
Rowan
Grandfather's Horse
© 1999 Rowan (750458259825)
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high energy Celtic tunes, both original and traditional. a new direction for Celtic music.
tracks
- 1 Jig of Slurs
- 2 New Rigged Ship / Cooley's
- 3 Road To Nowhere
- 4 Earl's Chair / Clumsy Lover
- 5 Saucy Sailor
- 6 One Stick
- 7 Grandfather's Horse
- 8 Susanna Martin
- 9 Basket Of Turf / Dusty Windowsill
- 10 Cup Of Tea
- 11 The Songs That Don't End
- 12 Reckless Pitchfork
- 13 Brave Folly
- 14 Carrickfergus
- 15 Thousands are Sailing
- 16 Slieve Gallion Braes
- 17 Mug of Brown Ale / Tarbolton
- 18 Rakish Paddy
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'Grandfather's Horse' captures the unique 'Rowan' sound.
Characterized by high-powered arrangements of Celtic tunes as well as original and traditional ballads, this album represents a new direction for Celtic music.
'They've put thought and care into the playing and arranging of their tunes - a band with a lot of promise' - (Dirty Linen Folk and World Music Magazine)
'Grandfather's Horse', their debut album, is a potent mixture of traditional roots and personalized reflections.
The band is musically supple with Lance Zimmerman's fiddle and Doug Harvey's whistle, citten and banjo providing a front focus [while] Dean Karres' percussion and Anne Crane's guitar glide carefully underneath.
'New Rigged Ship' and 'Earl's Chair' are fine examples of their combined instrumental powers while Anne Crane's singing excels on 'Road to Nowhere' and a suitably resigned 'Carrickfergus'.
Rowan's collective personality is easily stamped on traditional music. 'Grandfather's Horse' has a class US Celtic act emerging from the Kansas prairies.' (above review by John O'Regan)
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Acoustic, high energy Celtic tunes, both original and traditional.