Chuck and Steve return to their roots with classics from the Holy Mackerel years and stretch their wings with three new tunes. This well-crafted album also features friends and well-known Maine musicians.
Featuring salty traditional favorites, tunes that celebrate Maine, and original songs, this recording by Chuck and Steve is a must-have addition to your Schooner Fare collection.
When Schooner Fare was just starting out, they played these songs in Irish pubs from Halifax to Washington DC, honing their stage act and breaking in their own original music.
Schooner Fare's singular spirit has never been more evident than on this ten song collection. For The Times contains six original songs and four traditional offerings, all imbued with that special Schooner Fare magic.
Four originals and eight cover songs by the best acoustic writers today, delivered with that brand of excitement, warmth and harmony that keeps Schooner Fare basking in the limelight.
Schooner Fare favorites with a twist--the trio is backed by a small orchestra. The orchestral settings by Michael Braz are some of the most sensitive arrangements ever conceived for a folk setting and very complementary to the Schooner Fare sound.
A warm and wonderful holiday album for all comers. Contains originals as well as traditional carols, and songs sung in Hebrew, French, German and Spanish, among others.
This double album marked Schooner Fare's tenth anniversary with live performances of many previously unrecorded favorites. Recorded live at the Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia, one of the nation's premier listening clubs.
Recorded in 1977, Day of the Clipper is vintage Schooner Fare that still speaks to the present day. It contains some of Schooner Fare's most requested songs.