- Consequence Free
- Can't Stop Falling
- Feel It Turn
- Jack Hinks
- Boston and St. John's
- Margarita
- Trois Navires de Ble
- Ferryland Sealer
- Demasduit Dream
- Old Brown's Daughter
- I'm a Rover
- Captain Wedderburn
- Bad as I Am
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The Chieftains Guest Artist
Sean McCann Percussion,Guitar,Shaker,Vocals,Bodhran
Alan Doyle Guitar,Vocals,Mandola,Bouzouki,Mandolin
Darrell Power Bass,Guitar,Vocals
Ryan MacNeil Cabasa
Steve Berlin Organ (Hammond)
Bob Hallett Fiddle,Vocals,Bouzouki,Mandolin,Concertina,Low Whistle,Button Accordion
Al Cross Drums
Miles Wilkinson Engineer
Aaron Warner Mixing Assistant
Alan Doyle Composer,Lyricist
Andrew MacNaughtan Photography,Art Direction
P.R. Brown Design
Spencer Crewe Assistant Engineer
Traditional Composer,Lyricist
Steve Berlin Mixing,Producer
Bob Hallett Composer,Lyricist,Liner Notes
Great Big Sea Arranger,Composer,Lyricist,Producer
Greg Calbi Mastering
Ron Hynes Composer,Lyricist
Robert Schaper Mixing


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Overview
Turn is Great Big Sea's third major label release, and the band's third one-word titled CD (following 1995's Up and 1997's Play). Along with the similarity of titles there is a similarity of music. This CD differs very little from the group's past releases. Great Big Sea continues to produce energetic, rock-flavored Celtic music, almost a cross between Spirit of the West and Weddings, Parties, Anything. In fact, the only change noticeable on this CD is that the band seems to sound more like Spirit of the West. Perhaps this is the influence of using Steve Berlin as a co-producer this time around instead of Danny Greenspoon, who was used on previous releases. One would think that Berlin would add a rougher edge to the music; however, the opposite is true. The assistance of the Chieftains also contributes to the well-defined Celtic sound. As usual, the traditional East Coast maritime folk songs are here -- the cover version of "Old Brown's Daughter" using Ron Hynes' tune instead of the traditional tune is breathtaking -- and the interpretations are always entertaining. The band also writes its own material, which differs little from other releases. Overall, the CD is good; the music is well-played and the band sounds great. The only problem is that Great Big Sea has not grown very much over the past few years. In this sense, fans will not be disappointed, but casual listeners will have a hard time distinguishing this CD from any of the band's other releases. ~ Aaron Badgley
Product Details
Release Date: | 03/07/2000 |
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Label: | Sire |
UPC: | 0643443108522 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Great Big Sea Primary ArtistThe Chieftains Guest Artist
Sean McCann Percussion,Guitar,Shaker,Vocals,Bodhran
Alan Doyle Guitar,Vocals,Mandola,Bouzouki,Mandolin
Darrell Power Bass,Guitar,Vocals
Ryan MacNeil Cabasa
Steve Berlin Organ (Hammond)
Bob Hallett Fiddle,Vocals,Bouzouki,Mandolin,Concertina,Low Whistle,Button Accordion
Al Cross Drums
Technical Credits
Sean McCann Composer,LyricistMiles Wilkinson Engineer
Aaron Warner Mixing Assistant
Alan Doyle Composer,Lyricist
Andrew MacNaughtan Photography,Art Direction
P.R. Brown Design
Spencer Crewe Assistant Engineer
Traditional Composer,Lyricist
Steve Berlin Mixing,Producer
Bob Hallett Composer,Lyricist,Liner Notes
Great Big Sea Arranger,Composer,Lyricist,Producer
Greg Calbi Mastering
Ron Hynes Composer,Lyricist
Robert Schaper Mixing
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