Banshee in the Kitchen
Live At Painted Sky
© 2008 Banshee in the Kitchen (015882048125)
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A fun, intimate evening with California trio Banshee in the Kitchen playing eclectic new material as well as old favorites. Their fifth album.
tracks
- 1 Welcome
- 2 Beth Gamish
- 3 Hoot All You Want
- 4 Happy Jigs
- 5 All About As I Roved Out
- 6 As I Roved Out
- 7 Playing Pretty Stuff
- 8 The French Cafe Set
- 9 Jill Loves Scott
- 10 M&m Set
- 11 Bantry Marches
- 12 From Banshee R&d
- 13 Bare Island
- 14 Geologist in the House
- 15 Caliche Sparrow
- 16 Approach to Arkansas Traveler
- 17 Arkansas Traveler
- 18 Elevator Music and Sting
- 19 Planxty Catharsis
- 20 Taxes and Jigs
- 21 North Sea Banshee
- 22 Banshees and Girls
- 23 The Girls Set
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- BANSHEE IN THE KITCHEN: Invite the Light
- BANSHEE IN THE KITCHEN: Even Hotter Water
- BANSHEE IN THE KITCHEN: If We Were Us
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With their fifth album, Banshee in the Kitchen invites the world to a fun, intimate evening of live music preserved in this November 2007 recording. A lively audience packed the welcoming venue at Painted Sky Studio in Cambria, California, a coastal town. The CD, like the concert, features the usual array of new Banshee material, along with several old favorites from their catalog.
Banshee in the Kitchen has been touring and recording since 2001. Their first four albums are If We Were Us (2002) and Catching the Mooncoin (2003), Even Hotter Water (2005), and Invite the Light: World Music for Winter (2006). Their recordings and live performances have been featured on Echoes (PRI) as well as other public and internet-enabled radio shows, and continue to get regular play in Ireland, Europe, Australia, and across the U.S.
Banshee in the Kitchen is: national hammered dulcimer champion Brenda Hunter (fiddle, hammered dulcimer, vocals), Jill Egland (flute, accordion, whistle, bodhran, vocals) and Mary Tulin (six- and twelve-string guitar, bouzouki, vocals).