The album opens with "My Heart's Tonight in Ireland", the band's re-working of the song that Irvine recorded solo on his album
Rain on the Roof in 1996; the song then segues into "Robinson County/The Trip to Durrow", two tunes in time where Molsky and van der Zalm on fiddles combine American
old-timey style and Irish traditional music. It segues into "Roumen Sirakov's Daichevo", a Bulgarian dance tune in time. The band then launch into their arrangement of "Smeseno Horo" ("broken dance"), which Irvine first recorded with
Planxty on
After The Break and then again with
Davy Spillane and
Bill Whelan on the album
East Wind. It is in mixed Bulgarian rhythms, beginning in time ( + ) and , then continuing in two different rhythms. The album closes with "The Last Dance", a Greek tune "that the bride dances at her wedding, bidding farewell to her girlhood". Parov leads the band on clarinet, playing it in the
Epirus style. ==Track listing==