Tam Soya from Cosmic Ceilidh by Broon
A modern day Scotsman.
the opening drum groove reminiscent of Steve Gadd – one working title was “50 Ways to Leave Your Liver” (Steve gave up the drink in 2019). Once the funky bass and guitar fill the scene, this mandolin tune could easily fit into a Shooglenifty set. Tam Soya – a modern day Scotsman, slightly autobiographic – Steve’s a teetotal vegan.
Tracklist
| 1. | Tam Soya | 3:56 |
Credits
Steve Brown - guitars, mandolin, piano, keys, accordion, bass, programming.
Written and produced by Steve Brown
License
All rights reserved.
Cosmic Ceilidh is the debut album written and (mostly) performed by multi-instrumentalist Steve Brown of
Arisaig.
Steve has been a professional musician since 1993, and has co-written and produced albums while in various
rock bands. His “day job” has been live gigs so lockdown gave him time to complete this Broon
album, his first foray into World Music / Celtic Fusion / Acid Croft / Prog Croft!?