A diversified, mostly Celtic album, with 23 Irish, 2 Scottish, 3 English, 1 French Canadian, and 2 tunes from the U.S.A.  There are reels, jigs, hornpipes, marches, and eight slow aires. 

There are four tunes with vocals: Lady Mary, a song of unrequited love; The Minstrel Boy, a musician's lament to war; one verse of the Kerry Dance, a very popular 19th century Irish song; and the last song on the album is The Blessing of Love, or The Irish Blessing.  Pam Kirby sings lead and Kay Thomas, harmony, on these songs.  They both were regular performers on the N.P.R. radio show, At Home In the Country. 

The instruments include the fiddle, flute, fife, penny whistle, guitar, bass violin, tenor banjo, mandolin, and percussion.  The hammered dulcimer is the lead instrument. 

Produced by Joe Jewell and Bob Murphy for Featherstone Music
Recorded, Designed, Printed & Packaged at Raney Recording Studio
    PO Box 17, Drasco, Arkansas, 72530 (870) 668-3222
Engineered by Jon Raney

1)   Hewlet
2)   The Blarney Pilgrim/The Sedish Jig
3)   Carolan's Welcome
4)  Lady Mary
5)  Maggie In The Woods/John Ryan's Polka/Bill Sullivan's Polka 6)  Back Nag/Nonesuch
7)  Planxty Fanny Power
8)  Swinging On A Gate/Teetotalers Reel/Ships A Sailing
9)  Padraic O'Keefe's Slide/Road To Lisdoonvarna/Paddy Concannon's Reel
10)  Metal Man
11)  Brian Boru/Childgrove

12)  The Three Ravens
13)  Blind Mary
14)  Merrily Kiss The Quaker/Banish Misfortune
15)  The Ashgrove/Planxty George Brabazon
16)  Three Kerry Polkas
(The Lisdoonvarna Polka/The Ballyvournie/Johnny Mickeys)
17)  Castle Kelly
18)  April Waltz
19)  The Halting March/O'Neil's March
20)  Kid on the Mountain/The Butterfly
21)  Carolan's Draught
22)  Maid Behind the Bar/The Star of Munster
23)  Princess Royal

• Joe Jewell -Hammered Dulcimer, Mandolin & Cittern
• Bob Murphy - Guitar
  
• Albee Tellone - Guitar
• Dennis Crouch - Bass Violin
• Cindy Tellone - Bass Violin

• Tim Crouch -Fiddle
• Lisa Wielde - Bodhran & Psaltery
• Trevor Tellone - Bodhran
• Debra Davis - Tin Whistle & Recorder
• Kevin Labbe- Piccolo