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A Few Oats Shy of a Haggis
A wonderful collection of original and traditional Celtic songs and tunes.
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A Few Oats Shy of a Haggis, CD @ $17.50

Samples
MP3 Track Title
Play The Selkie Queen
Play Ayo Visto Lo Mappamundi
Play Kilkelly
Play Juan Coffeebean
Play I'll Tell Me Ma
Play New Oysters
Play The Water is Wide/Avalon's Shore
Play Jean De Nivelle
Play O, Kyrie, Thou Wilt Leave Me/Follow Me Up To Carlow
Play Mirror
Play Ye Mariners All
Play Whiskey In The Jar
Play Karelia's Song
Play In Liverpool
Play Come, Kate, and Sing
Play Boys of Bedlam
Play Wedding Bransle
Play Gaudete
Artist Performed
Eben Brooks*Guitar, Bodhràn, Vocals, Songwriting
Craig Kozeluh*Bodhràn, Doumbek, Bones, Vocals, Songwriting
Katie Weatherup*Vocals
Wolf Klauschie*Didjeridu, Gusle, Saz, Triangle, Sticks, Mandolin, Vocals
Laura Kate Barrett*Vocals, Songwriting
Elizabeth Hostetter*Recorder, Flute, Pennywhistle, Vocals
Marc Biagi*Pennywhistle, Recorder, Vocals
Notes:

"Juan Coffeebean" was written on a dare from Bill Stoddard.

"The Selkie Queen" was composed by firelight, dust and red wine. Thanks to THL Ygraine.

"Avalon's Shore" was stolen borrowed from our good friend Enrique, who use to be an Oat way back when.

"Mirror" was written after reading Stephen R. Donaldson's The Mirror of Her Dreams and A Man Rides Through during a severe bout of unemployment.

"Karelia's Song" was recorded with permission from David R. Watson.

"Come, Kate, and Sing" is written in the style of 16th century catches. (Craig has never had coffee like this, but if you find some, let him know.)

"Wedding Bransle" was composed for the wedding of Gina and Oliver, and was recorded and performed with their permission.

Marc Biagi bids a fond farewell to the Oats and to all Oats fans. On this album, he plays on "The Selkie Queen", "O Kyrie Thou Wilt Leave Me" and "Mirror", and he sings on "Juan Coffeebean", "Avalon's Shore" and "Ye Mariners All".

Special thanks to: Steve Langdon, Rob Heller and Jill Bingham, Anastasia Hunter and Charles Herbig, Mistress Eilidh, the ever-changing company of Potrero War autocrats, and all of our fans. Without you, this album could not exist.

© 2000 The Wild Oats. All Rights Reserved.
Recorded at Langdon Production Studios, La Mesa, California
Produced by Steve Langdon and The Wild Oats
Replication by Oasis CD. Printed in the U.S.A.
Cover and interior art by Laura Kate Barrett (with a little help from Caravaggio).



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