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A Month of Sundays

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Download links and information about A Month of Sundays by Mike Katz. This album was released in 2004 and it belongs to World Music, Songwriter/Lyricist, Celtic genres. It contains 15 tracks with total duration of 56:56 minutes.

Artist: Mike Katz
Release date: 2004
Genre: World Music, Songwriter/Lyricist, Celtic
Tracks: 15
Duration: 56:56
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The Best Englishman / Chase the Train / Mr MacKinnon of Corry (Fear Choire Chatachain) / Le Tirez Bouchon (The Cork Screw) 4:24
2. The Fiddler / Back of the Change House / The Birks of Abergeldie / Curries / Na Goisidich (The Gossip) 4:37
3. Earl Mareshals (Keith) Reel (Iarla Marasgal) / Sir JM MacKenzies Reel (Gun Dh Ith Na Coin Na Ceannaichean) / Dr MacPhails / Andrew Bain 2:29
4. The Bookies Jig / Seann Bhriogais Uilleim (Willies Old Trousers) / The Reel of Bogie (Ruidhle Bhalgaidh) 3:36
5. Miss Forbes Farewell to Banff / The Earl of Errol / The Ladies from Hell / The Black Watch Polka 4:06
6. Ho Ro Shiubhlainn Fada (Ho Ro I Would Travel a Long Way) / Dr Finlay Macleod / Sunset At Tommys 4:04
7. Taits / Dr Carol G Katz / Land of Milk and Honey 5:03
8. Marig Ar Pontolan 2:55
9. Marche Vannetaise / Capt. Kinnear / Les Blaireaux de Cornouaille 3:29
10. Mackays Rant (Mac Aoidh Na Sheasamh) / The Smiths Daughter (Nighean Dubh a Gobha Bhain) / Donalds Rant / Ruileadh Cailleach (The Old Womans Reel) 3:01
11. The Unst Wedding March / Mexico 1 Armenia 1 3:23
12. Dark Lowers In the Night / A Month of Sundays 4:02
13. Abbeyhill / Gavotte / Gavotte 3:48
14. Monday's Jig / The Road to Bruntsfield / Donnie MacGregor 4:08
15. Major Mansons Farewell to Clachantrushal / The Goats Pen (Cro Nan Bobhar) / Tubular Peat 3:51

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No one can call the Battlefield Band's Mike Katz a bog-standard piper. A native Californian (now Scots by inclination), he's always taken an eclectic approach to the instrument, which shows through all too clearly on this solo debut. In many ways, it's a summation of his career thus far, drawing on tunes he's played with the Battlefields and earlier with the Gas Board Pipe Band — there's even one learned from the L.A. Pipe Band. Add to that some striking pieces from his own pen and others lovingly discovered in old collections, and you have a wide musical range. That's made even wider by the jazzy guitar backup of Kevin Mackenzie, with contributions from several other artists, including bandmate Alasdair White. Katz even indulges in a little bass playing to take himself back to his very early punk days. It's the kind of disc to appeal even to those who don't like piping. Katz is a master at what he does, and his joy in presenting it is palpable.