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1. Cool Doctor (4:25)
Cooley's Reel and Dr. Gilbert's Reel in a high-energy fusion setting
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2. I Once Loved A Lass (4:50)
A sad and tender ballad of unrequited love.
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3. Strathspey & Reel (2:45)
Two Scottish dances, The Highlanders' Farewell to Ireland and
Chuir Glún Air á Bhodach, done in sort of a 60's Pop-Rock fashion.
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4. The Minstrel Boy (4:04)
The classic Irish air done pretty straight, for us.
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5. Joy & Cairngorum (6:00)
Joy Gae Wi' Ye, Me Love, and
Cairngorum Mountain, two ancient Scottish piping tunes. Ye jest gotta hear'em.
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6. The Diamond (2:51)
Our version of the classic whaling tale.
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7. Two Gavottes (3:15)
Two earthy dance tunes from Brittany, in a Jazz-Rock style. Very saxy!
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8. The Swallowtail (2:17)
Mark and Martin get down to basics with fiddle and bodhran on
The Swallowtail Reel and Glass of Beer.
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9. Henry Martin (3:58)
A rollickin' good tale of piracy on the high seas.
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10. Chicago Reel (3:16)
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A reel quite popular with Irish musicians,
done in sort of an Asian setting, with Native American undertones.
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11. Sergeant Monaghan (4:36)
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The Recruiting Sergeant, providing a humorous twist
on the arbitrary conscription of young Irishmen into the British Army,
followed by Monaghan's Jig— stylin' cool jazz.
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12. Both Sides the Tweed (4:39)
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With the kind permission of composer Dick Gaughan and Topic Records.
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13. Rasta Reel (3:45)
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What can we say? Two Irish reels in a Reggae setting,
featuring Martin McCall on a percussion solo. Jammin'!
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14. The Curragh of Killdare (5:26)
An ethereal and poetic ballad of longing.
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15. Sleep Suite (6:16)
A symphony of Scottish dance numbers:
- Sleep Soond Inna Mornin'
- Throw the Cloak O'er the Bishop
- The Maids of Isla
- The De'il Amang the Tailors
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Over one hour of music in the unique stylings of Brothers 3. From the sweetly delicate
I Once Loved a Lass to the rowdy and danceable Sleep Suite, No Turning Back
contains all the variety and fun of a Brothers 3 concert set.
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