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World | Folk | Celtic
John McCusker - Under One Sky (2009)
Artist: John McCusker
Title Of Album: Under One Sky
Year Of Release: 2009
Label: Navigator Records
Genre: World, Folk, Celtic
Total Time: 63:27 Min
Tracklist:
1. Under One Sky
2. Will I See Thee More / Hush a Bye
3. Tusa Thileas
4. Long Time Past / Lavender Hill
5. Jigs, Strathspey and Reel
6. All Has Gone
7. Jack Seward's / Boys of the Puddle
John McCusker with Julie Fowlis, Roddy Woomble, John Tams, Andy Cutting, Ian Carr, Roy Dodds, Ewan Vernal, Jim Causley, Iain MacDonald, Emma Reid, Graham Coxon, James Mackintosh and Norman Blake.
A vocal and instrumental suite by the Scottish multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer John McCusker, performed by a dozen of some of Britain's finest musicians.
The suite sets out to explore and interweave the many different traditions, genres and influences at work across today's dynamic UK folk scene.
Bringing together an array of established and emerging talent from both sides of the border, McCusker's hand-picked ensemble includes Blur co-founder Graham Coxon, Idlewild vocalist Roddy Woomble and acclaimed Gaelic songstress Julie Fowlis. Revered balladeer John Tams and rising star Jim Causley also feature among the singers.
Within McCusker's compositional framework, each musician has been encouraged to contribute to the music's development and arrangements, infusing
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