Seven (Wolfstone album)

Seven
Studio album by Wolfstone
Released	18 May 1999
Recorded	Winter 1998–1999
Genre	Celtic rock
Length	47:07
Label	Green Linnet Records
Wolfstone chronology
The Half Tail (1996) Seven (1999) Almost an Island (2002)

Professional ratings
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Source	Rating
Allmusic
The Living Tradition	(favourable)

Seven is the fifth album by the Scottish Celtic rock band Wolfstone. It was released in 1999 after a short hiatus, down to poor management by Green Linnet Records. The album, a comeback, was considered a success by the band. After its release, Wolfstone recorded a live album, Not Enough Shouting. It sees long-term member Stuart Eaglesham take over lead vocals, following the departure of Ivan Drever.

Despite being the fifth studio album, the title Seven is chosen due to the sequence including Pick of the Litter and This Strange Place. It is unlikely that the chosen sequence was the one not including Pick of the Litter or This Strange Place, but rather including Wolfstone and Wolfstone II, the band's first two albums they've since disowned and stated that despite sharing the band name of Wolfstone, those two albums were by a different band.

Track listing

1. "Psycho Woman" – 3:12
2. "Brave Boys" – 5:35
3. "Jen's Tune" – 4:15
4. "Black Dog" – 3:36
5. "Quinie fae Rhynie" – 3:28
   • Struan & Frazer's
   • Quinie fae Rhynie
6. "John Simmers" – 2:11
7. "J-Time" – 4:41
8. "Wild and the Free" – 4:45
9. "Crowfeathers" – 6:38
10. "Maggie's" – 4:28
    • Maggie's Pancakes
    • In and out the Harbour
11. "Fingal's Cave" – 6:13