A cover of 'So Do I' by Christy Moore from the album This Is The Day. 

I have a little bit of a cold but recorded anyway!

So Do I - Christy Moore Cover

Cover of the Christy Moore version of Beeswing

Beeswing (Cover)

A rough cover of Arthur McBride and the Seargeant by Paul Brady. A few timing mistakes and lyric mess ups... It's 7 minutes though so give me a break!

Arthur McBride (Cover)

Traditional Irish song written by Patrick Kavanagh. Accompaniment style taken from when I heard George Murphy sing it with the High Kings. First run through recorded and uploaded for the craic. Photo Credit to Helen O'Donovan Photography

Raglan Road

A more professionally recorded version of Raglan Road with thanks to PJ. Great guy, knows his stuff. A pleasure to sing and work with.

Raglan Road Version 2

Cover of the Irish Ballad "Grace". Written about the wedding of Grace Gifford and Joseph Mary Plunkett, one of the seven signatories of the Irish Proclamation. Joseph Plunkett was executed shortly after he married long time sweetheart Grace Gifford, for the part he took in the 1916 Easter Rising.

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Grace (Irish Traditional)

The first time recording on my own. It took so many takes to figure out how to record. Still learning. 

This is a cover of a song I heard from Daoiri Farrell and had to learn it. It's a whimsical song about a rugby player who saves a child from a burning building... the punchline is the last version.

Enjoy !!

Fergie McCormack - Jerome Kilbride

The Band Played Waltzing Matilda is a song about an Australian Soldier sent to fight for his country. He gets injured in battle and can't march with his comrades on Anzac Day (I think). Influenced by versions by Eric Bogle and the Pogues but mostly Liam Clancy's version.

This is my second use of recording software Pro Tools. I'm learning more about compression and reverb as we go. Even techniques of recording are improving I think.

The Band Played Waltzing Matilda

I've been doing this song for a long time and thought it might be a next step in my recording journey this year. Fairly pleased with how it came out. 
Learning more about recording as I go.

Jerome Kilbride

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