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- Bring Yer Wellies
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Gaelic Storm
Released 2006

Bare In The Basin
03:24
9,913 plays

Dia Luain, De Mairt
03:05
9,184 plays

Hello Monday
03:18
8,358 plays

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- 1
- Scalliwag
- 03:32
- 17,002 plays

- 2
- Me & The Moon
- 04:23
- 12,002 plays

- 3
- Never Drink 'em Dry (Johnny Tarr's Funeral)
- 03:03
- 11,972 plays

- 4
- The Devil Down Below
- 03:26
- 10,896 plays

- 5
- Dia Luain, De Mairt
- 03:05
- 9,184 plays

- 6
- Bare In The Basin
- 03:24
- 9,913 plays

- 7
- Kelly's Wellies
- 03:52
- 10,528 plays

- 8
- Slingshot
- 03:25
- 7,719 plays

- 9
- Hello Monday
- 03:18
- 8,358 plays

- 10
- The Long Way Home
- 04:28
- 7,488 plays

- 11
- The Salt Lick
- 03:43
- 7,826 plays

- 12
- Don't Go For The One
- 02:09
- 11,940 plays

- 13
- Tornado Alley
- 03:37
- 7,505 plays

- 14
- Kiss Me I'm Irish
- 05:01
- 13,510 plays

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album review

Want to experience drinking a pint in an Irish pub, in the comfort of your living room? Then Gaelic Storm's Bring Yer Wellies ("wellies" is slang for rubber rain boots from Europe) is certainly recommended. Despite the rough edges being mostly smoothed over, the band still delivers an uptempo, carefree, feel-good time. Interestingly, although the group's sound is unmistakably Irish, there is only one member who actually hails from Ireland -- singer Patrick Murphy (the others hail from either England, Canada, or the U.S.). Regardless, Gaelic Storm sound like a well-honed version of the real thing, as evidenced by such tracks as "Never Drink 'Em Dry (Johnny Tarr's Funeral)" "The Devil Down Below," and "The Salt Lick." The band's hard work (they recorded this 14-track set in a month's time, and play over 125 shows per year) is certainly paying off, as heard throughout Bring Yer Wellies. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide