A Taste of Atlantic Canada: the Music of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, produced by Brian Doherty, of Evans & Doherty, is a Maritimes collection that works better than many similar anthologies. the difference is that the album contains some of the better works of some of the better Maritime performers. With the exception of the energetic fiddle set by Natalie MacMaster, however, the recording is a bit too middle-of-the-road and subdued. A little more energy would have made it a better CD.

A Taste of Atlantic Canada
[no date] Ground Swell (GSR-59)

Wild Mountain Thyme (Evans & Doherty); How Many Bridges (Gallant, Lennie); MacPherson's Lament (Rawlins Cross); Headin' for Halifax (Brakin' Tradition); When You And I Were Young, Maggie (Morrissey, Phyllis); As Long As there Is A Sail (McGinty); High Germany (Quigley Ensemble); Coal By the Sea (Men of the Deeps); Come By the Hills (Sons of Erin); Bonnie Annie Anderson/the Devil's Elbow/the Waterfall (MacIsaac, Dave); The Shearing (Doyle, Teresa); Calling Me Home (MacNeil, Kenzie); To Daun't On Me/Cameron Chisholm's/Haughs of Cromdale/Johnny Wilmot's Fiddle/Mrs. Kennedy of Greenan/Down the Broom (MacMaster, Natalie); Fiddler's Green (Cricklewood) 49:47