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1 The Magic Foot [#] Barenberg 3:19
2 Mouth Music Traditional 3:47
3 The Sweetness of Mary [#] Boes 5:19
4 The Dungreen Set Traditional 3:00
5 Cro Chinn T-Salle Traditional 4:07
6 Cape Breton Jig Medley MacEachern/Chisholm 3:22
7 Gleanntain Ghlas Ghaoth Dobhair Traditional 3:27
8 Paddy's Trip to Scotland Traditional 3:25
9 Guns and Buns McManus 4:16
10 Come by the Hills Traditional 4:17
11 The Kitchen Session Stubbert/Holland/Ma 4:59
12 The Maid Behind the Bar Traditional 3:21
13 Fred Morrison's Hornpipes [#] Morrison 3:43
14 Milling Song   2:50
15 The Blood Is Strong Sampson 5:20
16 The Celtic Colours Reel [#] Stubbert 2:51
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Celtic Colours International Festival: The Second Wave

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Stephen McDonald

Category: Folk

Celtic Colours International Festival: The Second Wave

UPC: 075132101024

Release Date: 09/28/1999

Original Release Date: 09/28/1999

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [The Magic Foot [#], Mouth Music, The Sweetness of Mary [#], The Dungreen Set, Cro Chinn T-Salle, Cape Breton Jig Medley, Gleanntain Ghlas Ghaoth Dobhair, Paddy's Trip to Scotland, Guns and Buns, Come by the Hills, The Kitchen Session, The Maid Behind the Bar, Fred Morrison's Hornpipes [#], Milling Song, The Blood Is Strong, The Celtic Colours Reel [#]]
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Steve Huey

The second installment in the series, Celtic Colours International Festival: The Second Wave collects 16 performances from the 1998 festival on Cape Breton, which features some of the world's best Celtic artists as well as many of the island's top musicians. Included are Altan, Rita MacNeil with the Chieftains, Alasdair Fraser with Tony MacManus, the Barra MacNeils, John Allan Cameron with Ashley MacIsaac, Sharon Shannon with Natalie MacMaster, and Buddy MacMaster with Tracey Dares, plus many others. Naturally, some artists bring more of a spark to their performances than others, but overall, the collection is a strong listen. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi