1 A Blast
2 Appropriate Dipstick
3 Jig Party
4 Touch of the Master's Hand
5 Eternal Friendship
6 Gravel Shore
7 Devil and The Dirk
8 The Ewe with the Crooked Horn
9 Josefin's Waltz
10 Bela's Tune=
11 Silver Spear
12 Minnie & Alex's Reel
13 My Love, Cape Breton and Me

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Love this!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: The music is full of energy and such intelligence! I played some of it for my music students so we could try and identify all the different instruments. Those 13 year olds loved this music!

Natalie rocks on the fiddle

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I've seen Natalie in concert, and have a bunch of her disks. I really like this one. There is a bit of modern to it, but it isn't so rocked out that it isn't enjoyable. A very nice mix.

Natalie at Her Best!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: One of my favorite MacMaster CDs! The cuts are lively, beautiful, and present Natalie at her best. If you're a MacMaster fan, this CD is a must for your collection.

A Listening Pleasure

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I got this CD for Christmas and haven't stopped listening to it. This is Natalie at her best! The track "My Love, Cape Breton and Me," which is the only vocal, just brought tears to my eyes. Everything this woman does is gorgeous, and her soul shines through!

Natalie who? Victor is the Macmaster

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: This is an amazing disc, with a good showing by all. I love Celtic music, I love new grass, any disc with Edgar Meyer, Bela Fleck, Victor Wooten, and Jerry Douglas on it is worth buying, even if they were playing with Britney Spears and Jessica Simpson (Uhmm...like I thought a Dobro was like an extinct bird or something....). However, despite the I-just-escaped-from-a-Mary-Kay-convention look of the cover, Macmaster is amazing. The tone is sweet and the speed is amazing. As a side note, Victor Wooten steals the show, he emulates a bhouran (Irish Frame Drum) and also plays a duet with Natalie. Amazing. I would have to agree that the "master's hand" is at best dopey, and after wading through the grating lyrics I was disappointed not to hear some kind of killer violin solo. This is the exception though and is easily solved by hitting the skip track button. Awesome album...definitely worthwhile