The Night Is…Young
2008 - KELLS-7148 CD
“Derek Warfield and the Young Wolfe Tones”

Disc One:
Will You Go Lassie Go
The Darlin Girl From Clare
Streets Of New York
The Masons Apron Reel
Lonely Banna Stand, Ballad Of Roger Casement
Galway To Graceland
The Boys Of Kilmichael
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
The Vally Of Knockanure
The Rathlin Bog/Sally Gardens
The Ballad Of Newgrange (Bru Na Boinne)
Blackberry Blossom
The Homes Of Donegal
Seargant William Bailey
Teddy O Neill
Some Say The Devil Is Dead

Disc Two:
The Night Is...Young Set
Only Our Rivers Run Free
The Foggy Dew
The Ballad Of Michael Barrett
The Piper That Played Before Moses
Sleivenamon (Sliabh Na Nban)
A Decent Cup Of Tea
Siney Crotty's/Winnie Hayes's Jig
Grace
Dixie
The Parting Glass/Eddie Duffy's
Many Young Men Of Twenty
Give Me Your Hand
Hop/Jean Michele's Reels
Dance And A Song And The Shamrock So Green
Celtic Symphony
8th Of January, The Battle Of New Orleans

Credits

Derek Warfield: Lead Singer & Mandolin
Damaris Woods: Banjo & Mandolin
Padraig Allen: Singer & Guitar
Jim Woods: Box & Bodhran

Notes

PRESENTING: THE YOUNG WOLFE TONES
These young musicians that comprise The Young Wolfe Tones are talented musicians and singers who love performing their craft and are passionate about their music. What Ireland’s young performers achieve today is a reflection on past generations dedication to our tradition. It is my hope that I have inspired many younger than I to consider a life in dedication to art and music and brought the opportunity to many more just to enjoy the ballads that are so a part of our heritage. These three young performers are in my judgment the cream of a new generation and ably suited to help carry on Ireland’s musical legacy. I have spent my life traveling, performing, learning, teaching and meeting the Irish Diaspora the world over. It is to The Young Wolfe Tones that I, a Wolfe Tone of four decades, say that where ever it is you go, as long as there is a song in your heart and hearty Irish souls in your midst, The Night Is…Young

Derek Warfield
19 February 2008