| 1 | The
Snow and the Fire | |
| 2 | Time
to Talk | |
| 3 |
Port
Ui Mhuirgheasa | |
| 4 |
Tell
Me Once More | |
| 5 |
My
Town | |
| 6 |
Long
Day’s Waiting | |
| 7 |
The
Field Road | |
| 8 |
Dreaming
for the People | |
| 9 |
Turn
Away | |
| 10 |
Hidden
Beauty | |
| 11 |
These
Days | |
| 12 | Forget
About You | |
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Chris
Conway - |
vocals, acoustic & electric 9string guitars,
keyboards, tin whistle, kalimba,
electric mandolin |  |
Dan
Britton - | vocals,
acoustic & electric guitars, double bass, bodhran | Dave
Everitt - | vocals,
acoustic & electric guitars, double bass, zither | |
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track
3
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CCs Storming album)
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| background |
| at
the time | Dan
& Dave had been working together in a band The Horse Thieves, and then as
a duo. CC joined the duo and there followed a hugely fruitful period of songwrtiting
and performing for all of them. This debut album was digitally recorded as live
in Dave's house | | influences |
Alan
Stivell, Crosby, Stills Nash & Young, Van Morrisson, Mike Scott, John Sebastian,
Jesse Colin Young | | technical |
recorded
live onto DAT tape - mastered at Oblong Studios | |
hits |
Long
Day's Waiting, The Snow & The Fire | |
CC's
fave track | Porth
Ui Mhuirghaesa | | retrospect |
The
album had a magical innocence that marks it as a classic. All of the elements
of their music was layed out here - awesome songs, interplay, harmonies and novel
instrumentation marked The Storm Thieves out right away. Many songs on this album
continue in their solo and band repetoires.
Porth Ui Mhuirghaesa was released
by CC on his Storming album and Forget About You he re-recorded
a new version on his Close the Circle CD. Now's your
chance to hear the original recording recorded at 4am! CCs classic Long Day's
Waiting was re-recorded on Storming and on Chris &
Dan's Just Be Real CD - Dan's Snow & The Fire classic
being re-recorded on the latter.
It stands as a wonderful snapshot of
each of their musical histories - together and apart. | |
if
you like this album
you might also like...
 The
Storm Thieves - Endless Freefall
The
Storm Thieves - Long Time
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