The long-awaited third album by one of Belgium's leading Celtic acts. Rousing or intimate tunes, original or traditional, trilingual and ass-kicking.

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Contents

#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Lonesome Man's Dance	2:44
2		Star of the County Down	2:09
3		These Are the Clouds	3:26
4		E411	4:50
5		Cannonball	1:48
6		When the Morning	3:01
7		Leis a Lurrighan	2:47
8		Drinklied	3:19
9		Miss Walsh's Fancy / Be Easy Rogue	2:39
10		The Maid On the Shore	3:50
11		L'esprit De Famille	4:19
12		Emerald	4:04
13		Homecoming	3:02
14		5/4-4/4	N/A

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Description

The long-awaited third CD by one of Belgium's leading folk-rock combos is finally available! Still clinging to the Celtic sound, it goes further still in the exploration of other domains like Klezmer, Central European or chanson territories.

True to their habit, Ceil Moss mix original songs with traditionals, English, French and Dutch, danceable uptempo tunes with intimate moments, all played with skill and a strong live-feeling. Get the tables out of the way, put on your dancing shoes!

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We had to wait 3 years for a follow-up to "Glad to find you well", but it was worth the wait. [...] All tracks on this CD range from good to very good, with some real peaks, notably 'the maid on the shore', 'Miss Walsh's fancy/Be easy rogue' and the pretty opener 'Lonesome man's dance'. [...] The mix of instrumental and sung pieces, of uptempo tracks and ballads, of traditional and original material works perfectly. This is a beautiful and highly enjoyable CD full of pleasure to play, technical skill, originality and variety.
(Folktribune, october 2006)