Leahy
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Biography
Leahy is a Canadian folk music group from Lakefield, Ontario, consisting of eight siblings who have been performing since the early 1980s. Initially known as The Leahy Family, they gained recognition in 1985 with the Academy Award-winning short film Leahy: Music Most of All. In 1997, they released their self-titled album. The band won two Juno Awards in 1998 for Best New Group and Best Instrumental Artist, and another in 1999 for Best Country Group or Duo. They also opened for Shania Twain's Come on Over Tour in 1998, performing with her on the song "Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)". Their other albums include Lakefield (2001), In All Things (2003), and Good Water (2021).
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Moment
- Pointe Au Pic Medley (Jim Morrison's Reel / Pointe Au Pic / June 24)
- DA (Stoney Lake & Juniper Island)
- Runaway
- Don't Let Me Down
- Leviathan (Rapids/Leviathan)
- Mission
- Down That Road
- Seamus (Eamon Coyne's/Longford Collector)
- Clog
- Borrowed Time
- Gzowski Medley (Our Highland Queen / Little John's Hand / Spey In Spate Reel / The Fourth Bridge Ree
- G Minor Medley
- I Want You To Know
- Chasing Rain/Otis
- Little Ditty (Finbar Dwyer's/Gypsy Reel)
- Stand Up
- A Love Never Known
- High Places
- Wedding Day Jig
- Coyote Way
- The Skater
