DCC: New Chieftains - Another Country DCC Digital Compact Cassette Tape

This is a like new factory sealed The Chieftains - Another Country DCC Digital Compact Cassette tape. There is a drill hole on the side of the tape case so I am listing the tape as like new. Still factory sealed.

Track Listing
1. Happy to Meet
2. I Can't Stop Loving You
3. Wabash Cannonball/Morning Dew/Father Kelly's Reels: Morning Dew / Wabash Cannonball / Father Kelly's Reels
4. Heartbreak Hotel/The Cliffs of Moher Jig: Heartbreak Hotel / The Cliffs Of Moher Jig
5. Goodnight Irene
6. Cúnla: Cunla / The Friar's Breeches
7. Nobody's Darling But Mine
8. Cotton Eyed Joe
9. Tahitian Skies: Tahitian Skies / Chief O'Neill's Hornpipe
10. Killybegs
11. Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore
12. Finale: Did You Ever Go-A-Coutin', Uncle Joe/Will the Circle Be Unbro: Did You Ever Go A-Courtin', Uncle Joe / Will The Circle Be Unbroken

Details
Contributing artists:	, , , , , ,
Producer:
Distributor:	BMG (distributor)
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	ADD

Album Notes
The Chieftains: Kevin Conneff (vocals, bodhran); Martin Fay, Sean Keane (fiddle); Derek Bell (harp, keyboards, tiompan); Matt Molloy (flute); Paddy Moloney (Uillean pipes, tin whistle).
Additional personnel includes: Ricky Skaggs, Colin James (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Don Williams, Jimmy Ibbotson, Jeff Hanna (vocals, guitar); Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris (vocals); Keith Little, Chet Atkins (guitar); Sam Bush (mandolin); Bela Fleck, Billy Joe Foster (banjo); Jerry Douglas, Steve Fisher (dobro); Jimmie Fadden (harmonica, drums); Mickey Raphael, Randy Harper (keyboards); Roy Huskey, Edgar Meyer, David Hungate, David Pomeroy (bass); Kris Kristofferson, The Highwaymen (background vocals).
Engineers: Warren Peterson, Kevin Doyle, Brian Masterson.
Recorded at Javelina Studios, Nashville, Tennessee on March 9 and April 28-May 4, 1992; Sounds Interchange Studio, Toronto, Canada on March 18, 1992; Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin, Ireland on April 17, 1992. Includes liner notes by Paddy Moloney.
Personnel: Colin James, Jimmy Ibbotson, Ricky Skaggs (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Don Williams, Emmylou Harris, Jeff Hanna (vocals, guitar); Kevin Conneff (vocals, drums, bodhran); Keith Edwards (vocals, drums); Willie Nelson (vocals); Chet Atkins, Keith Little (guitar); Tim Sargent (steel guitar, lap steel guitar); Jerry Douglas , Steve Fisher (dobro); Bill Joe Foster, Béla Fleck (banjo); Derek Bell (harp, keyboards, timbales); Sam Bush (mandolin); Sean Keane , Martin Fay (fiddle); Matt Molloy (flute); Paddy Moloney (tin whistle, pipe, Uilleann pipe); Jimmie Fadden (harmonica, drums); Mickey Raphael (harmonica); Randy Harper (keyboards).
Audio Mixer: Paddy Moloney.
Liner Note Author: Paddy Moloney.
Recording information: Javelina Recording Studios, Nashville, TN (03/09/1992-04/28/1992).
Photographer: Caroline Greyshock.
Unknown Contributor Roles: The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band; Emmylou Harris; Big Cheese; Tim Sargent; Lauren Koch.
Arrangers: Colin James; Sean Keane ; Derek Bell; Martin Fay; Matt Molloy; Paddy Moloney; Kevin Conneff.
ANOTHER COUNTRY is a blend of Irish music and American C&W. You don't have to be a musicologist to hear the similarities between American bluegrass and traditional Irish music, and ANOTHER COUNTRY may well be one of the Chieftains' best collaborative albums. So many great country artists are featured here that almost every song is a highlight.
The somber way Emmylou Harris sings "Nobody's Darlin' But Mine," or the enthusiasm of Willie Nelson's singing on "Goodnight Irene" may be the true high points of ANOTHER COUNTRY. However, great instrumental work by Bela Fleck, Jerry Douglas, and Chet Atkins definitely vies for second place. The album's finales, "Did You Ever Go A-Courtin'," and "Uncle Joe," feature first the Chieftains, then Ricky Skaggs on vocals, then Chet Atkins' country picking, then Bella Fleck's banjo work, and so on in a real barn burner that gives each great soloist a chance to shine.

Industry Reviews
7 - Good - ...The Chieftains have slowly but inexorably established themselves as benign statesmen in the popular music panoply. ANOTHER COUNTRY further confirms that status...they allow their honorary vocalists to enhance, rather than dominate the mood...
Vox (19921201)

3 out of 5 - ...The Chieftains are a treasure and every home should have at least one of their albums...
Uncut (20020801)

3 Stars - Good - ...a further exploration of the connections between the Irish tradition and country music...a good time was clearly had by all...
Q (19921201)