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| Dolly Dolly MacMahon with Denis Murphy, Paddy Moloney and Michael Tubridy
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Dolly MacMahon, a south Galway singer, sings a selection of songs from the Irish tradition as it continues today. They range from the classic balladry of Lord Gregory, an important element in James Joyce’s The Dead, to a song for ‘dandling’ a child. Some are tastefully accompanied by traditional musicians. |
| Side One 1. When Two Lovers Meet 2. Eighteen Years Old 3. Blackwater Side 4. Brídín Vesey 5. Love is Teasing |
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Side Two 1. Dan O'Hara 2. The Green Linnet 3. The Skillet Pot 4. An Draighneán Donn 5. A Dandling Song 6. Lord Gregory |
Musicians
Dolly Mac Mahon; Vocals
Denis Murphy; Fiddle
Paddy Moloney; Pipes & Tin Whistle
Michael Tubridy; Flute & Concertina
Music arranged by Paddy Moloney.
Recorded by Gene Martin of Peter Hunt Studios, Dublin, for Claddagh Records.
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