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They’re alive! In the rocks

The Light of the Moon

Adelaide's

The Blue Room

Monasteraden Fancy

New Horizons (Single)

New Horizons

elllegy

with pure crystalll teeth

For the Night

Moonwake

Stretching Skyward

Keefa Hill

Omnia - Fee Ra Huri

Sunwise

Bog an Lochan

Bodhran

Earthsongs

The Reel

Dance Hall At Louse Point

Rope Bridge Crossing

Cassie and Maggie - The Willow Collection (Official Release September 25th 2016)

The Salley Gardens Set

Lá an Dreoilín

The League Reel / Peter Horan's / The Flannel Jacket

Sunnan

Krivo polska

the olllam

three signs of a bad man (feat. John McSherry, Michael Shimmin & Tyler Duncan)

The Navigator

Pa'lante

The High Kings

The Beggarman Jig

Friends for Life

McAlpine's Fusiliers

Lost in the Loop

The Silver Spear/The Earl's Chair/The Musical Priest (Reels)

Silly Sisters

The Grey Funnel Line

Hounds of Love

Jig Of Life (2018 Remaster)

Ye Jacobites

www.flook.co.uk

Brian Finnegan (born 20 August 1969) is an Irish flute and tin whistle player from Armagh.

Finnegan began playing whistle at age 8 and flute at age 10 as a student of the Armagh Pipers Club under the tuition of the Vallely family. He first came to public attention with the Irish group Upstairs in a Tent.

In 1993 he made a solo album When the Party's Over, which was recorded at Redesdale Studios. In 1995 he formed Flook.

Originally a three piece who toured as 'Three Nations Flutes' with Sarah Allen and Mike McGoldrick, they later added Ed Boyd on guitar forming Flook. When Mike left the band in 1997, John Joe Kelly (a frequent guest musician) was added as a band member on bodhrán. Flook continue to tour all over the world with fans across the globe. In 2006 Flook were awarded best band in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards. He is a frequent tutor for Folkworks and Burwell Bash where he has been a tutor since 1994.

He tours regularly across the USA, Latin America and Ireland with guitarist William Coulter with whom he released the EP 'Toward the Sun' in 2015. He also plays with an influential Russian rock group Aquarium, both live and on their studio albums (since approximately 2009). He worked on cross genre project Parallelogram.
Brian Finnegan with Boris Grebenshchikov at the Aquarium concert in Russia, 2012

As of 2010, Brian plays with his own trio, with guitarist Ian Stephenson and drummer Jim Goodwin. They formed a four-piece, KAN, with those musicians and fiddler Aidan O'Rourke until disbanding in 2014. A solo album, The Ravishing Genius of Bones, was released in 2010.

Brian Finnegan - Fly

At the Heart of It All

The Jura Wedding Reels

Aurora

Freefalling

Deo’s Erotas

Monasteraden Fancy

Martin Hayes Quartet