Here are all the tracks on The Western Star.

Brown's Dream
Track 1. With John Doyle on Guitar and John Herrmann on Banjo. One Irish and one Old Time Tune.

Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still
Track 2. With Kristin Andreassen on Harmony vocals, Ted Davis on Guitar, Matt Heaton on Electric Guitar, Rachel Loy on Bass, and Patrick Murray on pipes. I sing and play banjo and fiddle. A civil war era broadsheet that found it's way into North Carolina tradition.

The Rathawaun/The Scartaglen
Track 3. Two Jigs (or Slides) from The Star Above the Garter. With Ted Davis on Guitar.

Biddy Martin's/Queen of the Earth and Child of the Stars
Track 4. An unusual Irish single reel with a West Virginia setting of the Irish air An Londubh (the Blackbird). With Matt Heaton on acoustic and electric guitars.

Every Time You Leave
Track 5. I play Guitar, fiddle, viola, and sing. Kristin Andreassen sings harmony, Corey DiMario plays bass, Patrick Murry plays pipes and Damon Addleman plays the drums.

The Chorus Reel/Hommage a Adrienne Alain
Track 6. A reel from Julia Clifford and Denis Mcmahon with a French Canadian tune from Yvonn Mimeault. With John Herrmann on Banjo, John Doyle on Guitar, and Matt Heaton on Electric Guitar.

If I Lose/the Western Star (movie)
Track 7. live with The Western Star (at our first gig!) - Patrick Murray, Matt Heaton, and Paula Bradley. The album track features Ted Davis on Guitar, Rachel Loy on Bass, John Whelan on Accordion, and Howie Tarnower on harmony vocals. I sing and play banjo and fiddle.

The Golden Ticket
Track 8. live with The Western Star - Patrick Murray, Ted Davis, Matt Heaton, and Paula Bradley. The album track is another with John Herrmann on Banjo and John Doyle on Guitar.

O'Sullivan's/The Top of Maol
Track 9. with Matt Heaton on Guitar

The Morningstar/Lady Hamilton
Track 10. Two reels. The First is Denis Murphy's Morningstar and the second is an American version of the Irish reel Eileen Curran. With Danny Noveck on Electric Guitar and Brian Hanlon on Bodhran.

The Blue Eyed Boston Boy
Track 11. I couldn't resist this, being a Blue-Eyed (narcissistic?) Boston Boy myself. It is, in fact, a heartbreaking song about the futility of conflict. with Matt Heaton on nylon strung guitar, and Corey Dimario on bass. I play banjo, fiddle, viola, stomp my foot, and sing.

Hell and Grace
Track 12. For my grandmother, Helen Grace Furey Cannon. This track has the same line-up as 11, but we are joined by Ted Davis on guitar.