Uncommon Ground, by Across The Great Divide

Uncommon Ground

by Across The Great Divide

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1.	Raglan Road (Fáinne Geal an Lae) 04:32	info	buy track
2.	Gander in the Pratie Hole / Music for a Found Harmonium 05:49	info	buy track
3.	Saints and Sinners 04:03	info	buy track
4.	The Patriot 02:59	info	buy track
5.	Happy MacHappie / First of February 05:08	info	buy track
6.	Arran Boat 04:45	info	buy track
7.	Circle of Friends 02:58	info	buy track
8.	The Sleeping Tune 03:59	lyrics	buy track
music - Gordon Duncan Karen Jones (clarsach) Tony Burt (piano, resonator, djembe) Hanna Wiskari-Griffiths (soprano sax)
9.	Long She Waits / The Snapper Sandwich (Bounce) 04:22	lyrics	buy track
music-Tony Burt Tony Burt (resonator, cajon) Karen Jones (guitar) Garrett Evans (bass)
10.	Auld Lang Syne 05:33	lyrics	buy track
Karen Jones ( vocals, guitar) Tony Burt (resonator) Hanna Wiskari-Griffiths (Soprano sax) James Geluk (bass) Victoria Vigenser (backing vocals)
11.	Holly Cut the Horse Hair 01:02	info	buy track

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It is the music that brings us together but it is the
love, friendship, and common values which bind us.
We are blessed to live and play in Aotearoa,
Aroha to our Circle of Friends the New Zealand folk community.

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released April 10, 2021

Musicians
Karen Jones clarsach, guitar, vocals, bodhran, piano
Tony Burt resonator, hilo steel guitar, guitar, piano, cajon, djembe
Hanna Wiskari-Griffiths soprano sax
James Geluk bass
Lindsay Martin fiddle
Mike Vass fiddle
Shimna Higgins fiddle
Jon Sanders guizouki
Garrett Evans bass
Yair Katz percussion
Jim Perkins guitar
Victoria Vigenser bodhran, backing vocals

Engineers -Phil Riley - Life of Riley ,Tony Burt Curio Music , Lance McNicholl - Titirangi

Mix Tony Burt with the assisted expert ears of Phil Riley and David Antony Clark

Mastered by David Antony Clark at Audio Rescue

Cover photography by Mary Livingstone

Sleeve Design and Oparaou bonfire photo Tony Burt

Produced by Tony Burt and Karen Jones

Made in New Zealand Curio Music 2018

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Across The Great Divide New Zealand

ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE are passionate artists from Americana, Celtic and often Scandinavian traditions.

From their empathetic arrangements of evocative and soulful Celtic airs, to wild and vibrant jigs, reels, Americana and Swedish compositions, Across the Great Divide bring a new fusion of artists and instruments not normally gracing the same stage. ... more

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