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Gaelic Storm
Released 2001

Beggarman
03:45
8,846 plays

Johnny Tarr
03:30
6,710 plays

Black Is The Colour
05:31
4,897 plays

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- 1
- Beggarman
- 03:45
- 8,846 plays

- 2
- Before The Night Is Over
- 04:53
- 4,491 plays

- 3
- Johnny Tarr
- 03:30
- 6,710 plays

- 4
- Swimmin' In The Sea
- 04:21
- 3,514 plays

- 5
- The Plouescat Races
- 04:28
- 3,498 plays

- 6
- Black Is The Colour
- 05:31
- 4,897 plays

- 7
- Mary's Eyes
- 04:18
- 4,033 plays

- 8
- New York Girls
- 04:24
- 3,901 plays

- 9
- An Poc Ar Buile
- 03:58
- 3,831 plays

- 10
- Thirsty Work
- 03:34
- 3,642 plays

- 11
- I Thought I Knew You
- 03:29
- 3,367 plays

- 12
- Go Home, Girl!
- 03:27
- 4,171 plays

- 13
- Midnight Kiss
- 06:04
- 3,324 plays

- 14
- Walk Through My Door
- 03:55
- 2,946 plays

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album review

On Tree, Gaelic Storm continues with some of the same infectious enthusiasm that won them fans on their two previous albums and their appearance in the movie Titanic. Part Celtic jam band, part jangly feel-good adult contemporary music, the group has universally exuberant lyrics backed by music that sounds a little less manic on this outing, yet still maintains a consistent energy. New member Kathleen Keane lends an added dimension to the band with her whistle playing, fiddling, and vocals. Songs like "Beggarman," "Swimmin' in the Sea," and "The Plouescat Races" stand up well to preceding Gaelic Storm releases. ~ Stacia Proefrock, All Music Guide