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Phil Coulter
Total Tranquility: Best of Phil Coulter
Genres: Folk, International Music

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Flower of Scotland - Phil Coulter, Williams
2. The Skye Boat Song
3. Will Ye No Come Back Again
4. Loch Lomond
5. Dark Island - Phil Coulter, MacLachlan
6. I Belong to Glasgow - Phil Coulter, Fyffe
7. Ye Banks and Braes
8. Will Ye Go Lassie Go? - Phil Coulter, McPeake
9. Annie Laurie
10. Rowan Tree
11. Lochnagar
12. Amazing Grace
13. Erisky Love Lilt/Westering Home
14. Red Red Rose/Bonny Mary of Argyll
15. No Awa' Tae Bide Awa'/Scotland the Brave
16. Auld Lang Syne
Track Listings (16) - Disc #2
1. The Fields of Athenry - Phil Coulter, St. John, Pete
2. Spancil Hill
3. The Rose of Tralee
4. The Mountains of Mourne - Phil Coulter, Collision
5. Whiskey in the Jar
6. The Spinning Wheel
7. The Bard of Armagh/Bunclody
8. The Meeting of the Waters/The Rose of Mooncoin
9. Ar Eirin Ni Nosfhainn Ce Hi Faddah
10. As I Leave Behind Neidin - Phil Coulter, McCarthy
11. Raglan Road
12. The Old Man - Phil Coulter, Coulter
13. The Water Is Wide
14. Mo Ghile Mear
15. The Town I Loved So Well - Phil Coulter, Coulter
16. Ballads and Blarney

CD Details

All Artists: Phil Coulter
Title: Total Tranquility: Best of Phil Coulter
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Music Club
Release Date: 10/13/2009
Album Type: Import
Genres: Folk, International Music
Styles: British & Celtic Folk, Celtic, Europe, Britain & Ireland
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 5014797671096

Synopsis

Album Description

2009 two CD colleciton. From the writer of classics such as `Puppet On A String' and `Congratulations' comes a double disc collection of Scottish and Celtic calming classics. Coulter wrote countless songs that have been absorbed into the Celtic tradition and had a talent for being an orchestra leader too. His album Sea Of Tranquillity became the second highest selling Irish album of all time. 32 tracks. Music Club Deluxe.

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CD Reviews

Total Tranquility

Carol A. Lane | Texas | 10/31/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is a fantastic album! I am Scottish and my husband is Irish, and this album is a winner for both of us. We own many of Phil Coulter's albums, and we were not disappointed with this one. The selection of Scottish tunes on Disc 1 is great. If you are a Glaswegian, you will enjoy "I Belong to Glasgow." A great tune, and not often played on albums. If you are Scottish, your heart will be touched by his rendition of very Scottish tunes. If you are Irish, Disc 2 will have your missing the auld sod. Though this is a "tranquil" album, you will not miss the flavor of "Whiskey in the Jar." This is a wonderful album, very relaxing, very enjoyable. Phil Coulter knows what it is to be a Celt, and he translates this with his wonderful music. The overall character of this album is delightful, relaxing and pleasant. The title is definitely true; it is "total tranquility." He plays all of the tunes you want to hear, and he makes you wish you were there. He is truly a master!"

TOTAL TRANQUILITY

VaBelle | Huntington Beach, CA USA | 02/20/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have just received my copy of Total Tranquility and have been playing all afternoon. I have only one complaint -- the song list order on the packaging is in the wrong order and, not being familiar with most of the songs, I am unable to correctly mark them.

As far as the content is concerned, 'Total Tranquility' is the word. Phil Coulter is a master at lulling the listener almost into a peaceful trance, only to lift one up to majestic musical heights, and then return the listener to a soft calm place of Total Tranquility. I am thoroughly enjoying these 2 CDs."