Dave Matthews Band Music:

Chantoozies Track Listing:
1. We Built Fires
2. Mountaineers Set
3. Femmes Chaussées
4. Willie's Old Trousers
5. Honesty
6. Foggy Moutain Top
7. Crazy Raven
8. Waking up in Wonderful Wark
9. Dheanainn Sugradh
10. Love on a Farmboy's Wages
11. Another Train

Editorial Review:
Second single of the 2001 album, Everyday. 3 tracks 'The Space Between'(Album Version & Remix) & 'What You Are'.

Chantoozies Reviews:
For People Who Actually Like Celtic Music
2007-06-25 - All of the Poozies albums are excellent, but Kate Rusby's vocals on the two latest albums are probably the least "traditional" tracks. "Raise Your Head" provides a good sample of the earlier albums. I still think of Mary MacMaster and Patsy Seddon of Sileas as the core members of the Poozies -- listen to the sample tracks from the last Sileas album, "Play on Light," for an example of what they bring to the group. The earlier Sileas albums are getting increasingly hard to find, but they're worth the hunt.


Poozies without Kate Rusby
2005-10-24 - The Chantoozies CD and the Dansoozies CD is the Poozies in the mid 1990's before Kate Rusby joined the group. The group included:

KAREN TWEED Piano accordion, percussion, vocals
PATSY SEDDON Electro-harp, gut-strung harp, fiddle, percussion, vocals
EILIDH SHAW Guitar, fiddle, percussion, vocals
MARY MACMASTER Electro-harp, metal-strung harp, percussion, vocals

Most of the good songs on the Chantoozies CD and the Dansoozies CD can be found on the Infinate Blue CD which also includes music from the Come Raise Your Head EP which had Kate Rusby in the line up.

I suggest you buy the Infinate Blue CD (which includes a few songs from this CD and some additional songs with Kate Rusby) to see if you like the music from this CD. The Poozies have a very different vocal sound without Kate Rusby; which may or may not be to your liking.

I am not a big Celtic Gaelic fan so might rate it lower than some who love this tradition.