Julie_Fowlis-Gach_Sgeul_Every_Story-GD-2014-404

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2015-01-31

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Artist: Julie Fowlis
Album: Gach Sgeul Every Story
Bitrate: 219kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Machair
Genre: Folk
Size: 70.39 megs
PlayTime: 0h 42min 21sec total
Rip Date: 2015-02-01
Store Date: 2014-00-00

Track List:
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01. A Ghaoil, Leig Dhachaigh Gum     3:58
    (Love, Let Me Home To My
    Mother)
02. Danns' a Luideagan Odhar (Dance  2:54
    Dun-Coloured)
03. An Roghain Dain Do Eimhir XXII   3:42
    (The Choice)
04. Smeorach Chlann Domhnaill (The   4:11
    Mavis of Clan Donald)
05. Do Chalum (To Calum)             3:21
06. Cadal Ciarach Mo Luran (Sleep    3:30
    Well My Beloved)
07. Puirt-A-Beul Set Ribinnean       5:11
    Riomhach (Beautiful Ribbons)
08. Oran Fir Heisgeir (Gura Mis'     3:54
    Tha Fo Mhighean (The Song of
    Fear Heisgeir)
09. Siud Thu 'Ille Ruaidh Ghallain   3:27
    (There You Go, Handsome
    Red-Haired Youth)
10. Puirt-A-Buel Set: Fodor Dha Na   4:15
    Gamhna Beaga (Fodder For The
    Small Stirks)
11. An Ron (The Seal)/ Ann an        3:58
    Caolas Od Odram (In The Narrow
    Of Od Odram)

Release Notes:
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From beginning to end 'Gach Sgeul' is Julie Fowlis' best CD and thatÆs saying
something. A carefully selected collection of songs from Gaelic Scotland.
Traditional songs presented with new musical accompaniments, this record is all
about the songs, and all about the story. With lush accompaniments and
arrangements, this record really showcases the strength and maturity of Julie's
voice.

From North Uist in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, Julie Fowlis is probably the most
successful artist ever to work predominantly with Scots Gaelic material and with
some high profile fans including Bjork, Ricky Gervais and Phil Selway of
Radiohead. While Runrig and Capercaillie had previously achieved break-throughs
with Gaelic-language material, Fowlis threw caution to the wind and achieved
syrprising mainstream acceptance almost exclusively on the Gaelic tradition.

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