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Spirit Of The Nation

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発売日 1992年05月13日
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レーベルShanachie Records
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 52028
SKU 016351522825

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:51:43
Personnel: Derek Warfield, Noel Nagle, Tom Byrne, Brian Warfield (vocals); Pat Keohane (bass guitar). Liner Note Author: Brian Warfield. Photographer: Tom Kelly . The Wolfe Tones have dedicated their careers to the pride and glory of their homeland. In so doing, they've become one of Ireland's greatest treasures, entertaining audiences for over 25 years. On this release from the 1970s, the Wolfe Tones bring Ireland to life in all its beauty and splendor. Highlights include "No Irish Need Apply" and "Saint Patrick Was a Gentleman." An upbeat album, SPIRIT OF THE NATION is as inspired and spirited as its title implies.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)

  1. 1.[CDアルバム]
    1. 1.
      Dingle Bay

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    2. 2.
      No Irish Need Apply

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    3. 3.
      Down by the Glenside

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    4. 4.
      Bold Fenian Men

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    5. 5.
      Paddle Your Own Canoe

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    6. 6.
      Padraic Pearse

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    7. 7.
      The Lough Sheelin Eviction

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    8. 8.
      Song of the Celts

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    9. 9.
      Butterfly

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    10. 10.
      Protestant Men

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    11. 11.
      Only Our Rivers Run Free

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    12. 12.
      Saint Patrick Was a Gentleman

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    13. 13.
      Ireland Unfree

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    14. 14.
      Carolan's Concerto

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

    15. 15.
      Streets of New York

      アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

作品の情報

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アーティスト: Wolfe Tones

商品の紹介

In retrospect, 1981s Spirit of the Nation is one of the oddest albums by the Wolfe Tones. The Irish quartets tenth release, it was recorded in the spirited mold of the college folk scene that was so prevalent in the early 60s. Songs like Protestant Men and Paddle Your Own Canoe have the cheery singalong trio of the Kingston Trio, and its not until one pays attention to the lyrics of songs like Padraic Pearse (a ballad about one of the Irish Republican martyrs of the early 20th century) that one notices the sharp, biting political commentary so prevalent all over this album. The dichotomy is a little odd at first, and then it seems subversively brilliant; one can imagine this album getting slipped onto the turntable during a drunken St. Paddys Day fraternity bash at some Ivy League college and, in the argot of the day, raising a few peoples consciousness. The terribly dated sound of the album makes it much more of a relic than most of the Wolfe Tones early albums, but Spirit of the Nation is at the very least an interesting curio. ~ Stewart Mason
Rovi

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