The Chieftains - The Chieftains In China Album

Tracklist

1	Off The Great Wall	5:23
2	Planxty Irwin	2:56
3	A Tribute To O'Carolan	10:54
4	If I Had Maggie In The Wood	3:24
5	In A Suzhow Garden	3:33
6	Full Of Joy	2:32
7	The Wind From The South	3:23
8	The Reason For My Sorrow	3:40
9	The Chieftains In China	11:49
10	China To Hong Kong	4:20

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CC42	The Chieftains	The Chieftains In China ‎(LP, Album)	Claddagh Records	CC42	Ireland	1984
Shanachie-79050	The Chieftains	The Chieftains In China ‎(LP, Album)	Shanachie	Shanachie-79050	Canada	1985
CC42CD	The Chieftains	The Chieftains In China ‎(CD, Album)	Claddagh Records	CC42CD	Europe	Unknown
CC42CD, CC 42	The Chieftains	The Chieftains In China ‎(CD, Album)	Claddagh Records, Claddagh Records	CC42CD, CC 42	Ireland	Unknown
79050, Shanachie 79050, SH 79050, SHANACHIE 79050	The Chieftains	The Chieftains In China ‎(CD, Album)	Shanachie, Shanachie, Shanachie, Shanachie	79050, Shanachie 79050, SH 79050, SHANACHIE 79050	US	1989

Credits

• Bagpipes [Uilleann], Tin Whistle, Producer – Paddy Moloney
• Bodhrán, Gong [Chinese], Vocals – Kevin Conneff
• Fiddle – Seán Keane
• Fiddle, Percussion [Bones] – Martin Fay
• Flute – Matt Molloy
• Harp [Neo Irish Harp], Dulcimer [Tiompán] – Derek Bell
• Mixed By – Bill Somerville-Large, Pearse Dunn
• Recorded By – Brian Masterson
• Recorded By [Assistant] – Mick O' Gorman

Notes

Tracks A1, B1, B, B5 performed with a Chinese ensemble whose name is not credited.

Album

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