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Gavin Whelan~Gavin Whelan~1. Reels. The Blackhaired lass, the mountain top, Paddy Faheys. 2.53 The first tune in this set is a popular tune associated with the music Donegal. The mountain top I learned from the playing of Terry Bingham, a Concertina player living in Doolin Co Clare.The third tune was written By paddy Fahey, a great fiddle player and composer from Kilconnell, Co Galway. 2. Jigs. Seamus Connollys,Tommt Peoples. 2.44 I learned the first tune from mandolin and fiddle player player, Finbarr Naughton. Finbarr comes from a well known musical family in Co Galway. The Secound tune is a composition from the renowned fiddle player Tommy Peoples from St Johnston in Co 3. Reels. Brogans Ferry, Lough Mountain, Paddy Fahey's, Augh Cashel. 4.31Brogans ferry is yet another great tune written by Tommy Peoples. Tommy recorded this tune on the 1981 album entitled, The Iron man, with Guitar player Dáithi Sproule. The secound tune was recorded and made Popular by the band Fisherstreet. Josiphine Keegan, Piano and fiddle Player living in newry, Co Down, Wrote Augha Cashe; after a great Nights music in Co Leitrim. . Highlands. James Byrne's. 2.304.James Byrne is a well regarded fiddle player from Min A'Croise, Glencolmille in Donegal. These particular tunes I learnet from Dublin Fiddle player Mick Brown.5. Reels. The Eel In the sink, Mamma’s, Miss Langfords 2.47 The Eel in the sink is another fine tune from the reoetoire of Terry Bingham. Mammaas pet appears in Ceol Rince Na hEreann. Miss Langfords appears in Ceol Rince Na hEreann Vol 2. 6. Slow Air. A Hiúdai Pheadair Émainn. 2.35 A Hiúdai Pheadair Eamainn was written by Maighreads father, Aodh Ó Dhomhnaill, and was also recorded on Maighread Ni Domhnaills first Album on the Gael Linn 1976 LP. 7. Jigs. The pipe on the hob, The Pipers Chair, Na Ceannabháin Bhána. 4.16 The pipe on the hob appears in O Neills 1850, Ceol Rince Na hEireann vol.1 And the dance music of Willie Clancy. Micho Russell, The well known Whistle player from Doonagore, Doolin, Co Clare is the source of the Na Ceannabháin Bhána is a popular Connemara song. 7. Jigs. The pipe on the hob, The Pipers Chair, Na Ceannabháin Bhána. 4.16 The pipe on the hob appears in O Neills 1850, Ceol Rince Na hEireann vol.1 And the dance music of Willie Clancy. Micho Russell, The well known Whistle player from Doonagore, Doolin, Co Clare is the source of the Na Ceannabháin Bhána is a popular Connemara song. 8. Reels. The west Wind, The Goosebury Bush. 2.51 The Westwind is a three part version of the well known tune Cornel Frasher. The secound is a popular session tune partularly favoured by whistle and flute Players. . Hornpipes. Mary McNameras, The Fairy Queen. 2.45 Two hornpipes which o learned from Dublin flute player, Paul McGrattan. Mary McNamera is a concertina playyer fron Tulla in the east part of Clare. The Fairy Queen can be found in O Neils 1856, and Ceol Rince Na hEreann Vol. 3. 10. Jigs. The Cliffs of Moher, Spot The Wallop, Paddy's Resource. 3.59 The Cliffs of Moher is a clare version if a well known tune. The secound Tune is popular among pipers. Paddys Resource is comes from the playing Accordian and concertina player from Chicago, John Williams.~GAVIN WHELAN-CD|GWCD1|~3200~3201~Gavin Whelan~

Another Time~Another Time~1. The Stone in the Field / Ambrose Maloney’s / The Small Hills of Offaly 2. Paddy Taylor’s / The Trip to Bantry 3. The Mountain Lark / Paddy Killoran’s / The Hut on Statten Island 4. The Buck from the Tree / The Swan 5. An Bonnan Buí – The Yellow Bittern 6. McConnell’s Highland / The Laccaroe Reel / Hill 16 7. Joe Derrane’s / The Stolen Purse / The Homecoming 8. Paddy Mills’ / The Connacht Heifers 9. The Hunt 10. The Trip to Cullenstown / Jack Coughlan’s / Out on the Road 11. Anach Cuain 12. Mullingar Races / McGivney’s Fancy 13. Lady on the Island / Hogties~Another Time|tacd02|~3200~11815~another time~