2008, GREAT BIG SEA (USA) LTD.
A remarkable 15 years in, the band should by this time be content to slow down and rest on their laurels. Instead, Fortune’s Favour sees them boldly embracing new sounds and new ideas, fearlessly pushing the boundaries of their own art and music. In their lifelong quest to marry the traditional music of Newfoundland with their own pop explorations, Fortune’s Favour is a new benchmark.
“We embraced the law of the road when we started this, and we apply the same rules to our music,” explains Doyle. “If you are not going forwards, you are going backwards. And we hate retracing our steps.”
“This album is a stew of all our influences,” adds Hallett. “Bob Marley, the Clash, Fergus O’Byrne, Ron Hynes, Johnny Cash, Donal Lunny, and who knows what else. So who better to sum it all up than C.S. Lewis: ‘Further in and further up.’”
“We embraced the law of the road when we started this, and we apply the same rules to our music,” explains Doyle. “If you are not going forwards, you are going backwards. And we hate retracing our steps.”
“This album is a stew of all our influences,” adds Hallett. “Bob Marley, the Clash, Fergus O’Byrne, Ron Hynes, Johnny Cash, Donal Lunny, and who knows what else. So who better to sum it all up than C.S. Lewis: ‘Further in and further up.’”
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | Love Me Tonight |
| 2 | Walk On The Moon |
| 3 | England |
| 4 | Here and Now |
| 5 | Long Lost Love |
| 6 | Oh Yeah |
| 7 | Banks of Newfoundland |
| 8 | Dream to Live |
| 9 | Company of Fools |
| 10 | Hard Case |
| 11 | Rocks of Merasheen |
| 12 | Dance Dance |
| 13 | Heart of Stone |
| 14 | Straight to Hell |
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