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1.1 The Hosting of the Shee1.2 Song of Wandering Aengus1.3 News for the Delphic Oracle1.4 A Full Moon in March1.5 Sweet Dancer2.1 White Birds2.2 The Lake Isle of Innisfree2.3 Mad As the Mist and Snow2.4 Before the World Was Made2.5 Sep-133.1 An Irish Airman Foresees His Death3.2 Politics3.3 Let the Earth Bear Witness3.4 The Faery's Last Song4.1 A Faery Song (We Who Are Old)4.2 THW Four Ages of Man4.3 Our Father Rosy Cross4.4 Do Not Love Too Long4.5 The Travelling Man and the Tree4.6 News for the Delphic Oracle (Demo) |
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2 |
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| Description: | An Appointment with Mr Yeats sees the words of W B Yeats, Ireland's greatest poet, merged with the music of The Waterboys, one of Britain and Ireland's greatest bands, in a truly unique and ambitious musical undertaking. The album was first released in 2011, and has been remixed and remastered for re-issue, now containing 6 previously
unreleased bonus tracks.
Waterboys vocalist Mike Scott first set Yeats to music in 1988 when he wrote a musical accompaniment for the classic poem The Stolen Child, included on their seminal album 'Fisherman's Blues'. Scott's love of literature flows throughout the work of The Waterboys. Scott explained: "I grew up in a house full of books so literature and language have always been important to me. Working with other peoples' words is something that comes as natural to me as working with my own. In a way it's even more immediate; I've always found writing music an easier process than the writing of lyrics, and setting words of the quality of Yeats' to music is an enormous privilege and treat."
An Appointment with Mr. Yeats is a unique opportunity for lovers of great music and great literature to celebrate the union of song and word in one spectacular record. - .. YEATSDouble vinyl LP pressing. An Appointment with Mr. Yeats is the tenth studio album by The Waterboys, originally released in 2011. The album contains 14 tracks, all of which are based upon the poetry of W.B. Yeats, a long term influence on lead-songwriter Mike Scott. 2 x 180gram green colored vinylRecorded at Kore, Music Room, Sofa and Studio 3, March - June 2011
Recording Project Manager: Philip Tennant
Mastered at 360 Mastering, London
Remastered by Don Jackson, 2021
Remixed by Mike Scott, 2020
Additional photography: Helge Skodvin, Paul McManus, Steve Wickham, Ralph Salmins.
2021 adapted design & artwork: ianrossdesigner.com
Management: Danny Goldberg and Jesse Bauer for Goldvillage Entertainment Inc.
Music Written by Mike Scott except
Sweet Dancer & White Birds by Freddie Stevenson and Mike Scott
Mad As The Mist and Snow & September 1913 by Mike Scott & Steve Wickham
The Faery's Last Song by Mike Scott & Katie Kim
Do Not Leave Too Long by Mike Scott & James Maddock
The Travelling Man And The Tree by C.I. Evans
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| No. of tracks: |
20 |
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| Manufacturer No.: |
05228441 |
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