CD1: (download)
The Genesis Of Pegasus - A Mystery Of History
01. The Road Gets Longer
02. The Fourth Beer
03. Jimmy
04. Alcatraz Slide
05. Pray
06. The Beauty And The Beast
07. Ilona
08. Outdoor Life
09. My Slapping Day/In Vernali Tempore
10. Green Willis
11. Bottle of Blues
12. Canada
13. Magic Carpet Ride
14. Sonccoiman
15. Hyvinhän kaikki on
16. Dazzling Darkness
17. Für Taina
18. Tule kanssani
(Come
With Me)
19. How Would You Like
CD2: (download)
Daylight Snobbery In Pasadena
01. The Baroness
02. Looking For A Place
03. Mister Love
04. Crossroad Blues
05. Hans's Dance Call
06. Reasons
07. Ride
08. Shrink's Polka
09. All For You
10. Chicken
11. Cartwright Sisters, The Prettier One
12. Yellow Star
13. Skip To My Lou In F Minor
14. Into The Dream
15. Wodlar
16. The Old Crow Road
17. Pat The Man
18. Song Of The
Naturalist's Wife
19. There's A Woman, There's
A Man
20. Minor Swing
CD3: (download)
Summer In A Winter Wonderland
01. Light Flight
02. Pay Off Day
03. The Hunted
04. Hey Hey Hey
05. The Duchess Of York
06. Hyvyyden voima
07. Up And Out
08. Gypsy In The Rain
09. Cheaper By The Dozen
10. High Germanie
11. Dreaming Big
12. Charleston Rag
13. Catching Memories
14. Lampaanpolska (The
Merry Sheep Reel)
15. Crazy Bastard
16. Summer Day
17. Somewhere
18. Ingrid
19. The Pee Song
20. Walking Blues
CD4: (download)
The Claustrophobic Greyhound Hides Again
01. Take Five Greensleeves
02. Cowboy Next Door
03. Yobac
04. In The Sun
05. Cuckoo Song
06. A Thing Called Love
07. Leevi's Tune
08. Lastansa tuudittaa
09. Never Coming Home
10. Tanjushka From Mexico
11. Wed For Love
12. Since I Fell In Love
13. Glorious Night
14. Maria The Mermaid
15. Kotvang
16. Salvation Stomp
17. Cosmic Wheels
18. Nothing Land
19. Square Dance Rehearsal
20. Thursday's Child
21. The Slave Machine
22. Nuages
23. Smile
Mike Oldfield made this famous but it's not his or even a trad tune, it's made by Michael Praetorius around the beginning of the 17th century or so. (Better write it this way; if I put 'around 1600' maybe some of you may think - like Davy - oh, he wrote it 4 PM...) --Jore
Famous? Don't think I've ever heard this before - but I have heard of Mike Oldfield of course. Charming little Elizabethan melody with Jore playing the recorder as a cuckoo I guess. --Davy