The Highwaymen - In Concert (2005)
Artist: The Highwaymen
Title: In Concert
Year Of Release: 2005
Label: Highwaymen Records
Genre: Country, Folk
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 Kbps
Total Time: 01:05:49
Total Size: 380 Mb / 169 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist: Title: In Concert
Year Of Release: 2005
Label: Highwaymen Records
Genre: Country, Folk
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 Kbps
Total Time: 01:05:49
Total Size: 380 Mb / 169 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. No. 1 (Dave Fisher/A.B. Clyde) 2:18
02. Santianno (adapted and arranged by Dave Fisher) 2:24
03. The Gypsy Rover (Leo McGuire) 3:55
04. Irish Work Song (adapted and arranged by Dave Fisher and Steve Butts) 2:45
05. Introductions/Highwaymen Name Story 4:42
06. A Place In The Choir (Bill Staines) 2:29
07. Red Is The Rose (adapted and arranged by Steve Butts) 3:47
08. The River (Bill Staines) 4:09
09. The Tale Of Michael Flynn (adapted and arranged by Gil Robbins and Steve Butts) 2:28
10. Streets Of Laredo (adapted and arranged by Dave Fisher) 3:24
11. The Sinking of the Reuben James (Woody Guthrie) 3:06
12. The Other Highwaymen Story 1:26
13. Wild Goose/Greenland Fisheries (adapted and arranged by Dave Fisher and The Weavers) 4:08
14. Finnegan’s Wake (adapted and arranged by Dave Fisher) 2:30
15. Ramblin’ Boy (Talk) 2:30
16. Ramblin’ Boy (Tom Paxton) 4:37
17. Guantanamera (adapted and arranged by Dave Fisher and Steve Trott) 3:29
18. La Bamba (adapted and arranged by Dave Fisher) 2:45
19. Michael (adapted and arranged by Dave Fisher) 3:07
20. Cotton Fields (Huddie Ledbetter) 2:56
21. Parting Glass (adapted and arranged by Dave Fisher) 2:54
In Concert has a double meaning as our title for this CD. Yes, it is a set of tunes recorded live from some of our public performances in recent years. But as the musical term concertante indicates, it also means "playing together," which is an apt description of our common endeavor since we rejoined in the last decade-and-a-half after a long time apart.
In it you will find some old tunes which except for the inevitable changes that age and experience bring are relatively unchanged from when we last sang them in the 1960's, some old ones with a new musical perspective based on what we have heard and enjoyed in the years since, and some songs that are new to us that we think fit within our style. Mixed in between them are some commentaries on who we are and where we have come from.
In it you will find some old tunes which except for the inevitable changes that age and experience bring are relatively unchanged from when we last sang them in the 1960's, some old ones with a new musical perspective based on what we have heard and enjoyed in the years since, and some songs that are new to us that we think fit within our style. Mixed in between them are some commentaries on who we are and where we have come from.
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