Valerio-The_Humours_of_Altan-2005-JUST

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MP3/FLAC

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JUST

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86,81 MB

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14

Date

2006-05-06

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Artist.......: Valerio
Album........: The Humours of Altan
Label........: Will Boar Music
Genre........: Folk
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: 05-05-2006
str.date.....: 00-06-2005
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a

track  title                                          time

 01.   Johnny Todd - Trip down under                 03:54
 02.   Le train de 19h - Soleil d'octobre            04:43
 03.   Promenade - Colemans                          03:27
 04.   Lake of shadows                               04:59
 05.   The great Valerio                             05:28
 06.   19 32 - Tribute to Mairtin                    03:57
 07.   La nuit passΘe                                03:25
 08.   Nany                                          03:19
 09.   Amsterdam rainy bridge kiss                   04:13
 10.   The woman from Tuam                           04:44
 11.   The little rabbit - The humours of Altan      05:09
 12.   Black is the colour - Isatis                  03:37
 13.   Seanmhac tube station - The white petticoat   06:02
 14.   Paddy Kellys - Paddy Ryan's dream             05:10

                                            Runtime  62:07 min
                                            Size     86,8 MB


Release Notes:

Valerio features the combined talents of Serge
Desaunay, whom I have always
considered to be one of the most sensitive, gifted
and distinctive accordion players around, the very
fine fiddle playing of Kieran Fahy, who has also
penned a beautiful lament in memory of his mother,
which is featured on this recording, the wonderful
sax playing of Julien Favreuille and the powerful
singing and guitar playing of Julien Biget.
The instruments weave together effortlessly and
beautifully and there is a wonderful magic created
which very gently casts its spell. The material is
nicely varied, ranging from traditional Scottish
and Irish to new compositions. Everyone gives
creatively and pours his heart and soul into the
music, so I can only wish them every success with
this recording. (Martin O'Connor)

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