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• The Best Of The Chieftains
• The Celtic Harp
• The Chieftains 1
• The Chieftains 2
• The Chieftains 3
• The Chieftains 4
• The Chieftains 5
• The Chieftains 7
• The Chieftains 8
• The Chieftains Live
• The Long Black Veil
• The Magic Of The Chieftains
• The Very Best Of The Claddagh Years
• The Very Best Of The Claddagh Years: Vol. 2
• The Wide World Over
• Water From The Well

Chieftains in China

Inspired by this discussion I did not found this recording and had to post it immediately.
http://www.thesession.org/discussions/display.php/8648

I like the strange chinese instruments and tunes !

# Posted on December 14th 2005 by swisspiper

If anybody can wants to identify the tunes in the medley I would like to edit the tunes list!

# Posted on December 14th 2005 by swisspiper

Chieftains in China

Recorded in 1983 published by Claddagh Records 1984.
There is couple of nice pictures on the covre, too. All Chieftain musicians in people's army uniforms....
This was years before China become the sweat shop for Wal mart products....

# Posted on December 14th 2005 by swisspiper

Regarding track 10

The first song is a chinese song called 战马奔腾, something like racing horses, and is played on the èrhú (chinese violin-type instrument). http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=erhu+horses&search=Search
Here is an example of one of the best living pianists Láng Lǎng playing the song with his father.

# Posted on February 28th 2007 by Blackfield

Here is another, perhaps more traditional, enterpretation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V9JinlbpHw

# Posted on February 28th 2007 by Blackfield