What makes A Whisky Kiss by Shooglenifty notable?

The album is significant for its role in popularizing Celtic fusion music during the 1990s, receiving positive critical reception and helping to elevate Shooglenifty's profile within the global folk music scene. It contributed to a resurgence of interest in Scottish traditional music, influencing a generation of artists exploring genre-blending soundscapes. Released in 1996, 'A Whisky Kiss' was Shooglenifty's second studio album, following their acclaimed debut 'The Wooden Flute'. At this point, the band was solidifying their place in the Celtic fusion scene, showcasing an evolution in their sound that integrated more eclectic influences while retaining traditional roots.

How many songs are on A Whisky Kiss?

A Whisky Kiss has 8 tracks, running approximately 48 minutes.

A Whisky Kiss

Shooglenifty · 1996

48 min · 8 tracks · Celtic fusion

A vibrant blend of traditional Scottish melodies and contemporary rhythms that invites listeners to dance and reflect.

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Tracklist

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1 Da Eye Wifey: Da Eye Wifey / Woods No.1 7:47
2 She's in the Attic: She's in the Attic / Hey Goat 5:46
3 A Song for Susie 4:40
4 A Whisky Kiss Standout 6:05
5 Good Drying: Flick It Up and Catch It / The Creepy Zone / Good Drying 5:33
6 Hoptsoi 8:05
7 The Price of a Pig: The Price of a Pig / Crabbit Shona / Bancroft's Descent 5:41
8 Farewell to Nigg 5:11

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