Water Of Life A Celtic Collection CD

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Down By The Lagan Side ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

2. Ramblin' Rover ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

3. Gypsy Rover, The ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

4. Nancy Whiskey ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

5. Paddy's Lamentation ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

6. Paddy Works on the Railway ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

7. Red Is The Rose ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

8. Irish Lamentation Waltz ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

9. Whiskey In The Jar ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

10. Great Silkie, The ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

11. Work Of The Weavers ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

12. Broom Of The Cowdenknowes ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

13. Finnegan's Wake ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

14. Parting Glass ~ The Highwaymen (Folk)

Notes & Personnel Info
	Adapter: Steve Butts.
	The Highwaymen (Folk): Steve Trott (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Bob Burnett, Dave Fisher (vocals, guitar); Steve Butts (vocals, banjo, recorder, oboe d'amore); Johann Helton (upright bass).
	Personnel: Steve Trott (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Bobby Burnett (vocals, guitar); Steve Butts (vocals, banjo, recorder, oboe, oboe d'amore); Elaine Haagen (vocals); Richard Kriehn, Richard Kriehn (violin).
	Liner Note Author: Mick Moloney.
	Recording information: JoTown Records, Boise, ID.
	Arranger: Steve Butts.
	Folk doesn't get much more traditional than the Highwaymen, the vocal and guitar group responsible in part for popularizing "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore" in the 1960s. Although the band has never broken up, this 2007 release marks their first studio album since 1964. On it they explore classic folk tunes from England, Scotland, and Ireland, including well-known sing-alongs like "Whiskey in the Jar," "Finnegan's Wake," and "Red is the Rose," as well as more obscure waltzes and jigs. The pleasing harmonies and fine musicianship are all in place on this welcome return.
Producer: Cary E. Mansfield (Reissue)
Engineer: Johann Helton; Johann Helton

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Water Of Life A Celtic Collection (2005)