I love it you should give my son some lessons

Hi Colm love the music some day you can come down cause Matthew plays the banjo from Annette

First tune is The Street Player, composed by Ed Reavy. 
Second tune is Lead The Knave, composed by Arty McGlynn. 
Third tune is Spike Island Lassies, composed by L.E. McCullough.

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Cillian Doheny - Nylon String Guitar
Ted Kelly - Tenor Banjo
Darren Roche - Button Accordion
Jos Kelly - Button Accordion
Paddy Hazelton - Cajun Kit

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Spike Island Lassies

Here is sneak preview of our matieral. This was recorded live so its not mixed or mastered.

Breaking Trad - Sneak Preview (Reels)

The Black Frog/The Sanctuary

Here is the 3rd track off our new album. The first hornpipe is the melody of an old Irish song 'The Pride of Petravore' that Shane learned from Enda Scahill of the amazing 'We Banjo 3'. The second reel we learned from Enda's brother Fergal called 'The Lads of Laois'. The final tune 'The sailor on the Rock' is a well-known traditional tune.

Spaceships And Frying Pans

Out On The Ocean

02 - Good Time Old Time - IEHEW1600003

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

The Orphan

Seán Kelliher - Reels (Live Recording)

Artist - Colm Naughton
Album - 'The Space Between the Notes'
Track 4 - Reels: The First Day of Spring / Paddy Ryan's Dream / Wissahickon Drive


Reels: The First Day of Spring / Paddy Ryan's Dream / Wissahickon Drive

E.P. Recorded at BBC Scotland Pacific Quay, accompaniment by Michael Bryan (Guitar) and Eamonn Nugent (Bodhran)

Reels: The First Day of Spring / Paddy Ryan's Dream / Wissahickon Drive

Colm Naughton

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