| Celtic Thunder | Primary Artist |
| Phil Coulter | Keyboards |
| Dave Cooke | Keyboards |
| Ivan Gilliland | Guitar |
| Noeleen Carslaw | Leader |
| Declan O'Donoghue | Percussion, Drums |
| Conor McCreanor | Bass Guitar, Double Bass |
| Neil Byrne | Guitar |
| Seana Davey | Harp |
| Emmet Cahill | Vocals |
| Phil Coulter | Arranger, Composer, Producer, Liner Notes, Musical Director |
| Denis Blackham | Mastering |
| Dave Cooke | Arranger |
| Brendan Monaghan | Whistle |
| Enda Walsh | Studio Supervisor |
| Michael Keeney | Engineer, Orchestration, Pro-Tools |
| Paul Byrom | Contributor |
| Sharon Browne | Producer, Executive Producer, Creation |
| George Donaldson | Contributor |
| Damian McGinty | Contributor |
| Keith Harkin | Contributor |
| Neil Byrne | Contributor |
| Emmet Cahill | Contributor |
| Ryan Kelly | Contributor |
SEH59
Posted February 26, 2011
The CD is pure Celtic Thunder, it brings you up, it makes you smile, it hits your heart. It is music, it is pure entertainment, it is what must be heard, for hooked, it will bring you back for more.
Celtic Thunder does what Neil Diamond does, entertains you with the song, the music, nothing else, they enjoy singing the songs, they tell the story with feeling, this is why since the 60's people keep coming to hear Diamond, Celtic Thunder does the same.
The singers, the musicians, this is a Class Act, they have set the bar high for others to reach.
You will not be let down, this is a sure hit and once you hear the CD, you will purchase the DVD.
SEH59
Just bought the CD yesterday and it is amazing! I went to their concert in Pittsburgh, PA back in September 2010 and they performed songs from this album and I couldn't wait for it to be released. I also have to say that I like the newest member, Emmet Cahill, and the spong he brings to the group.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Thom Jurek
After drenching themselves in pop music for It's Entertainment! and the seasonal Celtic Thunder Christmas album in 2010, Celtic Thunder return to their own brand of shiny new age Celtic-flavored music with Heritage. During the sessions for the album, one of the quintet's original vocalists, Paul Byrom, left the group and was replaced by Emmet Cahill -- though both appear here. The material on Heritage is a mix of traditional tunes, Phil Coulter originals, covers, and even a revisit of "Come by the Hills" from the group's debut album -- sung here in a Gaelic version, "Buachaill ón Eirne," and in a very different voice by Damian McGinty (he was only 14 when he sang it the ...