Tir na n'Og (album)

Tir na n'Og is the debut album of the Serbian Irish folk/Celtic rock band Tir na n'Og released in 2006.

Tir na n'Og
Studio album by
Tir na n'Og
Released2006
RecordedFocus Studio, Belgrade
2005/2006
GenreIrish folk music
Celtic rock
Length41:31
LabelOne Records
ProducerTir na n'Og
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Popboks [1]

Track listing
  1. "Danny Boy" (Traditional) - 03:12
  2. "Put" (J. Dragumilo, J. Vujnović) - 04:39
  3. "River" (J. Dragumilo) - 03:37
  4. "Brodovi" (J. Dragumilo) - 04:24
  5. "Fields of Athenry" (Traditional) - 03:26
  6. "Spancil Hill" (Traditional) - 03:54
  7. "Stvoriću svet" (J. Dragumilo) - 03:42
  8. "Guarana" (J. Dragumilo, J. Vujnović) - 04:28
  9. "Foggy Dew" (Traditional) - 05:43
  10. "Tir na n'Og" (Traditional) - 04:23

Personnel
  • Jovana Vujnović - vocals
  • Jovan Dragumilo - guitar
  • Miroslav Kočić - violin
  • Ranko Radovanov - bass guitar
  • Miloš Jokić - drums

Additional personnel
  • Srđan Tanasković - keyboards (on tracks: 4, 9)
  • Srđan Grujičić - acoustic guitar (on track 6)
  • Mladen Miloradović - cello (on track 8)
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References
  1. Tir na n'Og review at Popboks
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