The Clare set
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| Format: | Audio |
| Language: | English |
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Belper, England :
Free Reed Records,
℗2007
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| Series: | Revival re:Masters
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Table of Contents:
- The Russell Family of Doolin, Co Clare: Campbell's reel (1:52) ; The heather breeze/The traveller (2:27) ; St. Kevin of Glendalough (3:00) ; The potlick/The peeler's jacket (2:05) ; The five mile chase (1:10) ; Russell's hornpipe/Fisher's hornpipe (2:14) ; The poor little fisher boy (2:28) ; The walls of Liscarroll/The battering ram (1:51) ; Garrett Barry's reel (1:08) ; Tommy Glenny's reel (1:34) ; The Connemara stockings/The Westmeath hunt (3:02) ; When Musheen went to Bunnan (2:29) ; Tatter Jack Walsh (1:37) ; The De'il among the tailors (1:14) ; The Roscrea cows (2:41) ; Fair haired boy/The black haired lass (2:34) ; Off to California (1:33) ; Give the girl her fourpence (1:15) ; Nora Daly (4:02) ; Humours of Bandon (1:58) ; Leather away the wattle (1:20) ; Drowsey Maggie/Pigeon on the gate (2:12) ; Bucks of Oranmore (2:34) ; Boyne hunt (1:20) ; Clogher rose (Mary McMahon's)/The swallow's tail (2:29) ; Tom Tadgell (the beggar's song) (3:19)
- Clare concertinas: The babes in the wood/Cooraclare polka/Clare dragoons (3:13) ; The shady groves of Piedmont/The humours of Ennistymon (2:35) ; The old torn petticoat/Tommy People's favourite (2:23) ; Mount Phoebus hunt (2:02) ; Ollie Conway's selection (2:03) ; Kilrush races/The Clogher reel/Burren reel (3:15) ; Bonaparte's retreat (3:03) ; Bonaparte's march (1:53) ; Barron's/Jackson's/The Miltown jig (3:15) ; Rodney's glory (2:05) ; McMahon's reel (1:14) ; Over the waves (2:02) ; Girl I left behind/Maggie in the wood (2:02) ; Martin Talty's/Thomas Friel's/ Joe Cunnean's (2:12) ; Sean Ryan's/Danganella hornpipe (3:02) ; Job o' journeywork (2:17) ; The ash plant/The maid of Mount Cisco (2:31) ; The blackbird (2:26) ; Gravel walks (2:12) ; Honeymoon/Come west along the road (2:33) ; Redhaired lass/Galway rambler (2:17) ; Paddy Kelly's reel/Finbar Dwyer's (2:42) ; Trip to Durrow (2:00) ; Three sea captains (3:37) ; Donnybrook Fair/Saddle the pony/The lark on the strand (the Tulla jig) (3:33) ; Boys of Ballisodare/Five mile chase (2:39) ; Harvest home/Liverpool hornpipe (3:23)
- The flowing tide: Bellharbour reel/Tim Maloney's reel (2:20) ; The cuckoo hornpipe (2:30) ; Three little drummers/The eagles nest (2:36) ; Burren no. 1/Chris Droney's favourite (2:38) ; Sliam na Gapall/The lakes of Sligo (3:20) ; The blue gentian waltz (2:31) ; Roddy McCorley's march (1:46) ; The treble jig/The battering ram (3:08) ; The union reel/The Kilfenora reel (2:27) ; The three part jig/The moate hunt (3:05) ; The Templehouse reel/Matt Molloy's reel (2:37) ; The Killy hornpipe/The flowing tide (Ann's favourite) (3:20) ; The sailor's polka/The old time (Rakes of Mallow) (2:45) ; Untitled (2:51) ; Down the broom reel/Sheehy's reel (2:39) ; Swinging on a gate (2:53) ; Katie's fancy/Willie Coleman's jig (3:23) ; The blue gentian (2:46) ; The three little drummers/Blackthorn stick (2:51) ; Connemara stocking (2:35) ; Jolly tinker (2:24)
- Irish traditional concertina & fiddle music: Paddy on the turnpike (1:41) ; The bunch of rushes (1:23) ; John Kelly's slide/Tom Keane's reel (2:35) ; Blackberry blossoms (1:17) ; The Spike Island lasses (1:12) ; The heathery breeze (1:10) ; Delia Keane's jig (1:34) ; The blacksmith's charm (2:12) ; We were drinking and kissing the ladies/Old Tipperary (2:12) ; Rocking the baby to sleep (2:12) ; Eddie Dunn's reel (1:44) ; The fisherman's hornpipe (1:59) ; The sister reels. Carney's/Clancy's favourite the ravelled hank of yarn (2:29) ; The crooked road to Dublin and The Duke of Leinster's wife (1:44) ; The West Cork reel (1:13) ; The ivy leaf (2:34) ; The flogging reel (1:11) ; Scattery Island slide (1:28) ; The ebb tide (2:05) ; The blackbird (4:08) ; The bunch of keys (1:52) ; Lord Wellington's reel (1:12)
- Irish traditional concertina music of Co. Clare: I have a bonnet trimmed with blue/The rakes of Mallow (2:02) ; Farmer Moroney's/Mulvihill's reel (2:20) ; Maud Millar's reel (2:05) ; The bucks of Oranmore (2:14) ; My heart's in the highlands/The dewdrop (3:19) ; The blooming meadows/Mullagh jig/Ballinarkill jig (3:32) ; The merry sisters/Quilty reel (2:06) ; The cliff/The Derry hornpipe (2:59) ; Flowery mountains/Kiss the maid behind the barrel/The milliner's daughter (3:09) ; A trip to Durrow (1:46) ; Stack Ryan's polka (2:03) ; The garden of daisies (2:32) ; Andy Keone's jig/Saddle the pony/Tulla (3:10) ; The three sea captains (3:14) ; The boys of Ballisodare/The five mile chase (1:41)
- Irish traditional concertina styles: King of the clans (Sonny Murray) (1:49) ; No title/Behind the bush in Parkhanna (Ellen O'Dwyer) (1:51) ; Kit O'Mahoney's (Paddy Murphy) (2:02) ; The mountain road (Gerald Haugh) (1:11) ; Reels (Solus Lillis, Tom Carey) (1:56) ; The fairy child (Michael MacAogain) (2:14) ; The Ardgroom set (Ellen O'Dwyer) (1:55) ; The barn dance (Ellen O'Dwyer) (1:29) ; Chancy cheory/West along the road (Sonny Murray) (3:26) ; The morning dew (Sonny Murray) (2:08) ; Spike Island lassies (Sean O'Dwyer) (1:19) ; Jigs incl. Jenny's beaver hat (Ellen O'Dwyer) (2:20) ; Toss the feathers/Drowsy Maggie (Ellen O'Dwyer) (1:51) ; The mason's apron (Paddy Murphy) (2:01) ; Sean O'Dwyers fling/The Kerry hornpipe (Sean O'Dwyer) (1:28) ; Kesh jig (Gerald Haugh) (1:00) ; The Clare jig (Solus Lillis, Tom Carey) (1:30) ; Air from Thomas Moor (Solus Lillis) (2:18) ; The fairy hornpipe (Michael MacAogain) (1:40) ; March (Ellen O'Dwyer) (1:32) ; Mrs. O'Dwyer's fancy (Ellen O'Dwyer) (1:00) ; Apples in winter (Solus Lillis, Tom Carey) (2:59) ; The cuckoo's hornpipe (Chris Droney) ; God save Ireland says the hero (Chris Droney) ; Dublin reel/Tear the calico (Chris Droney) ; Maid on the green (Russell Family) ; Skylark (Russell Family) ; Paddy Kelly's reel/Finbarr Dwyer's (Tommy McMahon & Bernard O'Sullivan) ; Battering ram/Out on the ocean (Tommy McMahon & Bernard O'Sullivan) ; Eddie Kelly's (Martin Talty's jig) ; Thomas Friel's jig (Tommy McMahon & Bernard O'Sullivan)