- Alan Stivell Again
- 1994 - Disques Dreyfus FDM36198-2 CD (FRA)
- Track List:
- Suite Sudarmoricaine
- An Dro/Tha Mi Sgìth
- Ar An Garraig/Telenn Wad
- The Foggy Dew
- Suzy Mc Guire (Siobhan Ni Dhuibhir)
- Suite Irlandaise
- Spered Hollvedel
- Son Ar Chistr
- Marv Ma Mestrez
- Kimiad
- Suite Des Montagnes
- Metig
- Pop-Plinn
- Bal-Ha-Dans-Plinn
- O'Neil's March & The King Of The Fairies
- Ian Morrisson Reel
- Tri Martolod
- Musicians
- Alan Stivell: Vocals, Electric & Acoustic Celtic Harps, Scottish Pipes, Bombard, Irish Flute, Percussions, Keyboards, Dulcimer
- Kate Bush: Backing Vocals & Keyboards [10]
- Shane MacGowan: Vocals [1, 4 & 17]
- Laurent Voulzy: Vocals [17]
- Gillan O'Donovan: Vocals [2 & 7]
- Ffran May: Vocals [5 & 12]
- Yann-Fanch Kemener: Vocals [14]
- Gilles Servat: Vocals [8]
- James Wood: Vocals [8]
- Gweltaz-Thierry Adeux: Vocals [17]
- Hervé Batteux: Drums, Percussions [1, 2, 5-8, 12-17]
- Dan Ar Bras: Electric Guitar [7 & 16]
- Alan Carriot: Moral Help
- Philippe Chasseloup: Harmonica [8]
- Jean-Luc Chevalier: Electric Guitar [8]
- Doudou N'Diaye Rose: Percussions [6]
- Robert Le Gall: Electric Violin [16]
- John Giblin: Bass [10]
- Karel Holas: Electric Violin [1 & 17]
- Hervé Kefelean: Banjo [8]
- Pierrick Lemou: Violins, Bouzouki [2, 5-7, 12-16]
- Charlie Morgan: Drums [10]
- Alan Murphy: Guitars [10]
- Patrice Paichereau: Guitars [6, 7, 12-16]
- Dina Rakotomanga: Bass, Double Bass [1, 2, 5-8, 12-15 & 17]
- Catherine Saint-James: Cello [7]
- Guillaume Saint-James: Keyboards, Sax [1, 2, 5, 9, 12-17]
- Michal Senbauer: Guitars [1 & 17]
- Davey Spillane: Pib-Uillinn Irish Pipes [10]
- Carlos Delgado: Kena, Pan Flute [1 & 2]
- Credits
- Arrangements and Production by Alan Stivell except:
- "Kinnad" [10] Produced by Kate Bush
- Laurent Dayot: Sound (Transaction Ubu, Roazon — Rennes, Brittany)
- Erik Chauvieres: Sound, Mix (Except Tracks: 1, 2, 10, 11, 14, 17) (Studios Arpege, An Nnoned Nantes, Brittany)
- Hervé Le Coz: Mix [1, 2, 11, 14, 17]
- Del Palmer: Sound, Mix [10], Abbey Rood
- Frédéric Marin (Translab): Mastering
- Photographe: Jean-Baptiste Millot
ALAN STIVELL has created and is still promoting NEW CELTIC MUSIC.
On his 2nd album (1970) he presented his project of creating a celtic-rooted music that would also be universal "cultural identity and fusion, roots and futuristic technologies, modern ethnic music … ".
This was the opening act of the "WORLD MUSIC" that was to be developed later in his "Celtic Symphony — Tir na nOg".
His 3rd album "Renaissance of the Celtic Harp" brought into reality the dream he had as a child to spreed all over the world the instrument that his father had re-created for Brittany. On the 5 continents thousands of musicians and instrument makers have now adopted the Celtic Harp (Since his father's death, Alan has designed his electric and electro-acoustic harp).
Not only being responsible for that incredible interest for Celtic music and harp, Alan also composed a work called "Ys" that could be considered as a manifesto of "NEW AGE MUSIC" (in the best meaning of the term).
Alan's following album "At the Olympia" was also very innovative. More based on "CELTIC ROCK" it rose up a big popular success and was a best seller in Europe.
Alan then toured throughout Europe, America and Australia. After his 16th album "The Mist of Avalon", he decided to re-record his most popular titles of the early 70's.
