The steerage party band that went down with the ship in "Titanic" has resurfaced to present its multitude of fans with HERDING CATS, a collection of traditional Irish sing-alongs, Celtic dance music and festive, rollicking pub songs. Building off the success of their first, self-titled debut album, the members of Gaelic Storm present thirteen energetic and exuberant arrangements that include "After Hours at McGann's," "The Park East Polkas" and "The Devil Went Down to Doolin." Produced by Celtic music sensation John Whelan, the album also includes three original compositions: "Drink the Night Away," "The Ferryman" and "She Was the Prize."
The steerage party band that went down with the ship in "Titanic" has resurfaced to present its multitude of fans with HERDING CATS, a collection of traditional Irish sing-alongs, Celtic dance music and festive, rollicking pub songs. Building off the success of their first, self-titled debut album, the members of Gaelic Storm present thirteen energetic and exuberant arrangements that include "After Hours at McGann's," "The Park East Polkas" and "The Devil Went Down to Doolin." Produced by Celtic music sensation John Whelan, the album also includes three original compositions: "Drink the Night Away," "The Ferryman" and "She Was the Prize."
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