| Full Tide |  | Artist: Mary Black
Label: Curb Records
Category: Music
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 27,715
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 715187895928
EAN: 0715187895928
ASIN: B000IU3XYC
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| • | Land of Love - Mary Black, Brazil, Noel | | • | Lay Down Your Weary Tune - Mary Black, Dylan, Bob | | • | Your Love - Mary Black, Black | | • | Don't Let Me Come Home a Stranger - Mary Black, Calrk, Jerome | | • | The Real You - Mary Black, Brazil, Noel | | • | Stand Up - Mary Black, Black | | • | Full Moon - Mary Black, Denny, Sandy | | • | Straight as a Die - Mary Black, Brazil, Noel | | • | Siúl a Rún - Mary Black, Traditional | | • | St. Kilda Again - Mary Black, Howard, Damien | | • | To Make You Feel My Love - Mary Black, Dylan, Bob | | • | Japanese Deluxe [*] - Mary Black, Brazil, Noel |
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Album Description
Mary Black is a performer equally at home singing traditional Irish folk tunes and contemporary music including blues, rock, jazz, country and soul. She was born into a musical family the daughter of a fiddler and a singer. She started out rofessionally with her brother and sister in Dublin nightclubs and then performed with General Humbert, a folk group until 1982 when she released her eponymous solo debut. 24 years and 10 albums later, Mary Black returns with 'Full Tide', an album that sees her singing with a newfound ease and confidence, neither forcing herself to belt unnaturally nor restricting her voice to a breathy whisper. This is a snapshot of a musician in her prime. Dolphin. 2006
Album Details
In February of 2005, Black and her Band Started Work in West Kerry Recording New Material, Songs from Noel Brazil, Sandy Denny, Bob Dylan, Shane Howard and Mary Herself. "Full Tide" is the Fruits of their Labor. It is Black's First Studio Album in Six Years and features a Great Range of Material that Black Has Collected in the Intervening Period. From Obscure Dylan and Sandy Denny Songs "Lay Down Your Weary Tune" and "Full Moon", which Black Makes her Own, Through Some of the Best Songs from her Favorite Writers, Noel Brazil and Shane Howard, and featuring Two Gems Co-written by Black, this Album is Essential Listening, and Not Just for Fans.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Full Tide November 21, 2007
Mr. Theodore C. Stone (Saint Cloud, Florida United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Mary Blacks Full Tide is but the latest greatest collection of songs. When you see this artist's name you can expect and without exception receive great music. One request bring on another release. Also would love to have this on DVD
Mary Black, as we love her! May 12, 2007
Daniel P. Krist (Hamlin, NY USA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
"Full Tide" has all different kinds of moods in it. Sentimental, upbeat & perky, hopeful & soulful. I love every Mary Black recording and this is certainly no exception.
 It's been a long wait! December 15, 2005
GoodFolk (Va Beach, USA)
19 out of 19 found this review helpful
First release of "new" material by Mary Black in over five years. Promising track list with covers of Noel Brazil, Sandy Denny, Dylan; even a few penned by MB and son. The album is fairly reminiscent of Black's more recent releases, a mix of "adult contemporary" cuts with some folk, some traditional, a little gaelic thrown in for good measure.
Like many (most? imho) of her albums, it is the quiet, imtimate cuts that shine brightest on Full Tide. Mary's vocals come through strong, her allure is the way she can sing so beautifully and passionately with seeming effortlessness. But the lineup is a bit disjointed; it takes a while for this album to hit its stride.
Mary Black fans will nonetheless want to add this new material to their collection. If you are new to Mary Black, however, I would look to earlier albums (try "Holy Ground" for a more traditional sound, "Speaking with the Angel" for a bit more contemporary sound) as an introduction to MB's beautiful vocals before trying Full Tide.
Worthy Black February 15, 2007
GoodFolk (Va Beach, USA)
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
First release of "new" material by Mary Black in over five years. Promising track list with covers of Noel Brazil, Sandy Denny, Bob Dylan; even a few penned by MB and son. The album is fairly reminiscent of Black's more recent releases, a mix of "adult contemporary" cuts with some folk, some traditional, a little gaelic thrown in for good measure.
Like many (most? imho) of her albums, it is the quiet, imtimate cuts that shine brightest on Full Tide. Mary's vocals come through strong, her allure is the way she can sing so beautifully and passionately with seeming effortlessness. But the lineup is a bit disjointed; it takes a while for this album to hit its stride.
Mary Black fans will nonetheless want to add this new material to their collection. If you are new to Mary Black, however, I would look to earlier albums (try "Holy Ground" for a more traditional sound, "Speaking with the Angel" for a bit more contemporary sound) as an introduction to MB's beautiful vocals before trying Full Tide.
Mary of the Black Family Singers January 11, 2009
James Trapp (Shaker Heights, Ohio USA)
I've been in love with this lady's voice and delivery since I first heard her version of "Who Knows Where The Time Goes" some years back. I'm currently on a kick of listening to only my Mary Black collection.
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