James Donal Faulkner, Tired of This Exile - 1h 3m 43s

Tracks & Durations

1. Tha Mi Sgith Dhe'n Fhogar Seo (I Am Tired Of This Exile)	4:14
2. Jock Stewart	4:22
3. La Manic	3:39
4. The Great Train Robbery	4:24
5. The Parting Glass	2:08
6. The Playboy's Lament	3:15
7. Singing Close to the People	3:07
8. Le Petit Marcelot	9:36
9. The Dalesman's Litany	3:57
10. Gallawater	4:22
11. Descendant la Riviere	4:31
12. The Emigrant	3:44
13. Carlos	3:14
14. The Dark Slender Boy (An Buachaill Caol Dubh)	2:42
15. A Few More Songs	3:45
16. The Unbroadcastable Song	2:32

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Review

Tired of This Exile is a part of the rich harvest from James Faulkner's musical wanderings along and across the frontiers of Europe and North America. It features songs from his youth in the north of England, Gaelic songs from his lengthy sojourns in the west of Scotland and Ireland, and French-language songs picked up as a graduate student in Quebec.

Tired of this Exile is a truly international effort. Recorded in Switzerland, its appearance in the United States is due to a lucky meeting between James and Bedlam House's Bill Sutton during an Irish seisíun in a pub in Grenoble.

Unabashedly poetic from wistful memory to conditional commentary, Tired of This Exile reflects the unique perspective of an international wanderer. Traditional and modern folk songs are combined with original works in a compilation that changes languages as smoothly as it changes moods.

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