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Old Man Dan 3:520:00/3:52
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Building a Boat 4:040:00/4:04
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0:00/3:22
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Forever Friend 3:440:00/3:44
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Station #9 3:520:00/3:52
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Please Come Home 4:260:00/4:26
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Appalachian Paddy 1:260:00/1:26
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Seven Years 0:340:00/0:34
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Common Man 3:350:00/3:35
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0:00/3:54
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Orange Plank Road 4:190:00/4:19
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Whiskey on the Fire 4:070:00/4:07
“The Elders have threatened to pull an “Irish Goodbye” before, but there are too many stories left to tell. The Spirits and The Sea captures the immigrant’s journey. Of farewells and new beginnings. As usual, the band’s sharp writing and striking melodies bring those stories close to home. Even if you didn’t leave your father back in Ireland you will feel the soul and spirit of the people in your life in this music. Another rousing release from Kansas City’s favorite Irish melody makers!”
Bryan Truta
Senior Director of Radio Operations
90.9 The Bridge
“True to the Irish spirit of storytelling, The Elders new release, the spirits and the sea, guide us in the journey from Ireland with the magic of their music. You can feel the lift of the sea and the movement of the ship through their instrumentation, and you live the heartbreak and the hope through the stories of the lyrics.”
Kelly Daugherty
Director of Development and Communications
KKFI, 90.1 fm, Kansas City community radio.
“The Spirits and The Sea feels like the soundtrack to the Irish immigrant story. The music evokes feelings of the heartbreak of leaving home, the courage it takes to cross an ocean, and traditions carried from one generation to the next. It is a powerful collection of songs that only The Elders can do.”
Cadie Connors
Author, “The Family Mosaic”
Public Relations Specialist
“ The Elders once again capture the hearts of Irish folk and Celtic rock fans with their newest album, The spirits and the Sea. I particularly enjoy the song The Man which pays tribute to those who mentor and influence our lives!”
DJ MASON
"Totally Throwback Thursdays"
KKFI, Radio Host
“The Elders newest recording, The Spirits and The Sea, is something really special. The EP captures everything I love about the band: powerful and deeply personal storytelling and outstanding musicianship. Every song is genuine and heartfelt, with melodies that stay with you long after the music ends. It’s a strong, memorable release that showcases why The Elders continue to be one of the most respected bands in the genre.”
David Shaughnessy, Regional Entertainment Operations Manager, Ameristar Casino
