SANDY Copyright©Don Stewart May 1992.
I never knew Sandy I just heard part of her story and wondered what it would have been like for her

JOSE Copyright©Don Stewart Jul 1993
Inspired by the story of Jose' in Oliver Sack's book "The Man who Mistook his wife for a Hat"

THE WORDSMAN Copyright©Tomas Tait August 1991
Inspired by the celtic bards of old who were true wordsmiths.

THE BULGARIAN BANDIT SET Copyright©Murray Blair 1992 ISA Music

THE SPIRAL Copyright©Bruce Sharp/Don Stewart Nov 1993.
Poverty encourages violence, which encourages repression which encourages more violence

RUSTY THE SALMON/I CAN'T UNDERSTAND SOME PEOPLE Copyright©Andy Ogilvy 1993.

SONG OF THE NIGHT Copyright©Don Stewart March 1992.
I Hope that people of goodwill can change the world

DANCE OF THE STARS Copyright©Don Stewart 1994

CANTICLE OF THE CROSS Words Copyright©Charles Causely 1951,1994 Music Copyright©D.Stewart 1981
From a poem by Charles Causely

NO REGRETS Copyright©M.Blair,C.Ogilvy,B.Sharp,D.Stewart,D.Svent 1993
It's great to meet older people who have few regrets and very sad to meet anyone full of regret.

MY HOME TOWN Copyright©Don Stewart 1993
It can be very hard growing up in a country town

STRANGERS IN THE LAND Copyright©Don Stewart 1993
Inspired by the Katatjuta/Uluru National Park and the people of the Mutitjulu Community

ANGHARAD Copyright©D.Stewart 1992
The words of this song are based on a Celtic prayer.

NICK THE CARNIVAL MAN Copyright©Don Stewart 1993
Nick was a real carnival man. Very tough on the outside.

FITZPATRICK'S (Another Bloody Reel) Copyright©Don Stewart 1993
Dedicated to David Fitzpatrick Jr. A man with a great mind but an odd hate of Celtic music

Recorded at: SAE Studios, Melbourne and Homestead Studios, Mortlake
Engineered: Bruce Sharp
Mastering: DEX Audio and Tomas Tait
Artwork: Mark Saul
Produced By: Bruce Sharp and Piping Hot

All arrangements Copyright©1993,1994 Piping Hot (p)1994 Piping Hot .

REVIEWS

"If Weddings Parties Anything or Things of Stone And Wood released this album, it would be getting good reviews and a lot of airplay."
 

         -Forte Magazine