Sunken Treasures is the third release by Tempest. It is a collection of rare/demo tracks up until that point.[1]
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- Queen of Argyll (Stewart)
- Nottamun Town (Traditional/Tempest)
- Milligan’s Fancy (Sørbye)
- When Tenskwatawa Sings (Longcor)
- Black Jack Davy (Traditional/Tempest)
- The Creel (Traditional/Tempest) (Celtic Society’s Quickstep/The Drunken Piper)
- And Shall Trelawney Die? (Hawker/Longcor)
- Cat in the Corner (Sørbye)
- Heavy Nettles (Traditional/Tempest) (Trip to Neenagh/Jenny Nettles)
- One Last Cold Kiss (Felix Pappalardi/Gail Collins Pappalardi) (Mountain cover)
- Baladi (Wullenjohn/Mullen)
- The Barrow Man (Sørbye)
- Winding Road (Sørbye)
- The Parting Glass (Traditional/Tempest)
Album produced by Tempest with Mike Demmers, Executive Producer: Teri Lee. Assembled by Mike Demmers at Desitrek #Studios, Portland, OR. Mastered by George Horn at Fantasy Records, Berkeley, CA.
- 1989 Sessions: (Tracks 1,3,5,8,9,10,12,13)
- These tracks were first available as a self produced cassette titled Celtic Rock.
- Engineered by Paul Carsen. Recorded at Drone Studios, Redwood City, CA.
- Band Members: Lief Sørbye, Rob Wullenjohn, Adolfo Lazo, Mark Showalter.
- 1990 Sessions: (Track 6)
- The missing track from the Bootleg record! Engineered by Doug Dayson.
- Recorded at the Music Annex, Menlo Park, Ca.
- Band Members: Lief Sorbye, Rob Wullenjohn, Adolfo Lazo, Ian Butler.
- 1991 Sessions: (Tracks 4,7, 14)
- These songs were recorded for Michael Longcor’s Drunken Angel album.
- Engineered by Mike Demmers. Recorded at Desitrek Studios, Portland, OR.
- Band Members: Lief Sørbye, Rob Wullenjohn, Adolfo Lazo, Ian Butler.
- 1992 Sessions: (Tracks 2,11)
- Recorded specially for Sunken Treasures - live digital recordings engineered by Mike Demmers. Recorded at **Desitrek Studios, Portland, OR.
- Band Members: Lief Sørbye, Rob Wullenjohn, Adolfo Lazo, Ian Butler, Michael Mullen.
- Released by Firebird Arts and Music.
