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Intrepid

by Rory Campbell

Rory is one Scotland's finest pipers and tunesmiths. The album features Johnny Hardie on guitar (whom Rory plays alongside in Old Blind Dogs) and Donald Hay (Mystery Juice) on drums. And, as much of the album was recorded live, this CD is a great showcase for the energy produced from hearing and seeing the three of them play. Many of the tunes are Rory’s own compositions along with traditional melodies from Scotland, Galicia and Northumbria on various pipes and whistles, and a selection of songs sung in both Gaelic and English.

Rory Campbell (Pipes, Whistles, Vocals)
Johnny Hardie (Guitar)
Donald Hay (Drums, Percussion)

Media Reviews

........When Rory kicks off the CD with Murdoch MacArthur’s "Oran Nam Mocaisean" (the song of the moccasins) I am instantly captured by the hypnotic and hauntingly beautiful music. Then one highlight follows the other: Roddy Campbell’s tune "Break in Borve", dance tunes like Gavotte (France), Strathspey (Corinna Hewat) or Pasodoble (Galicia) and tunes written for Rory’s family alternate with hauntingly beautiful songs – cover versions, originals and traditional songs. At the end Rory sings "Sunny Outside" a capella, a song he has written several years ago, and proves that he also is an accomplished singer.
Campbell’s album is my favourite album of the year 2007... http://www.folkworld.eu

	FolkWorld
	........When Rory kicks off the CD with Murdoch MacArthur’s "Oran Nam Mocaisean" (the song of the moccasins) I am instantly captured by the hypnotic and hauntingly beautiful music. Then one highlight follows the other: Roddy Campbell’s tune "Break in Borve", dance tunes like Gavotte (France), Strathspey (Corinna Hewat) or Pasodoble (Galicia) and tunes written for Rory’s family alternate with hauntingly beautiful songs – cover versions, originals and traditional songs. At the end Rory sings "Sunny Outside" a capella, a song he has written several years ago, and proves that he also is an accomplished singer. Campbell’s album is my favourite album of the year 2007... http://www.folkworld.eu

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Tracks

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1.	Oran Nam Mogaisean (The Song of the Moccasins)
2.	Cotton Eyed
3.	Gavotte and Polka
4.	Pasodoble
5.	Joga
6.	Dodd Copeland
7.	Innes Campbell
8.	Gloria
9.	Anya
10.	Bass Strathspey
11.	Dreams
12.	Intrepid Jigs
13.	Nice To Be Home, Pour The Mustard
14.	Sunny Outside