FIRST HEARING:
It's great how the great albums keep reappearing, This one has been 'lost' for a good while now but with the label reestablished in Nashville (all you cowboys yell 'Yeeeha!") it looks good for the future.
Not that this is country music unless, of course, you subscribe to the well worn argument that country music is just our folk songs with a different accent, in which case this would be 'new country' - but it's not. It's all Andy Irvine.

1) Never Tire of the Road
2) Raoul Wallenberg
3) James Connolly
4) Viva Zapata
5) The Whole Damn Thing
6) Rude Awakening
7) Michael Dwyer's Escape
8) Douglas Mawson
9) Allan McLean
10) Love To Be With You

FIRST HEARING:
It's great how the great albums keep reappearing, This one has been 'lost' for a good while now but with the label reestablished in Nashville (all you cowboys yell 'Yeeeha!") it looks good for the future.
Not that this is country music unless, of course, you subscribe to the well worn argument that country music is just our folk songs with a different accent, in which case this would be 'new country' - but it's not. It's all Andy Irvine.

Lineup

Andy Irvine - Bouzouki, Harmonica & Vocals
Rens Van Der Zalm - Fiddle, Guiutar & Mandolin
Arty McGlynn - Guitar
Bill Whelan - Keyboards, Percussion & B/vocals
Carl Geraghty - Sax
Fionnula Sherry - Fiddle
Davy Spillane - Whistle