Our Kilt just dropped! Pick one up for yourselves!
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"Kilted Cavort" is your ticket to the perfect pub crawl. Please enjoy these tracks!
1. Fall Down Billy O'Shea - a pub crawl gone awry.
2. Drunken Sailor - dealing with your coworkers without HR's involvement
3. Old Dun Cow - an incendiary event at a pub
4. Danny Boy - our twist on the classic
5. The Goat Set - you had no idea instrumental sets could be so good!
6. The Scotsman - let's be honest, you've always wanted to know what he wears beneath his kilt...
7. Pills of White Mercury - the last wishes of a dying man, whose brush with love rendered him ill.
8. Wild Rover - I swear, I'll never, ever drink that much again...another round?
9. Damn Cold Song - How cold can it get in Scotland? Let's find out!
10. Health to the Company - Does this night have to end?
2. Drunken Sailor - dealing with your coworkers without HR's involvement
3. Old Dun Cow - an incendiary event at a pub
4. Danny Boy - our twist on the classic
5. The Goat Set - you had no idea instrumental sets could be so good!
6. The Scotsman - let's be honest, you've always wanted to know what he wears beneath his kilt...
7. Pills of White Mercury - the last wishes of a dying man, whose brush with love rendered him ill.
8. Wild Rover - I swear, I'll never, ever drink that much again...another round?
9. Damn Cold Song - How cold can it get in Scotland? Let's find out!
10. Health to the Company - Does this night have to end?
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The title "Cairde Cavort" evokes the spirit of friendship and musical camaraderie in this album. The songs will take you on a wild Irish journey of hooch-hiding, lover-leaving, drum-thumping romantic indecisiveness. Since 2015 Tami Curtis has been leading her Cavorters throughout the Pacific Northwest, entertaining folks with the band's fiddle, flute, bodhran and guitar. Embracing traditional instrumentals and weaving them into songs, Cavort carries on the legacy of Celtic music. Listeners will hear cello and bass on "Cairde Cavort", as well as several original compositions that broadcasts the spirit of our musical inheritance.
1) Hills of Connemara
Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Alex Sturbaum (guitar), Ryan Farris (fiddle), Cam St. Louis (tin whistle) "Hooch-hiding in the hills song." 2) False Lady Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Clint Dye (guitar), Ryan Farris (fiddle and cello) "Unrequited love, a homicide, and a trial with a bird judge" 3) Ryan's Tunes: The Broken Compass/Workin' at the Winery/The Humours of Kilmanin/The Moose in the Meadow (written by Ryan Farris) Ryan Farris (fiddle), Clint Dye (guitar and bass), Tami Curtis (bodhran) "A fancy Farris fiddle frolic." 4) Cruel Sister Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Alex Sturbaum (guitar), Ryan Farris (fiddle and cello) "Sibling rivalry, a homicide, then arts and crafts with bones" 5) P Stands for Paddy Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Clint Dye (guitar), Ryan Farris (fiddle and cello) "A two-timer confronts a three-timer who has legit romantic indecisiveness." 6) The Gardener Tami Curtis (vocals), Ryan Farris (cello), Alex Sturbaum (guitar) "A gardener promises a floral-gown to the Lord's daughter in exchange for her flower..." 7) Butcher Boy Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Alex Sturbaum (guitar), Ryan Farris (fiddle) "A young butcher refuses to stick around after his girlfriend becomes pregnant, and thereby she refuses to stick around thereafter..." 8) Gypsy Czardas in the Lea (arranged by Tami Curtis) Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Clint Dye (guitar amd bass), Ryan Farris (fiddle) "The Lady of the Manor runs off with the gypsies, refusing to be bound by the apparent material handcuffs of marriage. The Lord of the House turns the tables and reveals himself as King of the Gypsies with no binding intentions." 9) Frisky Whisky (written by Tami Curtis) Tami Curtis (vocals and bodhran), Alex Sturbaum (guitar), Ryan Farris (fiddle), Cam St. Louis (tin whistle) "Boy meets girl in bar drinking same favored whisky." 10) Rocky Road to Dublin Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Ryan Farris (fiddle), Clint Dye (guitar and bass) "Employment predicaments lead an Irish lad to England and back, experiencing robbery, prejudice, contempt, poverty, and a brawl." 11) One Louder (arranged by Tami Curtis) Tami Curtis (bodhrán) "Bodhran drumline marching cadence" |
1) Bedlam Boys
Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Alex Sturbaum (guitar), Colin Lindsay (fiddle), Cam St. Louis (tin whistle) 2) Keep our Fire Burning (written by Tami Curtis) Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Alex Sturbaum (guitar), Colin Lindsay (fiddle), Cam St. Louis (tin whistle), Jack Tillman (bass) 3) The Raggle Taggle Gypsy Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Alex Sturbaum (bouzouki), Colin Lindsay (fiddle), Cam St. Louis (tin whistle) 4) Grave – (written by Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger) Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), WB Reid (guitar), Colin Lindsay (concertina) 5) Step it out, Mary Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Alex Sturbaum (guitar), Colin Lindsay (fiddle and vocals), Cam St. Louis (Irish flute) 6) Terror Time Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), WB Reid (guitar) 7) The Mickey Dam Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), Alex Sturbaum (guitar), Colin Lindsay (fiddle), Cam St. Louis (tin whistle) 8) She’s Like a Swallow Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), WB Reid (guitar and 6-string banjo) 9) '67 Beetle/Man Cologne (written by Tami Curtis) WB Reid (6-string banjo, guitar), Jack Tillman (upright bass) 10) Cantina Ceili (written by Tami Curtis) Tami Curtis (vocals, bodhrán), WB Reid (guitar), Colin Lindsay (fiddle), Jack Tillman (bass) 11) Frank’s Waltz (written by Tami Curtis) WB Reid (guitar), Colin Lindsay (fiddle, concertina), Jack Tillman (bass) |