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- Date Released: January 1, 1995
- Genre: International
- Label: RCA Victor
- Copyright: (P) 1995, BMG Music
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They Say...
With Long Black Veil, the Chieftains attempted a mainstream pop crossover by recording with rock and pop stars from the Rolling Stones and Sting to Van Morrison and Sinéad O'Connor. Instead of changing their sound to accommodate the talents of their guests, the band plays it straight. As always, their performance is superb; what is surprising is how well the pop stars sing Celtic material. None of the guest singers sound displaced or uncomfortable, which is largely due to the sympathetic performances of the Chieftains. In fact, the pairings work so well that Long Black Veil doesn't sound like an effort to broaden their audience; rather, it sounds completely natural.
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| 01. |  |
Mo Ghile Mear ("Our Hero")
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3:20 |
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| 02. | |
The Long Black Veil
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3:38 |
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| 03. | |
The Foggy Dew
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5:22 |
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| 04. | |
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You?
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4:40 |
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| 05. | |
Changing Your Demeanour
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3:17 |
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| 06. | |
The Lily of the West
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5:10 |
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| 07. | |
Coast of Malabar
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6:00 |
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| 08. | |
Dunmore Lassies
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5:14 |
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| 09. | |
Love Is Teasin'
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4:37 |
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| 10. | |
He Moved Through the Fair
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4:55 |
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| 11. | |
Ferny Hill
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3:43 |
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| 12. | |
Tennessee Waltz/Tennessee Mazurka
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3:59 |
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| 13. | |
The Rocky Road to Dublin
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5:05 |
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13 Total Tracks, 59:00 Total Length
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Credits
- Derek Bell - Harp // Derek Bell - Keyboards // Derek Bell - Tympani [Timpani] // Derek Bell - Tiompan // The Chieftains - Band // The Chieftains - Main Performer // Matt Molloy - Flute // Matt Molloy - Flute // Matt Molloy - Group Member // Matt Molloy - Group Member // Paul Brady - Guitar // Paul Brady - Arranger // Ry Cooder - Guitar (Acoustic) // Ry Cooder - Mandolin // Ry Cooder - Arranger // Ry Cooder - Guitar (Electric) // Ry Cooder - Vocals // Ry Cooder - Producer // Ry Cooder - Mandola // Ry Cooder - Performer // Ry Cooder - Mandocello // Marianne Faithfull - Vocals // Marianne Faithfull - Performer // Mick Jagger - Vocals // Mick Jagger - Performer // Colin James - Guitar // Colin James - Mandolin // The Rolling Stones - Band // The Rolling Stones - Performer // Sting - Vocals // Tom Jones - Vocals // Tom Jones - Vocals // Phil Coulter - Piano // Phil Coulter - Piano // Phil Coulter - Piano // James Keane - Accordion // James Blennerhassett - Bass // James Blennerhassett - Double Bass // Andrew Boland - Engineer // Liam Bradley - Drums // Jean Butler - Dancer // Spencer Chrislu - Engineer // Kevin Conneff - Vocals // Kevin Conneff - Bodhran // Kevin Conneff - Group Member // Steve Cooney - Didjeridu // Noel Eccles - Drums // Martin Fay - Fiddle // Martin Fay - Fid // Martin Fay - Group Member // Mark Guilbeault - Mixing Assistant // Mark Guilbeault - Assistant // Troy Halderson - Mixing Assistant // Troy Halderson - Assistant // Tommy Igoe - Drums // Darryl Jones - Bass (Electric) // Darryl Jones - Guitar (Electric) // Chris Kimsey - Producer // Chris Kimsey - Engineer // Chris Kimsey - Mixing // Mark Knopfler - Guitar // Mark Knopfler - Arranger // Mark Knopfler - Vocals // Mark Knopfler - Performer // John Leftwich - Bass // Jeffrey Lesser - Engineer // Jeffrey Lesser - Mixing // Foggy Little - Guitar (Electric) // Paddy Moloney - Arranger // Paddy Moloney - Pipe // Paddy Moloney - Whistle (Instrument) // Paddy Moloney - Producer // Paddy Moloney - Liner Notes // Paddy Moloney - Uillean Pipes // Paddy Moloney - Tin Whistle // Paddy Moloney - Group Member // Ned Mann - Bass // Ned Mann - Double Bass // Brian Masterson - Vocals (Background) // Brian Masterson - Engineer // Brian Masterson - Mixing // Arty McGlynn - Guitar (Acoustic) // Mary McShane - Assistant Engineer // Mary McShane - Assistant // Dominic Miller - Guitar // Wally Minko - Piano // Van Morrison - Vocals // Van Morrison - Performer // Martin O'Connor - Accordion // Sinéad O'Connor - Vocals // Nicky Scott - Bass // Allen Sides - Mixing // Anúna - Performer // Robert Friedrich - Assistant Engineer // Robert Friedrich - Assistant // Simon Osborne - Engineer // Brendan Begley - Accordion // Joe Csibi - Bass // Kieran Hanrahan - Banjo // Carlos Nunez - ? // Terry Tulley - Bagpipes // Terry Tulley - Scottish Pipes // Caroline Greyshock - Photography // J.J. Stelmach - Artwork // J.J. Stelmach - Art Direction // Noel Hazen - Mixing Assistant // Noel Hazen - Assistant // Chuck Pulin - Photography // Bobbie Hanvey - Photography // Jason Mauza - Mixing Assistant // Jason Mauza - Assistant // Dave Dondorf - Assistant Engineer // Dave Dondorf - Assistant // Michael McGlynn - Leader // Michael McGlynn - Choir, Chorus // Alastair McMillan - Assistant Engineer // Alastair McMillan - Mixing Assistant // Alastair McMillan - Assistant // Jonathan Mooney - Assistant Engineer // Jonathan Mooney - Assistant // Arthur Tress - Photography // Arthur Tress - Cover Photo // Shawn R. Britton - Mastering // Scott Johnson - Artwork // Scott Johnson - Art Direction // Sean Keane - Fiddle // Sean Keane - Fid // Sean Keane - Group Member // Spencer Christu - Engineer // David Stephenson - Photography // Tony Monaco - Graphic Design // Tony Monaco - Reproduction
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