The Whisky Priests - Think Positive! Album

Tracklist

1	A Better Man Than You	3:25
2	Car Boot Sale Fiddle, Piano – Chuck Fleming	3:36
3	Side By Side Fiddle – Chuck Fleming	2:35
4	Wherever You Go Fiddle – Chuck Fleming	4:01
5	My Ship Piano, Fiddle – Chuck Fleming	3:41
6	Brothers In Arms Again Fiddle – Chuck Fleming	3:55
7	What I Could Have Been Piano – Chuck Fleming	4:10
8	The Man Who Sold His Town	6:06
9	Going To The Mine Fiddle – Chuck FlemingWritten-By, Composed By – Johnny Handle	4:40
10	Song For Ewan Mandolin, Piano – Chuck Fleming	3:31
11	Positive Steps	1:58
12	Alice In Wonderland Fiddle – Chuck Fleming	3:16
13	Leave Her Johnny, Leave Her Fiddle – Chuck Fleming	4:04

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
WPTCD15	The Whisky Priests	Think Positive! ‎(CD, Album)	Whippet Records	WPTCD15	UK & Europe	1998

Credits

• Accordion, Piano – Glenn Miller
• Bass, Vocals, Guitar – Andy Tong
• Composed By – Glenn Miller (tracks: 12)
• Drums, Percussion – Cozy Dixon
• Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Gary Miller
• Mandola, Mandolin, Electric Guitar, Whistle, Flute, Vocals – Hugh Bradley
• Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Nick Turner
• Written-By, Composed By – Gary Miller (tracks: 1-6, 8-11), Trad Arr The Whisky Priests (tracks: 13)

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5 016272 860124

Companies

• Distributed By – Direct

Short intro

While 1996's Life's Tapestry was their overall finest as of its release, Think Positive is every bit as impressive as its predecessor. Lead singer Gary Miller is one of the most literate and insightful songwriters in the world of folk-rock and, while his writing has always been exemplary, on this recording Miller's voice also appears stronger and more controlled than ever before. Without fail, Miller's melodies capture the implicit mood of each song. Listen free to The Whisky Priests Think Positive A better man than you, Side By Side and more. 13 tracks 49:43. Year of release: 1998 Record label: Whippet Records Cat. WPTCD15 CD Record label U. release: Iron Man Records Cat. IRON CD 001 CD The Whisky Priests line-up on this recording: Gary Miller - wrote and sang the songs as well as generally accompanying them on Acoustic Guitar Glenn Miller - manfully wrestled the Accordions, banged the Piano on 'Brothers In Arms Again' and wrote 'Positive Steps' Hugh Bradley - played Mandola, Mandolin, Whistle & Flute in addition to various electric guitars including a 12-string. Think Positive by The Whisky Priests, released 01 May 1998 1. A Better Man Than You 2. Side By Side 3. My Ship 4. Alice In Wonderland 5. Song For Ewan 6. The Man Who Sold His Town 7. Going To The Mine 8. What I Could Have Been 9. Car Boot Sale 10. Wherever You Go 11. Brothers In Arms Again 12. Signed copies by Gary Miller are now available on request at no additional cost. Simply make your choice by selecting from the various options in the 'SignedUnsigned' box at the checkout. Includes unlimited streaming of Think Positive via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 7 days. Buy Compact Disc. Fly on the wall' footage of The Whisky Priests Recording Session for their 'Think Positive' album at Watercolour Music, Lochaber, Scottish Positive The Whisky Priests. Timeless Street. The Whisky Priests. The First Few Drops 1985 - 1989. Bleeding Sketches. Nee Gud Luck. Life's Tapestry. The Power and the Glory. слушайте с пользой. Positive Steps, 02:01. Leave Her Johnny, Leave Her, 04:08. Full Circle Bonus Track, 05:25. Now playing: Tones and I Dance Monkey. Official FB Page of The Whisky Priests 1985-2002. The band reunited in 2018 and performed their 'Bloody. Thanks to Francis Carton for sharing this recently uploaded YouTube clip of The Whisky Priests live at Le Dyck, Dunkirk in 1991, which we had never seen before and had no idea even existed - great memories. Francis Carton. 4 April . ALICE IN WONDERLAND Think Positive 1998. Jan 01, 1998. Think Positive from The Whisky Priests 1998 CD. And other albums from The Whisky Priests are available on sale at Steps. 2016 The Whisky Priests. More By The Whisky Priests