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Barry Mc Cabe & Davy Spillane - (08) Kissin' In Your Sleep

From the CD "The Peace Within" - available now via; www.barrymccabe.com/music and all leading online distributors, such as Apple, Amazon, Deezer, etc. ... featuring 'special guest' Davy Spillane on uilleann pipes This song was voted #1 in the Celtic section on numberonemusic.com Kissin' In Your Sleep Whispered "Good morning" so gently in my ear and by the kindness of your smile I could see that you were happy so I asked you just to stay awhile Now you've all heard the stories of people talkin' in their sleep Last night you said that I kissed you but how could I, 'cause I was fast asleep Chorus You can't stop my beating heart Or how it beats for you You can't stop me trying to love you Though I might be sleeping Tell me, tell me, tell me what did I do Did I just kiss you, or did I say I love you too? You say you always feel it, in the little things I do Girl it's so easy being good to you Chorus Have I told you, how you light up my life Every day's a mystery You're just a wonderful walking work of art And you mean the world to me Now you've all heard the stories Of people talking in their sleep Last night you said that I kissed you How could I, 'cause I was fast asleep Chorus Barry Mc Cabe comes from Virginia, Co. Cavan, Ireland but has travelled all over the world to bring his music to the people. He has worked extensively on the European mainland over the years, but he has also toured in the US and in such far away lands as Egypt! Barry’s music can best be described as rock & blues with a Celtic twist! Barry collaborated with Davy Spillane to release the critically-acclaimed CD "The Peace Within". This was the birth of Celtic-Blues. Davy Spillane is the well-known uilleann pipe player who played in Riverdance. He has also played with Bryan Adams, Van Morrison, Chris Rea and many others. Barry played support to Rory Gallagher on his last European tour, which included the Paradiso club (where part of the Rolling Stones "Stripped" CD was recorded). He appeared with Status Quo & ZZ Top at the Montereau Festival in Paris, France over a three-day period. He also headlined the Waterpop Festival in Holland for 20,000 people. Mick Taylor (former Rolling Stones guitarist) was Barry’s ‘special guest’ for the release party for the “Beyond The Tears” CD and they have worked together after that when their respective schedules allowed. Snowy White [Bird of Paradise] was Barry's 'special guest' on several festivals in Europe! Barry’s version of the Fred James song "Full Moon On Main Street" won the Sheheshe Music Award in the USA. Barry’s own composition "One Of These Days" was voted one of the top six blues songs in the world by the Backas Jazz Society in Helsinki, Finland. One very special tour Barry undertook was an extensive tour of the Netherlands – playing 12 concerts in 12 days in all the 12 provinces. This was to help raise money for the "War Child" charity. Since then he has continued to collaborate with "War Child" on several other projects. He has also worked for the following charity organisations; The Irish Youth Foundation (IYF) and the Red Cross. Barry has played on festivals/clubs with Status Quo, ZZ Top, Molly Hatchett, Walter Trout, Stan Webb, Rory Gallagher, Dr. Feelgood, Roy Rogers, Canned Heat, Ten Years After and The Sweet to name but a few. Barry's music has been played on radio stations in Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Croatia, Australia, Japan, France, Spain, Finland, Ireland, the UK and in the USA. Barry sums it up quite simply - "I grew up in a small town and dreamed that one day I'd be in a music group, travelling all over the world and reaching people through my music. It's a dream that has come true many times over!"