Name: Get Out [Bonus Tracks]
Brand: Valley
SKU: 557484
Price: 17.49 USD
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Get Out [Bonus Tracks]

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Album: Get Out [Bonus Tracks]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Waiting for the Wheel to Turn
2)	Pige Ruadh
3)	Dean Cadalan Samhach/Servant to the Slave
4)	Silver Spear Reels
5)	Outlaws
6)	Coisich A' Ruin
7)	Fear A' Bhata
8)	Dr. MacPhail's Trance
9)	Distant Hill
10)	Reel Northern Light, The
11)	Mo Bhean Chomuinn
12)	Cur Nan Gobhar As A' Chreig, A
13)	Shanbally Castle/Caberfeidh

Album: Get Out [Bonus Tracks]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Waiting for the Wheel to Turn
2)	Pige Ruadh
3)	Dean Cadalan Samhach/Servant to the Slave
4)	Silver Spear Reels
5)	Outlaws
6)	Coisich A' Ruin
7)	Fear A' Bhata
8)	Dr. MacPhail's Trance
9)	Distant Hill
10)	Reel Northern Light, The
11)	Mo Bhean Chomuinn
12)	Cur Nan Gobhar As A' Chreig, A
13)	Shanbally Castle/Caberfeidh

Performer Notes

GET OUT is a special edition reissue featuring remixes and rare live performances of songs by Capercaillie.
Personnel: Karen Matheson (vocals); Manus Lunny (guitar, bouzouki); Charlie McKerron (fiddle); Donald Shaw (accordion, keyboards); James MacKintosh (drums); Marc Duff (bodhran); Alan Cuthbertson, Ian Morrow, Graham Dickson (programming).
Audio Mixers: D¢nal Lunny; Ian Morrow; Graham Dickson; Robin Rankin; Steve Jackson .
Liner Note Author: David Sinclair.
Recording information: Capitol Theatre, Aberdeen, Scotland (??/??/1990-05/15/1992); Cava Sound Workshops (??/??/1990-05/15/1992); Nairn Harbourfest (??/??/1990-05/15/1992); Palladium Studios (??/??/1990-05/15/1992).
Photographers: Mandy Shanks; Paul Rider.
Arranger: Capercaillie.
Get Out is a cross-section of traditional Celtic music and funk-inflected British funk music. The album is split between live tracks and remixed older releases, including "Coisich a Ruin," which was a Top 40 hit. That mean's Get Out is nearly a Capercaillie "greatest hits" collection -- it features their most familiar material, although not in their most familiar versions. Nevertheless, the album offers a good sampling of the group's material and works as a solid introduction to the group. ~ Thom Owens