Somethin' Fierce

#		Title	Length
1		The Rat Upon the Harp	2:27	Play
2		I Don't Remember	2:38	Play
3		Waitin' on Rick	2:21	Play
4		Take Me Anywhere	5:06	Play
5		Blackberry Blossom	2:29	Play
6		The Touch of Your Hand	3:56	Play
7		The Umbrella Song	3:26	Play
8		Donegal	4:14	Play
9		Opus 57	3:08	Play
10		I Miss the Rain	4:10	Play
11		My Aineen	2:54	Play
12		Old # 7	4:04	Play
13		All of the Hard Days are Gone.	4:42	Play
			45:35

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In 1995 critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Kevin McKrell met Winfield banjo champion Chris Leske and nationally renowned flatpick guitarist Craig Vance. Kevin McKrell, , Chris Leske and Craig Vance began performing what Tim Farrel of Bluegrass in Review calls " a unique style of music that makes it hard to determine where the Celtic stops and the Bluegrass begins".

The McKrells went on to play Carnegie Hall "... The McKrells Carnegie Hall performance was golden and triumphant. Every solo was met with applause, and every song punctuated with a roar..." Paul Rapp, Metroland Magazine. They won the prestigious Winterhawk Bluegrass Festival Band Contest, and have shared stages with the top Bluegrass and Celtic performers in the world today, Solas, Altan, Mary Black, Maura O'Connell, The Furey Brothers, Allison Krause, Sam Bush, Francis Black, Allison Brown.

John O'Regan of the European music magazine Rock and Reel Magazine writes" The McKrells combine the high lonesome Bluegrass heart with the poignancy of Irish music. Top dollar roots music ". Of The McKrells Bluegrass Unlimited says "... The McKrells sound is refreshing and unique. At times they remind me of Seldom Scene, Irish folk singer Robbie O'Connell with a touch of Southern Rail... ". Bluegrass Now writes "... The songwriting talent in this band is mindboggling..." The McKrells have added to the original trio lineup with world music percussionist Brian Melick and fiddle sensation Sara Milonovich .

The McKrells have been voted Bluegrass Band of the Year in 2000 and 2001 by The Northeast Country Music Association as well as Acoustic Band of the Year 3 years running by Metroland magazine. The McKrells were given their own day by their home city of Saratoga Springs and have been honored with the Spirit of Saratoga Award for contributing to the growth of the arts and to the quality of life in Saratoga Springs ,as well as being inducted into the Capitol District Music Hall of Fame.