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Pipering of Willie Clancy Volumn One Willie Clancy |
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Willie Clancy of Miltown Malbay was a repository of the music and lore of west Clare, and the music that he learned in his home was a link with the great musicians of the last century. He shared it generously and had an inestimable influence on the present generation. This record gives an excellent insight into his piping style and repertory. Pipers and non-pipers will all delight in it. |
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Seán Reid's Fancy; reels 2. The Rocks of Bawn; slow air 3. The Old Brush; reel 4. Will You Come Down to Limerick ? slip jig 5. The Bold Trainer O; air 6. The Rolling Wave; slip jig 7. An Ghoath Aniar-Aneas; double jig 8. Garret Barry's Mazurka; mazurka 9. Jenny Picking Cockles & My Love is in America; reels 10. The Bright Lady; slow air 11. The Lady's Pantalettes & The Ravelled Hank of Yarn; reels 12. Purty Molly Brannigan & The Green Fields of America; air & reel 13. Kitty Got a Clinking Coming from the Fair; single jig 14. The Bonny Bunch of Roses (An Binnsín Luachra); air 15. Down the Back Lane; double jig 16. Páidín Ó Raifeartaigh; double jig 17. Clancy's Jig; slip jig 18. Jenny Tie the Bonnet & Corney is Coming; reels |
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Musicians
Willie Clancy; Uilleann pipes and tin whistle
Recorded by Ciarán Mac Mathúna and Michael O'Donnell for Radio Telefís Éireann 1958-1973.
Edited by Peter Browne.
Artistic Director Garech a Brún.
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