Even Hotter Water

Banshee in the Kitchen

Available from Banshee in the Kitchen's web site.

A review written for the Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange
by Mike Jurkovic
(rnrcurmudgeon@yahoo.com)

I don't know what I was expecting when I requested to review Even Hotter Water, but I must confess to a feeling of disappointment as I listened.

Playing traditional Celtic melodies, jigs, reels, and songs on traditional instruments - hammered dulcimer, fiddles, accordion, bodhran, six- and twelve-string guitars, Irish bouzouki, whistles - Brenda Hunter, Jill Egland, and Mary Tulin sure play and harmonize exceptionally well. But as far as bringing anything new to the table well, that's where my disappointment lies. Inquisitive traditionalists they may be, but in the end, as lovely as it sounds, it still sounds like another Irish music collection.

Track List:

Shoe Jewish Girl Bantry Marches Milltown Comb Sonja The Righteous Set The Aran Boat Song	Mom's Bog Sligo March of the King of Laoise The Castaways Miss Gordon of Gight Ye Jacobites Merrily Kiss the Quaker
Produced by Banshee in the Kitchen

Edited by: David N. Pyles (dnpyles@acousticmusic.com)