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Possum Ridge String Band : The Road Back Home
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Energetic six-man band plays a wide variety of Celtic and Old-Time tunes featuring hammered dulcimer, whistle, banjo, fiddle, guitar, and didjeridoo. Infectious fun relieves your stress.
Genre: Folk: Celtic Folk
Release Date: 2009
The Road Back Home Record Label: Possum Ridge String Band
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
New Potatoes 1:36 Album Only
Father Kelly 2:11 Album Only
Kerfunken Jig 2:39 Album Only
Miss Mcleod's Reel (Hop High Ladies) 1:46 Album Only
Jonah's Waltz 3:28 Album Only
Ragtime Annie 3:06 Album Only
Gary Owen's Jig 1:44 Album Only
Arran Boat Song / Comb Your Hair and Curl It 5:07 Album Only
Possum Up a Gum Stump 2:23 Album Only
The Coleraine 1:43 Album Only
Cabri Waltz 2:49 Album Only
The Boys of Bluehill 2:48 Album Only
Red Wing 2:25 Album Only
Smash the Windows (Roaring Jelly) 2:08 Album Only
Brian Boru's March / Black Nag / Childgrove 4:58 Album Only
Over the Waterfall / Liberty 3:22 Album Only
Boatman 2:50 Album Only
Paddy Roller 0:35 Album Only
Return to Fingal (Battle of Aughrim) 3:23 Album Only
Ways of the World 1:56 Album Only
Staten Island 1:57 Album Only
Sadie At the Back Door 4:18 Album Only
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Album Notes

The Road Back Home takes you on a journey through foot-stomping dance tunes, haunting melodies, and tribal adventures to the Celtic-Appalachian roots of the Virginia highlands.

This is the Possum Ridge String Band’s second album and their “excellent rehearsal-to-performance ratio” is paying off. You can tell these guys are comfortable playing together and they are having fun – an infectious fun that will rub off on you.

The band members are: Whit Whitfield (hammered dulcimer, autoharp, bodhran, tambourine), Sam Driver (guitar), EJ Burke (fiddle, mandolin, banjo, guitar, vocals), Peter Bramley (banjo, tenor banjo, anglo concertina), Neal Brooks (bass, didjeridoo), and Rannie Winn (whistles).

Their pleasant, rough-hewn sound takes you back to a simpler time and place. This locally-made free-range music is a natural stress-reliever and has been shown (by the Possum Ridge department of public health) to be good for what ails you.

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