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Acadian Saturday Night ~ Stan Rogers (V) Barrett's Privateers ~ Stan Rogers (V) The Black And Tans ~ Dominic Behan (V) Catch The Wind ~ Donovan (V) The Days Of Yore ~ D'Arcy Broderick (V) The Dublin Reel ~ Carl Corcoran & Rosemarie Taylor (V) I Saw Three Ships ~ Traditional John O'Dreams ~ Bill Caddick (V) Lovers ~ Adrian Mannering Misty Morning Shore (V) Murphy Broke The Pledge ~ Johnny Burke Never Been There Before ~ Johnny Burke (V) Out From St. Leonards ~ Gary O'Driscoll (V) Raggle-Taggle Gypsy ~ Traditional (V) Rollin' Of The Sea ~ Burrows/Handley (Vx2) Sam Hall ~ Traditional (V) Shamrock City ~ Ron Kavanagh (V) Uncle Dan ~ Traditional (V) Will They Lie There Evermore ~ John Phippard (V) Biographical Notes Formed in 1990, this Newfoundland and Labrador band has a loyal local following, as well as many fans outside Canada. Their debut album, Misty Morning Shore was released in 1991 and landed the group a contract with Warner Music, who released the group's second album, Look To The Sea, in 1993. Gypsies And Lovers followed in 1996, the year they received a Juno Award and the title Entertainers Of The Year at the East Coast Music Awards. The band toured throughout the late 1990s, releasing a number of compilations and a Christmas album which preceded 2004's Across The Water on New York's Kells Records. Southern Shore was released in 2007, and was produced by Great Big Sea's Alan Doyle. The current line-up includes vocalist/guitarist Con O'Brien, Glenn Hiscock on fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and vocals, Graham Wells on accordion, tin whistle, bodhran, and vocals, Mike Hanrahan on banjo, bouzouki, mandolin, guitar, and lead vocals, and Paul Hiscock on bass and vocals. |