78rpm Disc 219:  The McNulty Family: The Flowery Dell/Miss Drury's Reel

Here's another feature for Ann "Ma" McNulty's accordion work, recorded in 1941 and released on the Decca label (12255). The set of reel also features step dancing, likely from Eileen McNulty.

From the Ted McGraw Collection, McGraw 78 00-620.

McGraw 78 00-620

The McNulty Family: The Flowery Dell/Miss Drury's Reel

Not a Single Bullet

Reels - The Rookery/A Lovely Madness/Pookie Cat's Reel

Heavy Jigs

13 Planxty Davis

Jigs: The Lark In the Morning/ Kimmel's/ An Seanduine

Seamus Connolly's jigs

The Boys of Tandragee / The First Slip / Máire Rua / The Yellow Wattle

The Jigs

Performers: Will Oakland and W.H. Thompson
Record Label and Issue Number: U.S. Everlasting 1495
Year: 1912
Collection: Mick Moloney Collection
WIMA ID: MM CYL 00-047

U.S. Everlasting 1495

Where the River Shannon Flows: Will Oakland and W.H. Thompson

A lively set of tunes composed after an embarrassing moment involving our Bodhran player and a water park in the USA. 

The Burst Togs

Established in 1992, the Ward Irish Music Archives houses the largest public collection of Irish music in America. It is named after John J. Ward Jr., father of Irish Fest founder Ed Ward. The archive currently consists of more than 40,000 Irish music recordings and pieces of memorabilia ranging from rare 78 rpm's, LP's and sheet music to song books, instruments, and concert memorabilia. Many of the archives items are extremely difficult to find today, and our diverse collections focus on subjects such as Irish traditional music, Irish folk songs, Scottish music, and Irish contributions to American popular music.

Where the River Shannon Flows: Will Oakland and W.H. Thompson

Ward Irish Music Archives

Related tracks