improvisations that transform tunes like ‘The Sailor’s Bonnet’ into huge and hugely enthralling explorations”. A five-star review in the Sunday Business Post stated that the album's "six lengthy tracks here encapsulate all that is terrific about The Gloaming”,." while the Sydney Morning Herald, in another five-star write-up, felt the live album would “sustain the wonder and peculiar magic of their first two [studio albums]”. According to Folk Radio, what was so impressive about this release was “the level of immersive intimacy that the quintet achieves in a live setting”. Similarly, Celtic Sounds noted that the album was “filled with a sense of communication and collaboration, which is, at times, almost transcendental”. Album track 'The Sailor's Bonnet' was also highlighted in the New York Times' Playlist. In a review of these NCH shows, Irish music source Golden Plec commented that The Gloaming had “taken on a considerable cultural significance”, and that the group's popularity “speaks to the vitality of traditional Irish music as an art form”. “In an era where American sounds and images reign supreme, The Gloaming remind us as a people of our own cultural inheritance.” Track listing Credits are adapted from the album's liner notes. Notes The Booley House - The Booley House (hop jig), Lad O’Beirne's Geese in the Bog (reel), Brendan Begley's Slides, The Labyrinth (slide). Cucanandy - Cucanandy (song), Páidín Ó Raifeartaigh (jig), Mrs Dwyer (hornpipe). Cucanandy is from the singing of Elizabeth “Bess” Cronin (1879 – 1956). The Sailor's Bonnet - The Sailor's Bonnet, Rolling in the Barrel, The Tap Room, Tom Doherty's (reels). The Pilgrim's Song - Lyric consisting of two extracts of poems by Seán Ó Riordáin: “Oilithreacht Fám Anam” and “A Sheanfhilí, Múinídh Dom Glao” from Eireaball Spideoige (1952). Published by MOC Music. Music written and arranged by The Gloaming. Incorporates the reel Touch Me if You Dare. Traditional, arranged by The Gloaming. The Rolling Wave - The Rolling Wave (jig), Music in the Glen (reel). Fáinleog - The Wanderer (tune), Fáinleog (song), The Holly Bush (jig), Samhradh Samhradh (song). The Wanderer and Fáinleog written and arranged by The Gloaming. Fáinleog uses a traditional lyric extract from “Na Laoithe Fiannuidheachta”. The Holly Bush is a traditional jig, arranged by The Gloaming. Samhradh Samhradh lyrics traditional (author unknown), music traditional, arranged by The Gloaming. Personnel Music Thomas Bartlett – piano Dennis Cahill – guitar Martin Hayes – fiddle Iarla Ó Lionáird –