| Ed Miller is back with a new CD, and I have to say it | | | | sorry to say, Ed, call me greedy, but I love your |
| is brilliant. Ed is my absolute favorite Scottish folk | | | | music. I want more! |
| revivalist. He brings together traditional folk songs | | | | The trouble is trying to figure out which is the best. I |
| while keeping the fire burning for the contemporary | | | | love "Tak a Dram," "A Bottle of the Best," Yellow on |
| Scottish songwriters from Andy M. Stewart to Adam | | | | the Broom," "Crooked Jack." He also does a moving |
| McNaughtan. | | | | version of Burns' "A Man's A Man." But I guess my |
| This is the fifth CD of Ed Miller's, but it does | | | | absolutely favorite is the first track, "Ferry Me Over." |
| something extra special. Ed originally released two | | | | Ed truly captures the absolute beauty of Stewart's |
| cassettes that are no longer available. So he has | | | | song and makes it shine with lovely backing vocals by |
| recorded many of those great songs from those | | | | Cathy Ryan. The song just fills me with peace and |
| early albums and added them to this CD. Not having | | | | joy. |
| those cassettes, I've had trouble figuring which ones | | | | All in all, Ed Miller's albums get better all the time, and |
| were there. | | | | Generations of Change should be in the CD player of |
| This CD has many gems. I'd say my biggest | | | | every Scottish and Celtic folk music lover. So what |
| disappointment is that it's too short. It Only has | | | | are you waiting for? |
| fifteen songs and over fifty minutes of music. I'm | | | | |
