8 thoughts on “ Miss Hamilton - The Chieftains - The Chieftains 8 (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Pitman Pressing Vinyl release of The Chieftains 8 on Discogs. Label: Columbia - JC • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo Pitman Pressing • Country: US • Genre: Folk, World, & Country • Style: Celtic/5(11).

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2. The Chieftains 8, an Album by The Chieftains. Released in on Claddagh (catalog no. CC29; Vinyl LP). Genres: Irish Folk Music.

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3. 7 was the first Chieftains album released in the States by Columbia, though the group had been playing together and recording in some form since the early '60s. (Actually, 7 was first released in Ireland on the Claddagh label, and issued in America the subsequent year.) Truth be told, Chieftains albums don't vary enormously from one to the other.

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4. The Chieftains 5 came out when I was a teenager and developing a lifelong interest in folk music (well ALL music actually). I bought the LP and loved it. Saw the Chieftains play some of this at Glastonbury - fab u lous. Still have LP but bought the CD to widen my listening choices.5/5(15).

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5. The Chieftains' second album for Columbia Records was a distinct departure from the pattern of their previous releases in its structure. The opening number, "The Session," is exuberant enough, but for a change the percussion section is relatively restrained throughout, and it's the whistles (and especially the pipes and the fiddle later) that drive the piece, for a Bolero-like opening that /5(3).

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6. The Chieftains 5, an Album by The Chieftains. Released in on Claddagh (catalog no. CC 16; Vinyl LP). Genres: Irish Folk Music. Featured peformers: Paddy Moloney (uilleann pipes, aka_text {tin whistle} role_id aka_text, composer, arranger, director, producer), Seán Potts (aka_text {tin whistle} role_id aka_text), Michael Tubridy (flute, concertina, aka_text {tin whistle} role_id.

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8. In the late s, a trio of Irish brothers living in and around New York's Greenwich Village threw various band names about. Paddy, Tommy, and Liam Clancy finally decided that the surname was the.

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