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Irish Trad Bohemia

7 Piece special version of the title track from the album "Transformed" composed by our wonderful Áine Mc Geeney. 
Guest appearances from:
 Kevin Jones on Bass Guitar 
Kieran Leonard on Drums. 
Watch the lads in action here:
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SR5HiWPlsPg


Transformed 7 Piece Remix

The Peat Fire Flame/The Highland Laddie

This is the final track from my recently released recording of my own compositions "The Waylaid Man". This track features myself and my brother Dónal. The first tune, I hope, is influenced by Tommy Peoples' playing style. The second was written when Donal recieved The Gradam Ceoil award and the last title I found reading a Tom Waits story.

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The St Johnston / The Gradam / The Crooked Tree - Reels

WestWind

Seán McKeon, Liam O'Connor and John Blake play a set of reels at The Pepper Canister church in Dublin on the 5th of September

McGreevys/Jim Coleman's/ The Masters Return

This driving set of jigs kicks off with a curiously named tune, 'Tickle her Leg' followed by 'The Monk' and 'Best of Friends' - the latter composed by fiddler, Siobhan Peoples of County Clare.

All arrangements by Cúig.

Cathal Murphy - Drum kit
Miceál Mullen - Banjo
Rónán Stewart - Uilleann Pipes
Eoin Murphy - Button Accordion
Ruairí Stewart - Acoustic Guitar 

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Tickle The Monk

Track 1 from the album Make A Note
The Moving Note/Settler's Corner/The Bridge of Finea

1 The Moving Note

this is a ballad of Scottish origin, the author and date are unknown but a version was printed in 1824.

Eppie Morrie

A tune I learned in my teens from Dublin fiddler Paul O'Shaughnessy followed by one of my own compositions.

Paul O'Shaughnessy's / Caldwell's Frolic

This set launches straight into a 'power-march' called 'Napoleon Crosses the Alps' which we picked over many years attending the Armagh Piper's Club.  We follow this with two timeless reels: 'Johnny Doherty's' and 'Rolling in the Barrel'.

All arrangements by Cúig.

Cathal Murphy - Drum kit
Miceál Mullen - Banjo
Rónán Stewart - Uilleann Pipes
Eoin Murphy - Button Accordion
Ruairí Stewart - Acoustic Guitar

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Napoleon's

Our arrangement of a Michael Rooney tune, from his Boróimhe Suite.  

Box - Gráinne Smith
Fiddle - Andrew Jackson
Guitar - Cillian Mc Cabe

Recorded in our hall on an iPhone.

A Leap Of Faith

Liz Carroll - Hanley's House of Hap

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Rearview Mirror,  by Arthur Davenport 
© ℗ 2012 Good Read Music LLC

Song lyrics and music originally composed by Arthur Davenport

Arthur Davenport: Lead Vocal, Acoustic Guitar

Jonathan Mayer: Production, Arrangement, Recording, Mixing, Drums, Percussion, Harmonica, Bass, Keyboard, Guitar

Upton Ethelbah: Guitar, Bass, Album Graphist in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

Craig Bicknell: Support Vocals, Bass, recorded at his studio in San Francisco, California, USA

Peter McConnell: Banjo, Violin

Recorded by Jonathan Mayer at The Spider Farm in San Mateo, California, and Nate Perry at Take Root Recording, San Francisco

Mastered by Marc Senasac in California.

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Lyrics:

Ohh, take me all away from here, 
I want to see this town in the rearview mirror.

And when, I have a taste, of the whole wild world,
 I will surely return...

And I'll come see you down on the farm,
The hallowed ground of your hometown, I been away so long.

And when I have a taste of the whole wild world,
 I will surely return...

And say I learned, a thing or two on the road, 
and it sure is good to be back home.

And when I have a taste of the whole wild world, 
I will surely return, and say I learned.

Ohh, would you like to go with me, 
there is a lot in the world to see.
And when we have a taste of the whole wild world, 
we will surely return...

And we'll come see you at your place downtown.
The hallowed ground of your hometown, I been away so long.

And when we have a taste of the whole wild world, 
we will surely return...

And say we learned, a thing, or two, on the road, 
and it sure is good to be back home.

And when we have a taste of the whole wild world, 
we will surely return, and say we learned...


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Rearview Mirror

This is the first track off my new album, Enjoy!

The Orphan

www.caitlin.ie
Sunday's Well - Elevated - The Shepherd's Daughter by Caitlín Nic Gabhann & Caoimhín Ó Fearghail. Introduction by John Creedon. Taken from RTÉ RAAP Breakthrough Radio 2012. Broadcasted 27th Sept. 2012. 
Sunday's Well (comp. Caitlín Nic Gabhann IMRO)
Elevated (comp. Caitlín Nic Gabhann IMRO)
The Shepherd's Daughter (traditional)


Caitlín Nic Gabhann - concertina
Caoimhín Ó Fearghail - guitar

Caitlín Nic Gabhann & Caoimhín Ó Fearghail - John Creedon show, RTÉ Radio 1 - 27 Sept.2012

Three Liz tunes, including one in honor of Tommy of Clancy Brothers' fame, followed by two reels. From the "Double Play" album with John Doyle.

Lament for Tommy Makem / Within a Hen's Kick / The Slippery Slope

Three reels of Liz's composition, from "Double Play," the Grammy nominated album with John Doyle.

Rushin' Dressing / The Quitter / Remove the Rug

Tunes : The Leading Role (Liz Carroll) / The bush in the bloom (Trad.)
Clément Guyard : flûte, bouzouki
Ulysse Herbach : accordéon, bodhran

Ulysse & Clément - The Leading Role set

Top It Off / The Glen Road To Carrick / McFadden's Handsome Daughter  / The Devil's Ladder (Hop Jig  / Reels)

From "Súgach Sámh / Happy Out", Niamh Ní Charra

Top It Off  (Hop Jig   Reels)

A mischievous song from Galway...

From the album "Súgach Sámh / Happy Out", Niamh Ní Charra 2010

Cailleach an Airgid

Renata Cast - Touch The Sky (Brave Theme)

Marga's Moment - Brian Finnegan
The Wrong Medicine - Barry Kerr
The Three Sisters - Barry Kerr

1 The Moving Note

Colin Farrell