The Chieftains, Santiago - 57m 47s

Tracks & Durations

1. Txalaparta	1:16
2. Arku-Dantza \| Arin-Arin	4:21
3. El Besu	2:19
4. Não vas ao mar, Toino	2:02
5. Dum Paterfamilias \| Ad Honorem	3:13
6. Dueling Chanters	2:54
7. Galician Overture	11:00
8. Guadalupe	2:51
9. Minho Waltz	3:21
10. Setting Sail \| Muiñeira de Frexido	3:26
11. Maneo	3:27
12. Santiago de Cuba	3:37
13. Galleguita \| Tutankhamen	4:07
14. Tears of Stone	2:40
15. Dublin in Vigo	7:04

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Review

When the Chieftains' intrepid bandleader, Paddy Moloney, first heard Carlos Núñez, a young recorder and bagpipe virtuoso from a far-flung Celtic outpost in Spanish Galicia, he was mightily intrigued. Santiago explores a tradition that draws on medieval, Spanish, and Celtic sources; the music is performed on instruments that have changed little over the centuries. Núñez represents the home team, while Los Lobos and Linda Ronstadt personify its Central and South American descendants. Elliot Fisk, a pupil of the guitar maestro Andrés Segovia, and Ry Cooder respectfully contribute sparkling riffs. "Dublin in Vigo," a live track with joyous playing and a high-spirited ambiance, is merely one highlight of many. --Christina Roden

Other Versions

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Santiago

Tracks: 15, Disk length: 57m 48s (+0m 1s)

Santiago

Tracks: 15, Disk length: 57m 49s (+0m 2s)

Santiago

Tracks: 16 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 1h 2m 3s (+4m 16s)

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