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Chieftains The Chieftains
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In more than twenty five years playing, The Chieftains have brought Irish music to the farthest parts of the world. Their first record, the catalyst that inspired a complete new generation of traditional musicians, is a good introduction to their later work. Made in 1964, the record remains fresh and exuberant, and is still a bestseller. |
| 1. 'Sé Fáth mo
Bhuartha; slow air, The Lark on the Strand; jig,
An Fhallaingín Mhuimhneach; air, Trim the
Velvet; reel 2. An Comhra Donn, Murphy's Hornpipe; hornpipes 3. Cailín na Gruaige Doinne; slow air 4. Comb Your Hair and Curl it The Boys of Ballisodare; slip or hop jig 5. The Musical Priest; The Queen of May; reels 6. The Walls of Liscarroll; jig 7. A Dhruimfhionn Donn Dílís; Slow air 8. The Connemara Stocking, The Limestone Rock, Dan Breen's; reels 9. Casadh an tSúgáin; air 10. The Boy in the Gap; reel 11. Saint Mary's, Church Street; polkas Garrett Barry, The Battering Ram; jigs Kitty Goes A-Milking Rakish Paddy; reels |
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Musicians
Paddy Moloney; Uilleann Pipes & Tin Whistle
Michael Tubridy; Flute & Concertina
Sean Potts; Tin Whistle
Martin Fay; Fiddle
David Fallon; Bodhran
Music arranged and directed by Paddy Moloney.
Recorded in Edinburgh by Craighall Studios April 1969 for Claddagh Records.
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