Another Sky
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| Another Sky | ||
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| Studio album by Altan | ||
| Released | February 29, 2000 | |
| Genre | Celtic folk | |
| Length | 49:32 | |
| Label | Narada | |
| Producer(s) | Conal Markey, Gary Paczosa | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Altan chronology | ||
| Runaway Sunday (1997) |
Another Sky (2000) |
The Blue Idol (2002) |
Another Sky is an album by Celtic folk group Altan, released in 2000 on the Narada Productions label (see 2000 in music).
The title derives from a line in Steve Cooney's song "Island Girl", sung by Mairéad with Steve himself accomanying her and guesting on several tracks. This album is a slight departure from previous Altan albums, in that there is a Scots song, "Green Grow The Rushes", and a Bob Dylan song.
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[edit] Personnel
- Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh (fiddle, vocals)
- Ciaran Tourish (fiddle, whistle)
- Dermot Byrne (accordion)
- Ciaran Curran (bouzouki)
- Mark Kelly (guitar)
- Dáithí Sproule (guitar)
[edit] Guests
- Steve Cooney (bass, guitar)
- Jimmy Higgins (bodhran)
- Mick Kinsella (harmonica)
- Dónal Lunny (keyboards)
- a string quartet of un-named musicians
- Jerry Douglas (dobro)
- James "Hutch" Hutchinson (bass)
- Bonnie Raitt (slide guitar)
- Neil Martin (cello and keyboards)
- Triona Ní Dhomhnaill (piano)
[edit] Track listing
- "Beidh Aonach Amárach (There's a Fair Tomorrow)" (Trad. Irish)
- "Green Grow the Rushes" (Trad. arr. Robert Burns)
- "The King of Meenasillagh/Lamey's/The High Fiddle Reel" (Trad./Mairéad Ni Mhaonaigh)
- "Island Girl (Steve Cooney)
- "Eoghainín Ó Ragadáin" (Trad. Irish)
- "Ten Thousand Miles" (Trad.)
- "Gusty's Frolics/Con's Slip Jig/The Pretty Young Girls of Carrick/The Humours of Whiskey" (Trad.)
- "Girl From The North Country" (Bob Dylan)
- "The Verdant Braes of Screen" (Trad.)
- "The Dispute at the Crossroads/Columba Ward's/ Siuns Reel" (Trad/Ciaran Tourish)
- "Tiocfaidh an Samhradh (Summer Will Come)" (Trad. Irish)
- "The Ookpik Waltz" (Trad.)
- "The Waves of Gola" (Mark Kelly)
