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I first came across the group, Iona, soon after they released their first Album back in 1990. Since then I’ve bought several (six) of their albums. They’re all on my little 2gb mp3 player, and are all played frequently.
While browsing YouTube recently, I came across this promotional video for the group.
The Wild Goose, in the song lyrics, is the symbol used in Celtic Christianity to represent God’s Holy Spirit.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
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Yes I am a big fan of Iona and love their music. In the high street, if you visit a Wilkinson’s store, you will find the music they play in the store, to create a soft atmosphere for the customers, includes an Iona track ‘Matthew the Man’.
I didn’t know that Steve. Sammie used to work in Wilkinson’s while at college, but I don’t suppose she ever put the two together. She would’ve been mortified to think I listened to the same music as she had to listen at work, you know what these teenagers are like. But now they’re in their twenties they listen to a lot the same as me.