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2 A Stor Mo Chroi - Chieftains & Bonnie Raitt 3 Lowlands Of Holland - Chieftains & Natalie Merchant 4 Magdalene Laundries - Chieftains & Joni Mitchell 5 Jimmy Mi Mhille A Stor - Chieftains & The Rankins 6 I Know My Love - Chieftains & The Corrs 7 Factory Girl - Chieftains & Sinead O'Connor 8 Deserted Soldier - Chieftains & Mary-Chapin Carpenter 9 Ye Rambling Boys Of Pleasure - Chieftains & Loreena McKennitt 10 Sake In The Jar - Chieftains & Akiko Yano 11 Raglan Road - Chieftains & Joan Osbourne 12 Siuil A Run - Chieftains & Sissel 13 Lady Fiddlers - MacMaster, Natalie & Eileen Ivers/Maire Breathnach 14 Danny Boy - Chieftains & Diana Krall Newest Review: ... casualty) speaking the words of W.B. Yeats, and is entitled "Never give all the heart". It is bitter sweet. ... more |
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Tears of Stone
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Read Reviews for Tears Of Stone - Chieftains
by - written on 02/03/01 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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CD title "TEARS OF STONE". This CD is amongst my best buys! Combine the Cheiftains music with some superb female vocalists and you have a gem of an album to listen to. The fact that the special guests are all women gives you a clue to the main theme of the album, yes, it is love, and I unashamedly admit I am a bit of a softie! I won't list every track, but I will mention a few of my favourites The first track is a talk track, with background music composed by Paddy Molony. It is the voice of Brenda Fricker (better known from the TV series casualty) speaking the words of W.B. Yeats, and is entitled "Never give all the heart". ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/11/00 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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On 'Tears of Stone' the Chieftains joined up with a variety of wonderful female singers to give traditional Irish songs a modern feel. Each song on this CD features a different female singer (the list includes:- Joan Osborne; The Corrs; Natalie Merchant, Sinead O' Connor and Mary Chaplin Carpenter). My favourite tracks from Tears of Stone are Joan Osborne's goosebump-inducing rendition of Raglan Road. I am not a huge Corrs fan, but I loved them singing I Know My Love (a very bouncy and upbeat song). Siuil A Run is one of those songs that never fails to move and The Fiddling Ladies will certainly get your feet tapping. One song is sung in Japanese (I ... Read the complete review
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