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The Little Hills of Offaly

The Uniform

Out of the Mist/The Bells of Lismore/The Furze In Bloom.  From his album "At Home."  Posted here so I can learn them!  The second and third are his own compositions.    

Jerry Harrington: Out of the Mist/Bells of Lismore/The Furze in Bloom

Taken from the new EP 'Sea Road Sessions' featuring:                 Kris Drever (vocals/guitar); Ian Carr (guitar); Alan Kelly (piano accordion); Steph Geremia (vocals); Éamonn Coyne (tenor banjo); Stafan Lindfors (double bass)

Parcel Of Rogues

One of the 78 rpm recordings on our 2016 World Fiddle Day Playlist.

We hope to provide more information about this disc soon, This appears to be a test or radio pressing found in the David Giovannoni of the Dublin fiddle player Tommy Potts for the Irish Recording Company (IRC). The IRC was founded by Bill Stapleton in the years following WWII.

Item DG 78 00-178 in the David Giovannoni Collection at the Ward Irish Music Archives, Milwaukee.

Tommy Potts: Pigeon on the Gate/The Tarbolton (reels)

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The Ivy Leaf-Maude Miller's-Paddy Cronin's (reels)

The first reel was composed by Paddy Cronin and was recorded on A Tribute to Paddy Cronin: Master Irish Fiddler by Tom Dunne. ‘As a Thoiseach’ is a reel commonly played in Cape Breton and can be found in the Simon Fraser Collection (no. 140), which is comprised of tunes collected in the Highlands and Isles of Scotland between 1715 and 1745. Another commonly used title for the tune is ‘Keep it Up’. Fiddle player, Brendan Mulvihill, recorded it as ‘Be Off’ on Dear Old Erin’s Isle: Irish Traditional Music in America in 1992, which is where I heard the tune. The third reel was composed by flute player John Blessing (1913-1993) from near Mohill, Co. Leitrim. It is often associated with accordion player, Charlie Harris.

Paddy Cronin’s Own, As a Taoiseach, John Blessing’s

Sean's Album

DPRTNG VOW

The opening track from the new album, A Glint o' Scottish Fiddle.
A great selection of traditional tunes, all of which can be found in the Athole Collection.

We open with a beautiful strathspey called Strathearn and continue with 4 fabulous reels - enjoy!

Strathearn
Gin I Had a Bonnie Lassie
The Scolding Wives of Abertarff
The Old Man Will Never Die
The Lads of Foss

Strathearn Medley

A jig and a Reel
Michael Meade-guitar
Conor O'Sullivan-guitar

Once in a blue Moose

Two pipery tunes of a Scottish variety.

Mixed by Kevin Jones and Alan Reid.

Alick C MacGregor/Reunion

Irish Traditional Musician from County Leitrim based in North Clare, Ireland.

Feel free to contact me about gigs, lessons or the likes.

Alick C MacGregor/Reunion

Alan Reid Music

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