The Moonlight Trio Helen Clark - The Rose Of No Mans Land When The Ships Come Home

Review by Valerie Burrell

Moonlight Trio Helen Clark's album, The Rose of No Man's Land When The Ships Come Home, is a beautiful tribute to the brave soldiers who fought in World War I. The album features a stunning collection of songs that capture the emotions and experiences of the soldiers and their loved ones during the war.

The album opens with the title track, "The Rose of No Man's Land," a hauntingly beautiful song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The Moonlight Trio's harmonies are flawless, and Helen Clark's vocals are powerful and emotive.

The album includes a mix of traditional war songs like "Pack Up Your Troubles" and "It's a Long Way to Tipperary," as well as original compositions like "The Soldier's Farewell" and "The Last Post." Each song is performed with passion and sensitivity, making it easy for listeners to connect with the lyrics and the emotions behind them.

One standout track is "The Green Fields of France," a poignant song that tells the story of a young soldier who died in the war. The Moonlight Trio's arrangement of the song is stunning, with beautiful guitar and violin accompaniment.

Summary by Valerie Burrell

The Rose of No Man's Land When The Ships Come Home is a must-have album for anyone interested in World War I history or traditional folk music. The Moonlight Trio Helen Clark has created a masterpiece that will touch the hearts of listeners for years to come.