Roses and Tears
2008 studio album by Capercaillie
Roses and Tears | ||||
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Studio album by Capercaillie | ||||
Released | April 2008 | |||
Genre | Folk rock | |||
Label | Vertical Records | |||
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Allmusic | [1] |
Roses and Tears is the tenth studio album by folk rock band Capercaillie, their first one in five years. The working title of the album was Call it a Day, a reference to the band's plans to wind down their performances and eventually disband completely in 2008.
Track listing
- "Him Bo"
- "Him Bo Hug I O (I Am in Distress)"
- "Aman"
- "Turas An Ànraidh"
- "Turas An Ànraidh" (The Stormy Voyage)
- "The Ortigueira Waltz"
- "Gheibh Sinn Ribinnean Mora Mora" (We'll Get Great Big Ribbons)
- "Don't You Go" (written by John Martyn)
- "The Aphrodisiac"
- "Hardiman The Fiddler"
- "My Love's Wedding"
- "The Aphrodisiac"
- "Barra Clapping Song"
- "O Lioba Co Leathag" (A Clapping Song From Barra)
- "Mo Ghun Ur Sioda" (My New Silk Gown)
- "Seinneam Cliù Nam Fear Ùr" (I Sing the Praises of the Brave Lads)
- "Oran Sugraidh" (The Flirting Song)
- "The Quimper Waltz"
- "The Quimper Waltz"
- "An Damez Kozh"
- "Soldier Boy"
- "A'racan a Bh'againne"
- "Iain Mor Fada Gobhlach" (Big Tall Bow-legged Iain)
- "A'racan a Bh'againne" (The Drake We Used To Have)
- "Rose Cottage Reels"
- "The Reverend"
- "The Hare's Paw"
- "Old New Year"
- "Rose Cottage"
- "Leodhasach an Tir Chein" (A Lewisman In A Foreign Country)
Charts
Chart (2008) | Peak position |
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Scottish Albums Chart (OCC)[2] | 94 |
References
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Capercaillie
- Karen Matheson
- Charlie McKerron
- Michael McGoldrick
- Manus Lunny
- Donald Shaw
- Ewen Vernal
- Che Beresford
- David Robertson
- Cascade (1984)
- Crosswinds (1987)
- Sidewaulk (1989)
- Delirium (1991)
- Secret People (1993)
- To the Moon (1996)
- Beautiful Wasteland (1997)
- Nadurra (2000)
- Choice Language (2003)
- Roses and Tears (2008)
- At the Heart of It All (2013)
- Live in Concert (2002)
- The Blood Is Strong (1988)
- Glenfinnan (Songs of the '45) (1998)
- Get Out (1992)
- Capercaillie (1994)
- Dusk till Dawn: The Best of Capercaillie (1998)
- Grace and Pride: The Anthology 2004–1984 (2004)
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