Gaelic Storm, Gaelic Storm - 45m 59s

Tracks & Durations

1. 01 - Hills of Connemara	3:09
2. 02 - Bonnie Ship the Diamond - Tamlinn	2:32
3. 03 - The Farmers Frolic	4:57
4. 04 - Jonny Jup up - Morrison's Jig	4:28
5. 05 - The Storm	2:39
6. 06 - Tell me Ma	3:58
7. 07 - Rock Road to Dublin - Kid on the Mountain	4:37
8. 08 - Sight of Land	3:37
9. 09 - The Leaving of Liverpool	4:26
10. 10 - Sammy's Fancy	3:02
11. 11 - McCloud's Reel - Whup Jamboree	3:03
12. 12 - The Road to Liskeard	5:22

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Review

Remember the music that was playing during the steerage party in Titanic? That was Gaelic Storm, who on their self-titled debut present an engaging mix of traditional music, dance music, and songs, all performed with energy and enthusiasm. The album opens with "Hills of Connemara," a fast-paced tune with a long instrumental section before the vocals begin, thus giving you a taste of the considerable musical talent present in this group. "Bonnie Ship the Diamond/Tamlinn" is a fast, almost breathless piece with plenty of dramatic phrasing, while "The Farmer's Frolic" has a swinging shuffle feel. Particularly engaging are the strongly rhythmic "Rocky Road to Dublin/Kid on the Mountain" and the energetic closer "The Road to Liskeard," but it's all strong material that reminds one at times of early Chieftains recordings. --Genevieve Williams

Other Versions

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Gaelic Storm

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 46m 29s (+0m 30s)

Gaelic Storm

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 46m 30s (+0m 31s)

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