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Leaving Friday Harbor

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Download links and information about Leaving Friday Harbor by Battlefield Band. This album was released in 1999 and it belongs to World Music, Songwriter/Lyricist, Contemporary Folk, Celtic genres. It contains 15 tracks with total duration of 55:26 minutes.

Artist: Battlefield Band
Release date: 1999
Genre: World Music, Songwriter/Lyricist, Contemporary Folk, Celtic
Tracks: 15
Duration: 55:26
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Clan Coco / The Road to Benderloch / Fifteen Stubbies to Warragul 3:49
2. The Last Trip Home 4:59
3. It's Nice to Be Nice / The Auld Toon Band / McCabe's Reel 4:26
4. The Straw Man 4:51
5. Leaving Friday Harbor 5:16
6. The 24th Guards Brigade At Anzio / The Melbourne Sleeper / MacRae's of Linnie 3:55
7. One More Chorus / The Mason's Apron / The Mountain Road 4:49
8. The Pleasure Will Be Mine 4:04
9. Something for Jamie 3:35
10. The Sisters Reel / Marion & Donald / The Lassie With the Yellow Petticoat / Jesse the Body Ventura's Reel 3:46
11. Logie O' Buchan / Logie's Waltz 5:53
12. The Canongate Twitch / Steamboat to Detroit / Twenty Pounds of Gin / Break Yer Bass Drone 1:30
13. Love No More (featuring Alan Reid) 1:34
14. Bobby / Bag of Plums (featuring John McCusker) 1:12
15. Jimmy Waddell, Lochanside (featuring Davy Steele) 1:47

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Scottish music can be famously rousing, and with a name like the Battlefield Band, you might expect nonstop bagpipe tunes and war songs. Instead, on this album, the band specializes in delicate instrumental suites, ballads, and the occasional nostalgic song about lost country life. The pipes do play, but with a more lyrical tone than can be imagined by anyone who thinks of the instrument as just a part of a pipe-and-drum band. Indeed, the pairing of the pipe with tin whistle and fiddle on the title track is marvelous, even soothing. Of course, there are some rousing numbers, like "One More Chorus," a great little showoff piece for fiddler John McCusker. The band plays everything with the grace and authority that comes from long experience and a whole lot of talent in the same place, making Leaving Friday Harbor a must-have for fans of Scottish music with contemporary flair.