Search - Wake The Dead :: Buckdancer's Choice

Track Listings (8) - Disc #1
1. Reconcilliation (Reel)/Scarlet Begonias/The Rose in the Garden (Reel)
2. Dermot O'Beirne's (Jig)/The Other One/The Pipe on the Hob (Jig) - Wake the Dead, Kreutzman
3. Uncle John's Band
4. Boys of Ballinafad /U.S. Blues/Connaught Man's Rambles ... [Jig]
5. Liberty/Humours of Tullough/Hand Me Down the Tackle (Reels)
6. Prodigal Town - Wake the Dead, Air
7. Playing in the Band/Paddy Fahey's/Sean Frank's/The Tempest (Reels) - Wake the Dead, Hart
8. Ripple/If I Knew the Way - Wake the Dead, Carnahan

CD Details

All Artists: Wake The Dead
Title: Buckdancer's Choice
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Post-Trad Music
Release Date: 6/24/2003
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 764301250624

Synopsis

Album Description

Following the surprising success of their debut, "A Celtic Celebration of the Grateful Dead," WAKE THE DEAD returns with their eagerly anticipated second release, "Buckdancer's Choice." This hot Northern California band's unique blending of Celtic traditional music and the songs of the Grateful Dead is delighting Deadheads, folkies, jam band fans, and adventurous music lovers alike.

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CD Reviews

Love the Dead and Celtic music all rolled into one!

Terry B | SF Bay Area, California | 03/09/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have heard cuts from this album on my local Pacifica radio station for several years and finally decided to track it down. I think you may need to already be a fan of Celtic music in order to enjoy this interesting and creative blend of music but I don't think you have to be a fan of the Grateful Dead to "get" it. The Celtic musicians are some of the best around, each adding their mastery to the romantic tunes which blend old traditional tunes with Dead songs.

I have listened to the lead singer, Danny Carnahan, many times in person and I love how his gentle voice and the lilting arrangements bring out the beauty in Grateful Dead songs that don't always translate so well in live concert recordings. An extra bonus is finally understanding the lyrics to Dead songs I have heard many times!"