Mindy Murray- Guitar, Vocals, Bass
Kevin McCloskey- Mandolin
Marian Moran- Irish Whistle
Cinematography by Meagan Ratini, Angelo Ratini
Film Editor- Mindy Murray
Engineered and Mastered by Richard Hartline

This song by Mindy Murray tells the story of how a young woman's ghost helped convict her husband of murder. Shot on location in Greenbrier County WV, we hope to use this song as a vehicle to help victims of domestic violence by asking for donations to the Family Refuge Center which serves Greenbrier County and the neighboring two counties.
https://www.familyrefugecenter.org/support/donate.html

Everlasting Faint (Tale Of The Greenbrier Ghost)

West Virginia Mining Disaster

On April 27, 1865, the Sultana, overloaded with soldiers recently freed from confederate prison camps, exploded and sunk on the Mississippi near Memphis TN. Over 1600 men lost their lives. No one was ever held accountable even though the ship was only ever meant to hold about 350 men.
Song by Mindy Murray

O Sultana

Connolly Was There (2:29)  Rousing tempo.   Labor organizer and Irish revolutionary James Connolly spent his life organizing to improve the lives for workers around the world. In the end he gave his life for the cause of Irish independence 
by Dominic Behan

Connolly Was There

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Hot Asphalt

Erin Go Bragh

Ballad Of Freddie Gray

The River Drivers are releasing their original song “Cumann na mBan” to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising and the Irish women who clasped hands across class boundaries to help lead the fight for an Irish Nation. They were activists, nationalists, feminists and socialists whose ultimate sacrifices were, for far too long, overshadowed by their male comrades in arms.

Cumann na mBan

Mindy Murray - Guitar and Vocals

Music/Lyrics by Mindy Murray and Kevin McCloskey

Not Real And Very Far Away

This track is from the album Tá an Workhouse Lán and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/JohnBeag

Óró sé do Bheatha ’Bhaile

Four friends, more than half a dozen instruments, and good craic. The River Drivers have roots in Ireland and Scotland by way of the Borough of Bristol (Pennsylvania). Anchored by Kevin McCloskey (vocals, guitar, mandolin, banjo, bass) and Mindy Murray (vocals, guitar, banjo) with accompaniment by Marian Moran (tin whistle, low whistle, concertina, bodhrán) and Meagan Ratini (fiddle, Irish flute, tin whistle), they have cultivated a passion-infused style drawing from Celtic, Americana and Mountain influences. Their songs seek to empower and give voice to the disenfranchised in the belief that all the power that people lack in life can come back tenfold in their music.

Connolly Was There

River Drivers

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