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“Live” CD

1. Caramel / Tamarind
2. The Maple Leaf / Green Groves Of Erin / Baluga
3. Bitter The Parting
4. Jug Of Punch / Paddy Fahy’s / The Woman I Never Forgot
5. Tell Me What You See In Me
6. Caleb Meyer
7. Mountain Road / Cooley’s
8. The Penknife Killer
9. Slow Shuffle Dry Shuffle
10. Fisherman's Blues

 

£9.99 Plus £1 P&P using secure Paypal. Please allow up to 7 days for delivery.

 

The “Live” album features the twin sisters' mesmerising harmonies, underpinned by beautiful dynamic-rich arrangements on low whistle, harp, fiddle, guitar and stick bass. The instrumentals combine the passion and flavours of Irish, Eastern European and Gypsy music. The album delivers original pieces and inventively reworked versions of songs by a diverse range of gifted song-smiths including: Gillian Welch, John Doyle, Mike Scott, Sandy Denny and Suzanne Vega.

“Beautiful acoustic driven Celtic music…” - Karen Morton, Celtic Hearts, Splash Radio

Shortly after the release of the album, Camine received an email from a curious Mike Scott (WATERBOY’S) - wanting to hear what they had done with ‘Fisherman’s Blues’. He gave their version of his song and the whole album a thumbs up, here’s what he wrote:

“Hi Z&R,
the CD arrived safely this morning - thanks. I've had a listen and I like the FB version. Great vocals and I love the fiddle style. That's a terrific moment at the end when you do the same wavery thing with fid and voice at the same time. The rest of the stuff sounds just as good.
Good luck and thanks again for sending the CD!” - Mike Scott

 

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Prior to Camine, the twins launched their musical careers when they were students at art college in Canterbury. They formed the five piece roots band Jacobs Ladder and record the album ‘Kite’ - an eclectic mix of self-penned songs and unique arrangements and instrumentals which characterised the Jacobs Ladder sound.

"Kite" – Jacobs Ladder

1. Merry Sea
2. Tolka Polka
3. Clothes Of Sand
4. Kite
5. Sweeter Fruit
6. Amoroso
7. Rescue Me
8. Turn The Page
9. Det Maste Handa Nagot
10. Utan Sans / An Dro d'Oghan
11. Tell Me What You See In me

 

There are only a very limited number of this album still available for purchase. For details please Contact us

“Highly acclaimed album by five piece contemporary roots band fronted by the Egle sisters. Jacobs Ladder as a band comprise Ramona and Zinta plus Hugh Wisdom on marimba and flutes (concert "C", alto, and Norwegian shepherds flute), Simon Marchant on fretless bass, bass, electronic things and Andy Renshaw on percussion. Jacobs Ladder draw on musical traditions from around the world - old and new, and forge this into something uniquely original and evocative. Self penned songs alongside those of Nick Drake and Dougie Maclean balance with instrumentals from Brittany, Scandinavia, Medieval Italy and beyond. It all adds up to create a classic sound.”

 

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Camine sample repertoire

Tunes:

Jig of Slurs / Bill Wards
The Gold Ring
Calliope / Kesh Jig
The History Man
Spootiskerry / High Road to Linton
Haste to the Wedding / Sixpenny Money / Morrison’s
Tamarind
The Maple Leaf / Green Groves of Erin / Baluga
Jug of Punch / Paddy Fahy’s / The Woman I Never Forgot
Mountain Road / Cooley’s
Maries Wedding / Horses Brawl
Bear Dance
John Ryan’s Polka / Dennis Murphy’s
Rocky Road to Dublin / Kid on the Mountain
The Hungry Rock
Floating to Skerry / Pipe on the Hob / Lark in the Morning
Silver
The Lonesome Boatman
Kitchen Girls / Full Rigged Ships
The Rights of Man
Jacky Tar /The Peacock’s Feather / Castle Kelly
King of the Fairies / Farewell to Erin
St Anne’s Reel / the Ash plant / Silver Spear
Lilting Banshee / Killavil jig / Cliffs of Moher
Julia Delaney’s / Ships are Sailing
New Market Polkas / Ballydesmond Polka

Songs:

Fisherman’s Blues
Cinnamon & Caramel
The Littlest Birds
Caledonia
Rescue Me
Part of the Process
Bitter the Parting
Tell Me What You See In Me
Banks of the Nile
Too Close to the Wind
Song to the Siren
Next Market Day
Caleb Meyer
Slow Shuffle Dry Shuffle
Killing the Blues

 

 

And popular songs for St. Patrick’s Day:

 

 

 

 

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