8 thoughts on “ From The North - Runrig With Paul Mounsey - Proterra (CD, Album) ”

1. Proterra Lyrics: Proterra / As I walk along these shores / I am the history within / As I climb the mountainside / Breaking Eden again / Dark the day, dark the night / The warring dust, the morning.

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2. Aug 12,  · For the 30th anniversary of the jubilee, the Scottish band Runrig serenaded itself two years ago with the album "Proterra". Together with Paul Mounsey, the formation around the brothers Rory and Calum MacDonald celebrated 13 beautiful catchy tunes that bridge the gap between the Celtic folk of yesteryear and the Celtic Rock Sound of our day, as seen in Big Country, U2 and the Simple .

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3. “Runrig With Paul Mounsey, Proterra - Very fine ” Written on: 13/06/ by stewarthall (1 review written) Runrig With Paul Mounsey, Proterra - Very fine recording, still finding new musical avenues. The McDonalds have welcomed Bruce and and Brian who have injected new vitality.

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4. The brilliant 12th Studio Album from Runrig produced in - with just a couple of the songs excellently rearranged by Paul Mounsey from an earlier album. This is a return to Runrig's 'rockier sound' after their last album. Excellent copy of the album - no scratches - complete with original inlay booklet - jewel case in great condition/5(62).

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5. All the singles and albums of RUNRIG WITH PAUL MOUNSEY, peak chart positions, career stats, week-by-week chart runs and latest news.

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6. Play Gaelic () Duisg Mo Run Sguaban Arbhair Tillidh Mi Griogal Cridhe Nach Neonach Neisd a Tha E Sunndach Air an Traigh De Ni Mi and Puirt An Ros Ceol an Dannsa Chi Mi'n Geamhradh Cum 'Ur N'aire The Highland Connection () Gamhna Gealla Mairi What Time Fichead Bliadhna Na Luing Air Seoladh Loch Lomond Na H-Uain A's T-Earrach Foghar Nan Eilean '78 The Twenty-Five Pounder .

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7. RUNRIG "Proterra" Ridge Records RR Brazil-based Scottish musician Paul Mounsey. Although most of the 13 tracks are from the MacDonald pen, all band members have played their part in this album whilst Mounsey has reworked two tracks from their "Recovery" album - The Old Boys and An Toll Dubh. The cinematic approach Runrig.

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8. Sep 24,  · From The North This song is by Runrig and appears on the album Proterra (). From the north came a warrior Bearing burdens dark and deep I've a will and I've a wanting And miles to go before I sleep I have horses in my stable I have sons fit to fight I will bring this to your table If you ride with me this night From the north came a warrior Bearing burdens dark and deep .

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