• The Rose of Roscrae

    Album Review
    The Rose of Roscrae – Tom Russell
    Amanda Rose Posted On November 28, 2015


    You can buy The Rose of Roscrae via Frontera Records or the usual other places.  I bought the bundle which came with a promo CD for radio and a detailed booklet/program/libretto but a music-only two disk version is also available. […]


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    Album Review
    Tom Russell – The Rose of Roscrae
    Jeff Burger Posted On May 2, 2015


    Tom Russell’s talent and penchant for experimentation have fueled some terrific projects over the course of his four-decade, 28-album career, but never more so than in recent years. In 2013, for example, he issued Aztec Jazz, a genre-bending classic that […]


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    Album Review
    Tom Russell – The Rose of Roscrae
    Jeremy Gaunt Posted On April 6, 2015


    Tom Russell is nothing if not a dedicated advocate  for creative Americana. Just two years ago he released “Aztec Jazz” , a compendium of his songs preformed live with the Norwegian Wind Ensemble. He has now created a massive opus […]


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    Album Review
    Tom Russell – The Rose Of Roscrae
    Folk Villager Posted On April 4, 2015


    Tom’s ancestral and musical triptych finally reaches fruition – Tá sé iontach, tá sé go hálainn     Let me begin by stating that what follows is intentionally long, it has to be, since Russell’s message is not solely confined to the […]


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