The Chieftains Chronicles: 60 Years Of The Chieftains Vinyl LP 2021
Tracklist:
Away We Go Again
The Rocky Road to Dublin
Brian Boru's March
Carolina Rua / Reel the Ladies Pantalettes
Carolan's Welcome
MNA Na Héireann
The McCarthy Theme / the Wandering
Down in the Willow Garden
No. 6 the Coombe
Drowsy Maggie
Star of the County Down [Live at the Menagerie Belfast, 1999]
The Wind That Shakes the Barley [BBC Live Session from the Cambridge Folk Festival, 1981]
Carolan's Concerto [Live at Massey Hall, Toronto, 1976]
Molly BAN (Bawn)
The Morning Dew [Live at Massey Hall, Toronto, 1976 / Remastered 2021]
The Timpán Reel
My Lagan Love
The Boyne Hunt / the Mullinger Races / the Five-Mile Chase (Reels)
Hard Times Come Again No More
The Foggy Dew
The French March
Danny Boy
O'Neill's March [Live at Massey Hall, Toronto, 1976]
'Round the House and Mind the Dresser
Cotton-Eyed Joe
25-Track Vinyl 2LP Career Retrospective Gathering Tracks from the Cultural Ambassadors’ First Album Through Most Recent Studio Album!
Cultural ambassadors, The Chieftains started their journey in Ireland in 1962. Since then they have won six Grammy Awards and are highly recognized for reinventing traditional Irish music on a contemporary and international scale. Their ability to transcend musical boundaries to blend tradition with modern music has hailed them as one of the most renowned and revered musical groups of their era. Although their early following was purely a folk audience, the range and variation of their music and accompanying musicians quickly captured a much broader audience, elevating their status to the likeness of fellow Irish band, U2.
Chronicles: 60 Years Of The Chieftains is a stunning career retrospective featuring tracks from across the band’s discography, from their first album, Chieftains 1, through their most recent studio album, Voice Of Ages. The compilation includes collaborations with The Rolling Stones, Diana Krall, Alison Krauss, Van Morrison and Sinead O’Connor, and previously unreleased recordings from Live at The Royal Albert Hall, Live at The Cambridge Folk Festival, and recordings from the BBC and RTE archives.