The Parting Glass

The Parting Glass

Track Listings

1. The Parting Glass

2. Lucille

3. Waiting For The Sun

4. Day Of Reckoning

5. Forgive Me

6. The Ending Of Us

7. Forever

8. Seaons Of Empty

9. Words Aren't Enough

10. My Name Is Hope

11. One Lifetime

12. Lullaby Of The Angels

Tracks:

The Boys Of The Old Brigade
Ghost Of The Molly Maguires
Galway Races
Lookin' Out My Back Door
Get Up Jack
Step It Out Mary
Paddy On The Railway
Paddy Murphy's Wake
Mary Mac
Reilly's Daughter
Smoke Smoke Smoke
Big Strong Man
American Pie
The Scotsman
The Parting Glass

Album Description

America's number one Irish folk band. Greg Haymes of The Albany, NY Times Union says "The new album recorded live at The Parting Glass in Saratoga Springs is the band's best effort to date, a rollicking, rousing 15-song collection that's so vibrant you can almost taste the Guinness".

Customer Reviews:

This CD ROCKS.......2007-05-15

Now this is totally a matter of taste, but if you like Irish Bar Tunes, this CD is for you!!! I've been into traditional Irish music for eight years now, and this is the best CD I own to date!

Foot tapping is infectious.......2003-07-16

Talk about a joyful noise!

OK, so Hair of the Dog isn't purely Irish in its sound or style. The band, based in the Empire State, has obvious Appalachian influences, a bit of rock 'n' roll and even a hint of western swing in its music. But wow, the energy these five boys put out would fill even the truest Irish soul with joy.

Great Music........2003-03-28

This CD is so easy flowing, yet at the same time fun to listen to. The vocals are great, and the instrumentals are even better. I listen to this CD everyday. My parents were a fan of them, and because of that I am now too.

Beleive it or not, I am not usually a fan of this genre of music. I am into punk rock but this is such a great CD that I still listen to it.

The banjo player and vocalist, John Haggarty is my highschool guidance counselor. He's a cool guy. And I think its funny he's in a band that I enjoy.

At the Parting Glass..........2002-08-21

captures the fun of a live HOD show. It's a great mix of music showcasing each of the musician's talents.

Great disc..........2001-08-01

Have been a fan of HOD for a few years now, and have seen them live several times. This is an excellent album, and has been a mainstay in my car's cd player since I bought it. They have a great sound, and sing with true emotion. Great musicians also. Release the Hounds is also excellent....

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Not the best.
What a magnificent Heritage
A Review
Heritage, The Irish Tenors
Tattered Tenors

Heritage

Manufacturer: Razor & Tie
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Sacred
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Ellis Island
Live in Belfast

ASIN: B0001FVEVI
Release Date: 2004-03-16

Tracks:

The Harp That Once
Red is the Rose
Off to Philadelphia
Golden Jubilee
Little Brigid Flynn
Fields of Athenry
I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen
My Heart Will Go On
The West's Awake
Danny Boy
Song for Ireland
Dublin Medley (Dublin Can Be Heaven/Rocky Road to Dublin)
South of the Border
Whiskey in the Jar
The Parting Glass
God Bless America

Customer Reviews:

Not the best........2005-03-02

I bought this CD with high hopes. I absolutely loved the first one, the one recorded live. This one was a disappointment though. The guys songs are good and their voices are in good form but it was missing something...feeling, I guess. The live concert version can make me cry and laugh it's so sung with feeling, but this is just singing. I just felt it lacked feeling. I guess that's why I was disappointed with it.

What a magnificent Heritage.......2005-01-22

I highly recommend this album to all fans of Irish music. This is the last album with Ronan as a memember and it is one of their best. Ronan's "I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen" is wonderful, so too is Finbarr's "South of the Border". The theme from the Titanic "My Heart Will Go On" is the best version since Celine Dione's. My favorite track is Anthony's "The West's Awake" . One point to note is that this group is one of the few out there who can perform live with an equally good recorded sound. Having listened to them at Meadowbrook NH the night of Ronan's farewell I can assure you that live or recorded they have a fantastic sound. I highly recommend this CD to all fans of Irish music.

Isaac Chute

A Review .......2004-10-30

I have never really been a fan of Traditional Irish Music and had never even HEARD of the Irish Tenors....That is until a friend of mine introduced me to the recording of "Live In Belfast" Instantly, I was hooked. I have become addicted to a lot of these songs. Especially the goofier ones they sing. like "Phil the Fluther" and "Courtin in the Kitchen" When Heritage was released I was estatic....As I had loved all the songs they had released before. Even though they recycled some of their songs. I loved the way they re recorded "Red Is The Rose" with Finbar in place of John and also "Fields Of Athenry" I Found this version to be better than the other one. I found it really bizare that they would sing "My Heart Will Go On" as that is not an Irish Song...Ireland was where the Titanic sank. but still. I really enjoyed listening to it. "South of the Boarder" and "Golden Jubilee" along with "Little Brigid Flynn" were quite entertainingly cute. I really enjoyed Anthony's "The West's Awake" and "The Parting Glass" and "The Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls" I would, too also love to see Anthony put out a solo album.

Heritage, The Irish Tenors.......2004-09-30

This is another delightful effort by Anthony, Finbar and Ronan.
My favorite songs were "Off to Philadephia" (Anthony) and "My Heart Will Go On" (Finbar). I didn't even mind the repetition of some songs heard on past CDs - but wondered about it, until I learned of the departure of Ronan Tynan. I am curious to see the kind of arrangements they have included on their new CD, due to come out later this year, which they made upon the return of John McDermott. John is a Canadian of Celtic descent, whose voice, though pleasant in a folksy way, does not seem to blend as well with Anthony and Finbar as did Ronan's trained vocals. I would be very pleased to see Anthony make a solo CD, including such ballads as (my all-time favorite) Bantry Bay and some of the wonderfully playful Irish ditties he sometimes performs at his solo concerts.

Tattered Tenors.......2004-08-20

When the Irish Tenors burst upon the public scene not too many years ago, they were heralded as a refreshing change in the sea of musical mediocrity. The original trio of McDermott, Kearns and Tynan thrilled us with their exuberance and vocal virtuosity and frankly, I miss that. (Please note: since I originally wrote this review the threesome has changed to McDermott, Kearns and Wright with Tynan having left the group).

As one of their latest efforts, "Heritage" is an "okay" album, but it certainly lacks the freshness and fun of the Irish Tenors' earlier efforts. Of course, there are notable exceptions such as Kearns' roguish "Off to Philadelphia", the sprightly "Golden Jubilee" and the beautiful "The West's Awake" solo by Kearns. Wright's "Little Brigid Flynn" is downright fun but his "South of the Border" is oddly out of place. With too many recycled songs and a little too little Anthony Kearns, I personally found "Heritage" to be the weakest effort in the generally stellar Irish Tenors' discography.

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the joy of beauty
the joy of beauty
Lush and lovely music from the past

The Faerie Isles

Manufacturer: Dorian Recordings
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Carolan's Welcome
The Peacock's Feather

ASIN: B00000HYTK
Release Date: 1999-01-26

Tracks:

Bonny Portmore, Fanny Power
Blind Mary
The Peacock's Feather,The Parting Glass
The Minstrel's Adieu
King Of The Fairies
Lord Mayo
Irish Lullaby
Hugh O'Donnell
Brian Boru's March
All Through The Night
Carolan's Welcome
Jimmy's Return
The Blossom Of The Raspberry
Black Rosebud
Home Ruler
She Moves Through The Fair
Gentle Annie
O'Carolan's Farewell To Music

Customer Reviews:

the joy of beauty.......2001-04-08

"The meadows are clothed with flocks And the valleys are covered with grain; They shout for joy, yes, they sing." (Psalm 65:13)

In all of my days spent on this journey up until now, I have never heard more beautiful music than that of Carol Thompson's Harp playing. It echoes with the music of the Celtic landscape as well as the hearts of the Celtic people from whom many of these songs descend. It is a wonder.

The Bible speaks of the boy David playing his harp to soothe the wrath of King Saul. If David's playing was anything like Thompson's playing of this music...I can see how something like that might work.

From the opening strains of Bonny Portmore to the last note of O'Carolan's Farewell, Thompson's CD "The Faerie Isles" is filled with the utter joy of beauty. It is no secret that Dorian is my favorite label...I have yet to be disappointed by one of their discs--but this one is exceptional indeed.

I give "The Faerie Isles" my highest recommendation.

the joy of beauty.......2001-04-08

"The meadows are clothed with flocks And the valleys are covered with grain; They shout for joy, yes, they sing." (Psalm 65:13)

I give "The Faerie Isles" my highest recommendation.

Lush and lovely music from the past.......2000-01-20

Perhaps some day Dorian Recordings will turn out a poor CD, but among their more recent releases are four sets that feature harpist Carol Thompson. The artist was born in this country of Anglo-Welsh-Irish background (as the copywriter tells us). Part of her technique is to let her ornamentation come out of the melody rather than merely appending it, and to execute her chords with a "downward roll" rather than an upward as in classical harp playing.

So with Amazon.com's permission, I will submit this same write up to each of the four webpages that deal with these albums.

. (DOR-90013) has Ms. Thompson accompanied by another harpist and a wooden flute; and the extra coloration is welcome. Here we have 18 cuts (64 minutes) of Celtic harp music, the more familiar of which are "Brian Boru's March" and "Gentle Annie." The notes are of a general nature.

The subtitle of (DOR-90120) shows the program (53 minutes) to be much like the other sets, including the familiar "All Through the Night" and "The Ash Grove." I spot even one or two selections among the 19 here that appeared on earlier recordings. But it is all so winningly played that one must not carp. The notes are in several languages and a bit shorter than usual to keep the booklet from being too thick.

(DOR-90176) has 71 minutes consisting of 21 cuts such as "She Moves Through the Fair" and "Snow on the Hills." This set tends to be more satisfactory than the last one because of the presence of accordion, concertina, wooden flute and second harp; although by now one tune is starting to blur into the other.

The fourth Dorian set in order of recording is (DOR-90240) in which our harpist goes it alone with a short program (51 minutes) of 12 cuts, half of which are medleys. Included are "Twisting of the Rope," "Blind Mary" and the title song. This time the notes give information about each song.

Again I must emphasize the excellence of the playing and how beautiful each CD is by itself. But as with so many artists that concentrate on a small part of the music spectrum, each new offering tends to be predictable and one gets a strong feeling of déjà vu. But to be fair, these sets were released with considerable time between them and only people like reviewers now and then get to hear them all at once.

So which to choose? I would go for the two where you get more than the sound of a single harp first. But I really think that enthusiasts of British music will want to have all of these sets sooner or later.

Tracks:

The Faerie Queene
Sumer is icumen in
Sicilienne
Pavane and Galliard
Salley Gardens
Jenny Pluck Pears
Rondes
The King of Denmark's Galliard/ Mrs. Winter's Jump
Vals
Trio
The Nightingale/Cats Caper
The Laydie Louthian's Lilte/Courante
The Parting Glass

Album Description

Here is the captivating sequel to The Fairie Round - and Shelley Phillips once again dazzles the ears with her work on oboe, harp, English horn, recorders and pennywhistle. With her talented friends including Barry Phillips, William Coulter, special guests Linda Waterfall and Harris Moore, and others, on guitar, cello, flute and more, she presents enchanting instrumental arrangements of folk, traditional, classical and contemporary music from England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland and Brittany. Indie Award (AFIM) nominee 1995.

Elizabethan songs (When Laura Smiles, It Was a Lover and His Lasse), Renaissance dances (Pavane and Galliard, Courante), traditional Celtic airs (Sally Gardens, The Faerie Queene, The Parting Glass) and Breton rondes are among the delights you'll discover on this charming album by one of Gourd's favorite artists.

Customer Reviews:

Pastime With Good Company.......2004-06-29

Shelley Phillips credentials are quite remarkable. She plays harp, recorders, oboe, English horn, and whistle. Not just to dabble, but very well indeed. She is a member of several consorts, appears on an armload of recordings, and directs the Santa Cruz Community Music School. Whew!! And if you take the time to read the liner notes on this album (my favorite) wou will discover she has a far roving ear and eye, and despite a strong fondness for celtic work, is quite capable of performing Faure, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and a few friends as well.

Her chief accompanist is Barry Phillips, who plays enough instruments to make an ensemble between the two. But the cast includes many others, including an appearance by William Coulter. Seriously, if the music making on this album does not satisfy you, there is nothing to be done for it. Phillips wavers back and forth between original instruments and some fairly daring arrangements. Which makes the albums more than just an idle pastime.

Frankly though, this is light music - no distressing airs permitted. Much dance music, and a few things that very well could be. A sunny spirited album that reminds us that our ancestors knew how to have a good time. This is the kind of thing that we used to get together in college and rattle out on the back steps and stairwell. Not so well played (well, some of us played well) but in the spirit of entertainment and edification.

The last thing I expected when starting this review is that I would have an attack of nostalgia, but there it is. Phillips has a knack of drawing out the nature of the music rather than producing academic performances, and avoiding over production as well. This is extremely accessible work - buy all means give it a listen.

A delight and a treat.......1998-10-09

The very talented musician Shelley Phillips delivers a consistently wonderful offering of traditional instrumental tunes, most of Celtic and European origin. She is one of the extremely talented group of musicians who comprise groups like Orison and Northern Lights, and all of their work is a musical feast. This is no exception. A CD to be treasured and listened to often.

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Parting Glass
Emer Kenny
Manufacturer: Triloka/Artemis
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Fades into Day
Golden Brown
An Ancient Muse

ASIN: B0002NVM7K
Release Date: 2004-08-10

Tracks:

Parting Glass
Cast A Spell
Scarborough Fair
Sally Garden
Rescue Me
Moll Dubh A Ghleanna
Emers Jig
She Moved Through The Fair
Rambling Boys Of Pleasure
An Hini A Garan
Breton Dance
Cast A Spell (Junior Vasquez Radio Mix Long)

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Lush and lovely music from the past
Soothing to your soul

The Peacock's Feather
Turlough O'Carolan , Anonymous , and Carol Thompson
Manufacturer: Dorian Recordings
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Carolan's Welcome
The Faerie Isles

ASIN: B000001QBI
Release Date: 1996-10-01

Tracks:

Twisting Of The Rope/Lady Gethin
Beansin Luachra
King Of The Fairies
Bonny Portmore/Fanny Power
Draggletail Gypsies/The Princess Royal/ Princess Royal
Blind Mary
The Peacock's Feather/ The Parting Glass/The Parting Glass
Diddanwch Gruffydd Ap Cynan/Serch Hudol
The Minstrel's Adieu
Mary O'Neil Or Carolan's Favorite Jig
Lady Louthian's Lilt/In A Garden So Green/The Whole In The Wall
Port Na BPucai

Customer Reviews:

Lush and lovely music from the past.......2000-01-20

So with Amazon.com's permission, I will submit this same write up to each of the four webpages that deal with these albums.

And keep an eye open for the fifth entry in this series: (DOR-90273) that is not yet available at the time of this writing.

Soothing to your soul.......1999-03-11

I remember first hearing a cut from this on our Public Radio Station out of Tampa, Florida. I was driving home in a thunderous rainstorm, beaten by rush hour traffic and sweltering in the heat. I didn't know what the music was, but it had the most beautiful, lilting sound and I felt quieted down to my soul's fiber. I rushed in and called the Station the moment I reached home. It's a beautiful CD, beautiful music and a joy to listen to at any time.

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New Age + Celtic
Sensual take on Celtic music

Parting Glass
Emer Kenny
Manufacturer: Triloka Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Emer Kenny
Fades into Day
Keltic Elektrik
An Ancient Muse
Amarantine

ASIN: B0002IQGBM
Release Date: 2004-08-10

Tracks:

Parting Glass
Cast A Spell
Scarborough Fair
Sally Garden
Rescue Me
Moll Dubh
Emer's Jig
She Move Through the Fair
Rambling Boys of Pleasure
An Hini A Garan
Breton Dance

Customer Reviews:

New Age + Celtic.......2007-03-18

In a soothing, intimate tone, Emer Kenny pours the song like syrup over the listener. There's a slight breathiness or husky tone to the voice that creates the feeling she is singing just to you or crooning a lover to sleep.
Some categorize it as New Age, but there's celtic here as well with several traditional songs sung in gaelic. "She Moved Through the Fair" gets a hypnotic, gypsy style treatment.
I'll be looking for more of her CDs.

Sensual take on Celtic music.......2007-01-02

I love Emer Kenny's tone and subtle style. She has a unique blend of many musical qualities which I keep listening to and hearing new things each time. Her melodies are comforting and haunting at the same time. I must be under her spell. She has quickly become one of my favorite artists, and I put her on again and again!

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The Parting Glass Songs of Ireland
Kingsfold
Manufacturer: Kingsfold Music Productions
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000O524EQ

Product Description

1 Will You Go, Lassie, Go 2 The Spanish Lady 3 Ellis Island 4 She Moved Through The Fair 5 Black Velvet Band 6 Cold Blow In The Rainy Night/Saddle The Pony 7 The Banks Of Claudy 8 Lovin' You 9 Danny Boy 10 No Frontiers 11 Star Of The County Down 12 The Parting Glass/The Rakes of Mallow

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Incredible
Awesome
"Beautiful"
Finally Something Different!
Finally Something Different!

The Parting Glass

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00008DHT6
Release Date: 2003-01-24

Tracks:

The Parting Glass
Lucille
Waiting For The Sun
Day Of Reckoning
Forgive Me
The Ending Of Us
Forever
Seaons Of Empty
Words Aren't Enough
My Name Is Hope
One Lifetime
Lullaby Of The Angels

Customer Reviews:

Incredible.......2003-03-30

Very seldom have I heard an album in which all of the songs reach in and touch my soul not only because of the richness of Kirsten's amazing voice but her talent to take life experiences and express them in such a profound way...I think most people can identify with at least one or more of her songs especially "My name is Hope" in an age when there is such a need for hope in the world. William also is an incredible talent, bringing life to the music...not only do their songs tug at the heart but they have an alluring beat that you find your self wanting to sing...Together they are unbeatable and seperately to me they are second to none

Awesome.......2003-03-22

The songs are beautiful, inspirational, emotional and touching. Combine that with great music......and WOW!!

"Beautiful".......2003-02-22

"A pleasure to my senses and comforting to my soul." My wife and I enjoyed this so very much. More people should listen to this CD, problems of your day will just wash away.

Finally Something Different!.......2003-02-13

It's nice to have something different to listen to that delights the senses. The blend of vocals is magnificent and the music is rich and full. Kirsten did all of the vocals and that alone gives me chills. They are remarkable. Every one of the songs touched me in a different way emotionally. The songs are all unique and never boring. I enjoyed the ebb and flow of the album. The journey from Parting Glass to Lullaby of the Angels calms the soul and leaves you completely fulfilled.

Finally Something Different!.......2003-02-13

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Question...
THIS SOUNDTRACK IS SO GOOD
Wow!

Evelyn (Score)
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Decca U.S.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Evelyn
Night on My Side
My Heart
Live Wire
Wintersong

ASIN: B00006XPTG
Release Date: 2002-11-26

Tracks:

Sitting On Top Of The World - Van Morrison
Opening Credits
Mom Leaves On St. Stephen's Day
The Nuns
The First Judgement
On The Banks Of The Roses - Pierce Brosnan
Desmond Hugs Evelyn
The Chase
The Parting Glass - Pierce Brosnan
D'you Fancy Him
Grandpa's Angel Rays
Fight The Good Fight
Desmond Loses
The Rugger Game
Jig Two
Statue Of Justice
The Verdict
Angel Rays - Sissel

Amazon.com

Pierce Brosnan may well be the most hyped James Bond since Sean Connery, but he's gratifyingly used his burgeoning Hollywood clout to midwife Evelyn, a warm, intimate portrait of an unemployed widower battling both the church and Irish government for the custody of his own children. Composer Stephen Endelman colors the film with a musical mix that leans on traditional Celtic folk touches (fiddle and pennywhistle), skillfully weaving them into an orchestral context that ranges from the gently pastoral to some emotionally detached minimalism. Anchored by vocal performances from Van Morrison and Sissel, and featuring a couple good-natured pub songs by Brosnan himself, it's an inviting soundtrack rooted in Irish traditions, yet one savvy enough to contrast them against a more modern emotional landscape. --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

Question..........2003-06-17

I want to dance to "Angel Rays" by Gemma Hayes with my dad at my wedding. Unfortunatly when I ordered the CD she was not singing it! It is another band, not like in the movie!! Can Somone help me find a copy with her singing it?? Thank you!

THIS SOUNDTRACK IS SO GOOD.......2002-12-27

I know everyone of you who saw just will love the soundtrack. I love the movie then bought the soundtrack. Thank you.

Wow!.......2002-11-29

I had been counting down the days until this album came out, and wound up driving two hours to buy it -- but it was time and money well-spent.

The soundtrack to "Evelyn" is both touching and light-hearted, with Irish jigs, pub songs, and heart-wrenching orchestral tunes. Full of rich emotion, it's easy to comprehend the film's main themes, though the movie won't be released for many weeks yet.

The record opens with Van Morrison's jazzy 'Sitting on Top of the World', then segues into the theme from the opening credits. Orchestration takes over, filled with tin whistles, bodhrans, and violins, giving the album a gentle, yet painful, Irish feel. Desmond's pain at losing his children is evident throughout, though there are some joyous passages. And there is, of course, Pierce Brosnan's singing on two tracks, the fun 'On the Banks of the Roses' and the depressing 'The Parting Glass'.

Perhaps the most touching tunes are 'The Verdict', a deeply emotional yet uplifting instrumental, and Sissel's 'Angel Rays', a tear-jerking piece about strength and courage.

Overall, the album is one of the finest examples of Irish music that I've heard. Filled with touching, emotional, yet rough tunes, it will have you believing in the power of the human spirit.

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