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Celtic Thunder - Legacy Vol. 1 (2016)

Posted By: tomashass
Celtic Thunder - Legacy Vol. 1 (2016)

Celtic Thunder - Legacy Vol. 1 (2016)
MP3 320 kbps CBR | 00:50:07 | 120 MB
Genre: Folk, Celtic | Label: Celtic Thunder

A show rather than a group, Celtic Thunder was conceived by Sharon Browne and written and arranged by Phil Coulter and designed as a contemporary exploration of Celtic music, which means it falls to the pop-dance side of the spectrum more than it does to the traditional side. The show was staged, recorded, and filmed in Dublin in August of 2007 and featured five male vocalists, Damian McGinty (only 14 years old when the show was recorded), Keith Harkin, Paul Byrom, Ryan Kelly, and George Donaldson, rotating leads through a set of traditional and contemporary songs, several of them written by Coulter. A CD and DVD of the event appeared from Decca in 2008. The quintet's 2009 sophomore effort, Take Me Home, was stocked with traditional Irish and Scottish ballads peppered with a handful of pop/rock covers, while 2010's It's Entertainment relied exclusively on commercial pop hits. Celtic Thunder returned to their roots for 2011's Heritage, a meld of new and traditional material. Paul Byrom left before the album was complete, having recorded numerous tracks for the set before leaving; he was replaced by Emmet Cahill, although both men appear on the recording. Storm, a full theatrical production, arrived that same year, followed by Voyage and Voyage II in 2012 and the group's tenth album, Mythology, in 2013. Celtic Thunder vocalist George Donaldson died of a heart attack at his home in Glasgow, Scotland in March of 2014.

Tracklist:

01. Heartland
02. Falling Slowly
03. The Dutchman
04. Black Velvet Band
05. Caledonia
06. Ride On
07. Buchaille On Eirne
08. Noreen
09. The Galway Girl
10. A Place In The Choir
11. Mountains Of Mourne
12. Danny Boy
13. Cal - Local Hero
14. Ireland's Call