,Irish and World music at your fingertips
		Irish singer Pauline Scanlon dropped by Bill Shanley's studio in Dublin last week to add some vocals to a lovely song by rising Nashville band Blue Merle.
		Pauline made a name for herself in Ireland as the singer for Sharon Shannon's band but it was her debut solo album Red Colour Sun that gained her international acclaim.
		Her collaborator and close friend John Cutliffe is similarly well-known behind the scenes as a musician, tour manager, and webmaster of Jigtime.com, a site that chronicles both Irish and American roots music.
	www.jigtime.com /handsacrossthewater.htm (1037 words)

	Irish Abroad - Irish American News
		A former backing vocalist for Sharon Shannon, here on her debut album Pauline Scanlon sets out her stall with an eclectic mix of songs which place her somewhere between the aforementioned Ms O’Connor, Kathryn Williams and Kate Rusby.
		Trad fans will be happy with her renditions of John Spillane’s All the Ways You Wander and Siegerson Clifford’s The Boys of Barr na Sraide.
		However, it is when Pauline Scanlon eventually finds her own singular voice that she will undoubtedly become a star.
	www.irishabroad.com /news/irishpost/ents/cd14ap.asp (229 words)

	sharonsshannon.com
		Libertango, Sharon Shannon’s top ten album featuring vocalists Sinead O’Connor, the late Kirsty MacColl, Roisin Elsafty and Pauline Scanlon along with the radio hit of last summer, ‘What You Make It (da da da da da)’ to be released in limited edition format with a bonus CD, ‘The Acoustic Tour’.
		, this bonus CD was recorded live in Nova Scotia in ’03 and features the Acoustic Band - Sharon Shannon on accordion and whistle, Mary Shannon on Banjo and Mandolin and Jim Murray on guitar with Pauline Scanlon on vocals.
		Pauline, who is receiving widespread acclaim for her debut album ‘Red Colour Sun’, sings a fantastic version of the Joni Mitchell classic ‘A Case of You’.
	www.daisydiscs.com /ss/public_html/shop.htm (1461 words)

	The Mountain Times Online
		Young Irish singing sensation Pauline Scanlon sings “Part of Your History” with Blue Merle on the new tsunami benefit album Hands Across The Water.
		Hands Across the Water features performances by many artists with MerleFest connections such as Darrell Scott, Jon Randall, Bryan Sutton, the Duhks, Alison Brown, Maura O’Connell, Tim O’Brien, Mindy Smith, John Prine, Beth Nielson Chapman, Rodney Crowell, Blue Merle, Stuart Duncan, John Cowan, Jim Lauderdale and Jerry Douglas.
		Other prominent musicians on the project are Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Paul Rodden, Karen Matheson, Lunasa, Jackson Browne, Solas, Pauline Scanlon, Vince Gill, John Jorgenson, Cerys Matthews, The Brock McGuire Band and many others.
	www.mountaintimes.com /mtweekly/2005/1103/mellow_music.php3 (721 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Celtic Connections - Festival reviews
		Gorgeous punctuation came with riveting singer Pauline Scanlon, who certainly knows how to use her high poppy-rock voice, coming at notes on the off-beat and inflecting emotion in ways that occasionally evoked early Janis Joplin without the histrionics.
		If Van Morrison could be born again as a young woman he’d want to be Pauline Scanlon.
		Her version of Joannie Mitchell’s A Case Of You made one weak at the knees.
	news.scotsman.com /topics.cfm?tid=715&id=76122003 (870 words)

	American Profile: 10/16/2005 - 10/22/2005: Happenings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Swing your partner and allemande left during this Hayshaker Square Dance Club celebration at the Civic and Convention Center.
		Pauline Scanlon and Donogh Hennessey, Susan Mckeown, Chulrua, and the Gaels are among the featured performers during this fifth annual musical celebration.
		Enjoy performances by folk musicians and a tribute to Woodie Guthrie at the Moab Ball Field, Grand County High School and historic Star Hall during this celebration of traditional music.
	www.americanprofile.com /issues/20051016/20051016we_4849.asp (394 words)

	NetRhythms: A to Z Album and Gig reviews
		It's an album with a variety of moods and one which is destined, I reckon, to become known as one of Scaggs' best.
		A native of Dingle Co. Kerry, although Scanlon had been performing round the Galway pubs since she was 15, she first came to most people's attention when she provided the vocals for John Spillane's All The Ways You Wander on Sharon Shannon's Libertango album.
		Shannon repays the favour on Scanlon's debut, produced by and featuring Lunasa guitarist Donogh Hennessy, lending her accordion to a breathy voiced but jauntily earthy bodhran driven version of Cyril Tawney's Sally Free and Easy.
	www.netrhythms.co.uk /reviewss.html (14791 words)

	Event - SHARON SHANNON (IR) + DEAN OWENS
		Libertango, Sharon's seventh album was released in September 2003.
		Pauline will also tour with Sharon here in October.
		Licensed Premises: Every ticket holder must be over 18 years of age.
	www.moshtix.com.au /record.asp?lEventID=4566&lpID=spraci (258 words)

	FolkWorld CD Reviews
		Pauline Scanlon's CD "Red Colour Sun" starts with a pop-folk to rock turning original; "Churchyard" tells the story of a young girl meeting the devil, inspired by the traditional ballad "False Knight on the Road".
		Pauline is the singer of the Sharon Shannon band, so accordionist Sharon gives a helping push and draw (-> FW#17, FW#28), as did Lunasa guitarist Donogh Hennessy (-> FW#29).
		Among the many gems on this album, it is, interestingly, the traditional ones which stand out as the real diamonds, above all Pauline Scanlon's seemingly effortless rendering of "Molly Ban" [see CD review above] and Sinéad O'Connor's breathtaking version of "Paddy's Lament" [-> FW#24].
	www.folkworld.de /30/e/cds3.html (5349 words)

	Sharon Shannon & Friends - Libertango - Compass Records - CD
		Picture it: fiddles and accordions and all the stuff that makes for a really good reel or jig, interlaced with smooth saxophones and raps about making every moment count.
		Other highlights include the title track, a dark, smoky back alley bar of a song if there ever was one, as sung by the late Kirsty MacColl, the traditional "Anachie Gordon", by O'Connor and the pillowy soft and sweet "All the Ways You Wander" performed by Shannon's current touring vocalist Pauline Scanlon.
		Libertango is an album that can be enjoyed by many, from those looking for more traditional Irish/Celtic fare to those looking for something with a most unusual edge.
	www.musictap.net /Reviews/ShannonSharonLibertangoCD.htm (311 words)

	Amazon.ca: Pauline: Search Results Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Pauline Julien (Artist) (January 17, 2001 - Audio CD)
		Pauline Scanlon (Artist) (May 16, 2006 - Audio CD)
		Pauline Julien (Artist) (May 24, 2005 - Audio CD)
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/external-search?tag=psychedelic-20&keyword=Pauline&mode=music-ca (123 words)

	Welcome to Dannsair - About Us
		Dingle, Santa Barbara’s sister city – the gorgeous seaside town with 52 pubs for its 1,300 residents, was the favorite place on this trip.
		A concert in St. James’ church with Pauline Scanlon and Donough Hennesey from the Sharon Shannon band was very emotional.
		Afterwards at the session, Donough shared a number of guitar tips with Russ while playing his seasoned Lowden guitars (one with a couple of holes – he still sounded great!).
	www.dannsair.com (346 words)

	Galway Advertiser \| galwayadvertiser.ie \| galwayadvertiser.com
		Anyone who has seen them knows that's true and they will prove it again when they play The Black Box on Sunday April 10.
		PAULINE SCANLON, one of the most promising and talented young folk singers in the country will perform at The Listeners Club, The Crane Bar, on Wednesday March 30.
		THE FRANCO-Irish singer Camille O'Sullivan will return to the Town Hall on Saturday April 2 with songs from the French troubadour Jacques Brel.
	www.galwayadvertiser.ie /dws/entertainment.tpl?inc=2005/03/24/entertainment (779 words)

	Amazon.com: Libertango: Music: Sharon Shannon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		However, Sinéad O'Connor's simple, ardent treatment of the The Seven Rejoices Of Mary raises the tone, as does All The Ways You Wander, featuring the girlish, bell-like soprano of Pauline Scanlon.
		It's not exactly more of the same, because it's largely Irish, compared to D M's more international feel, incorporating American folk influences, but you will be easily absorbed into the jaunty reels, and the heartfelt airs, courtesy of Pauline Scanlon and Sinad O'Connor.
		Hogs and Heifers is a delightfully dainty fiddle piece, which I'm still trying to learn to play by ear.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0002T2Q2E?v=glance (978 words)

	Libertango by Sharon Shannon CD
		All The Ways You Wander - (with Pauline Scanlon)
		Personnel include: Sharon Shannon (vocals, various instruments); Kirsty MacColl, Pauline Scanlon (vocals).
		Dirty Linen (p.52) - "LIBERTANGO is a satisfying Irish stew of diverse ingredients, a blend of instrumental medleys that mostly feature Shannon's regular touring band..."
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/6771228/a/Libertango.htm (203 words)

	WGBH Playlists
		Mozaik: The Rocky Road to Dublin, Live from the Powerhouse (Compass)
		Pauline Scanlon: Molly Ban, Sally Free and Easy, Red Colour Sun (daisydiscs.com)
		Pauline Scanlon: The Boys of Barr na Sraide, Red Colour Sun (Daisydiscs.com)
	www.wgbh.org /playlists/playlist?program_id=29996&episode_id=1600494&airing_id=1492918&playlist_id=1492921 (266 words)

	Bluegrass, Irish traditional and World music at your fingertips
		The festival now attracts more than 15,000 people who lap up the atmosphere that the organizers more than ably lay on every year.
		Some of those performing at this year's event are; Sharon Shannon, herself one of the greats of Irish music and whose new band features Pauline Scanlon on vocals.
		Our old pal John Doyle will be teaming up with Cherish the Ladies' Heidi Talbot for some great music.
	www.jigtime.com /bostonirish.htm (575 words)

	Red Colour Sun by Pauline Scanlon : MusicOutfitter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Red Colour Sun by Pauline Scanlon : MusicOutfitter
		Personnel: Pauline Scanlon (vocals); Donogh Hennessey (guitar); Caroline Dale (cello); Kieran Kiely (whistle, accordion, keyboards, bodhran); Sharon Shannon (accordion); Clare Kenny (bass guitar); John Reynolds (drums, percussion); Justin Adams, Damien Dempsey.
		Dirty Linen (p.85) - "Blessed with a lovely voice, Ireland's Pauline Scanlon has her solo debut with the engaging RED COLOUR SUN."
	www.musicoutfitter.com /store/item/766397439327/redcoloursun.html (109 words)

	Tim O'Brien - Welcome
		Those guys are awesome- any Celtic music with one of the Vallely clan involved is always gonna be great.
		Their long time guitar player, Donogh Hennessy, has left the band and has a new project going with singer Pauline Scanlon.
		Also featured are Darrell Scott (!) Stuart Duncan, Danny Thompson and kenny Malone.
	www.timobrien.net /bb_thread.cfm?threadid=1959&messages=3 (306 words)

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