Lowlands is an album by Irish songwriter, and folk singer Susan McKeown, released in 2000.

The tracks on this album present an array of styles, including African, Appalachian, Middle Eastern and Irish. "Lord Baker" is often heard as fragment of a ballad, but here McKeown has included the full story, making this the longest track on the album. The Scots songs "The Dark Haired Girl" was translated into Irish by McKeown.

Personnel

* Aidan Brennan – guitar

* Mamadou Diabaté – kora

* Johnny Cunningham – fiddle

* Joanie Madden – whistle, low whistle

* Matt Darriau – kaval, Irish flute, clarinet, bass clarinet

* Ole Mathisen – clarinet

* Jamshied Sharifi – synthesiser

* Skuli Sverisson – electric bass

* Benjamin Wittman – percussion)

* Garry Leonard – guitar

* Greg Anderson – bouzouki

* Paddy League – bodhran

* Todd Schietroma – cahones, shakers, caxixis, handclaps

* Des More – guitar

* Eilis Egan – box

* Samir Chatterjee – tablas

* Oliver Straus – handclaps

* Wang Guowei – erhu

* Eaman O'Leary – banjo

* John Anthony – caxisis

* The group Lunasa consising of:

* Donough Hennessy – guitar

* Kevin Crawford – whistles

* Sean Smyth – fiddle

* Trevor Hutchinson – acoustic bass

The following appear on the track "To Fair London Town":

* Michelle Kinney (cello)

* Cillian Valelly (uilleann pipes)

Category:Folk albums

Category:Susan McKeown albums

Category:2000 albums