- Good Drying Set
- Hieland Harry
- The Rigs o' Rye
- The Athol Gathering
- St. Kilda Set
- The Shearin's No for You
- The Three Healths
- Crann Tara Set
- The Wars o' Germany
- Islay Charms Set
- Last May a Braw Wooer
- Fareweel You Silver Darlin's
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Les Wilson Guitar,Vocals,Bouzouki,Keyboards
Roy Gullane Guitar,Vocals
John Martin Mandolin,Vocals,Fiddle,Viola,Cello
Duncan J. Nicholson Whistle (Instrument),Bagpipes,Pipe
Phil Smillie Whistle (Instrument),Vocals,Flute
Brian Wittman Design
Robert Wallace Composer
Nik Kinloch Post Production
Kevin Yatarola Photography
Allan MacDonald Composer
Traditional Composer
J. Allen Composer
Rod MacDonald Composer
The Tannahill Weavers Producer
Terry Adams Engineer
Thomas Rota Compilation Producer
Robert Burns Composer
Donald Sanders Illustrations
Colm Henry Photography
Maggie Smillie Editing
Phil Smillie Post Production,Photography
Don MacLeod Composer
Norman Chalmers Photography


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Overview
The Tannahill Weavers have never really made a weak album, and this one is far from weak, but their best albums all have one or two moments of emotional and musical transcendence, and there are not any such moments on Leaving St. Kilda. As usual, the songs are more exciting than the instrumental sets, which are generally dominated by the sound of the highland pipes and get to be just a bit much by the third or fourth tune in the set (though the gorgeous "St. Kilda Set" is a notable exception on this album). Leaving St. Kilda peaks at the end with a ravishingly beautiful song of farewell entitled "Fareweel You Silver Darlin's" (written by guitarist and lead singer Roy Gullane), but other highlights include the slightly creepy "The Shearin's No for You" (in which a young swain reassures his love that he really has no intention of killing her) and the hearty drinking song "The Three Healths." There is also a very fine version of the classic William Motherwell song "The Wars o' Germany." If Leaving St. Kilda falls a bit short of the Tannahill Weavers' best work, that fact only underscores the consistently high quality of their other albums. ~ Rick Anderson
Product Details
Release Date: | 10/15/1996 |
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Label: | GREEN LINNET |
UPC: | 0048248117623 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
The Tannahill Weavers Primary ArtistLes Wilson Guitar,Vocals,Bouzouki,Keyboards
Roy Gullane Guitar,Vocals
John Martin Mandolin,Vocals,Fiddle,Viola,Cello
Duncan J. Nicholson Whistle (Instrument),Bagpipes,Pipe
Phil Smillie Whistle (Instrument),Vocals,Flute
Technical Credits
John Martin PhotographyBrian Wittman Design
Robert Wallace Composer
Nik Kinloch Post Production
Kevin Yatarola Photography
Allan MacDonald Composer
Traditional Composer
J. Allen Composer
Rod MacDonald Composer
The Tannahill Weavers Producer
Terry Adams Engineer
Thomas Rota Compilation Producer
Robert Burns Composer
Donald Sanders Illustrations
Colm Henry Photography
Maggie Smillie Editing
Phil Smillie Post Production,Photography
Don MacLeod Composer
Norman Chalmers Photography
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