Another Son
Another Son was the second full-length album and final recording by Four to the Bar, released in 1995.
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Released | June 1995 | |||
Recorded | February 1995 | |||
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Label | Independent | |||
Producer | Four to the Bar | |||
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The album was a radical departure from their first, 1994's Craic on the Road.
The band is listed as producing the album. Engineer Tim Hatfield has also been credited with playing a significant role in the success of the record.
Track listing
- "The Newry Highwayman" (Traditional)
- "Another Son" (Kelleher)
- "The Western Shore" (Clifford)
- "Shelli Sullivan's/Passing My Time/Marie Harvey's Delight" (O'Neill)
- "NY's for Paddy" (Yeates)
- "Something's Come In" (Kelleher)
- "Catch the Wind" (Donovan)
- "The World Turned Upside-Down" (Rosselson)
- "The Shores of America" (Kelleher)
- "The Old Men Admiring Themselves in the Water" (W.B. Yeats (lyrics); Clifford (music))
- "Skibbereen" (Traditional)
- "Getting Medieval" (Traditional)
- "No Matter Where You Go" (Kelleher)
Personnel
- David Yeates: Vocals, bodhran, flute, tin whistle, percussion
- Martin Kelleher: Guitar, bouzouki, five-string banjo, backing vocals
- Patrick Clifford: Bass guitar, piano, electric guitar
- Keith O'Neill: Fiddle, tenor banjo
Production
- Produced by Four to the Bar
- Engineered by Tim Hatfield
- Recorded at O'Neill's Irish Castle, Poughkeepsie, NY
- Mixed at Mastermix Recording, New York, NY
- Mastered at Steller Productions, New York, NY
- Manufactured and printed by Disc Makers, USA
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