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2001: I have not been able to add or improve since because of recording software
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Fraher's jig on Uilleann pipes with drones (learned first from Terry Moylan) ...................................................... Right-click here to download ('Save link as') ( 201 K )
The Cliffs of Moher (G version) on pipes (jig learned from Tommy Keane. The first part should of course be played twice but I was afraid of running out of recording time) ........................... Right-click here to download ( 247 K )
Kitty come down to Limerick on pipes with drones (three-part slip jig learned from Nollaig Mac Carthaigh) .......................... Right-click here to download 238 K
The Queen of the Rushes on pipes (three-part jig learned from Colm de Brún, my first piping teacher. Tús maith leath an oibre) This is played with one of my own reeds ...................................................... Right-click here to download 247K
The Moving Bog on pipes (reel learned from Colm de Brún) ...................................................... Right-click here to download 219K
The Frieze Breeches on pipes with drones (five-part jig learned from Nollaig Mac Carthaigh) ...................................................... Right-click here to download 492K
Concertina tunes played on 30-key C/G Lachenal (c. 1879)
The Stranger on concertina (Hornpipe learned from Mrs Crotty's CD) ...................................................... Right-click here to download (229K
Scatter the Mud on concertina (nice version of this jig learned from the late Tommy McCarthy) .........Right-click here to download 183K
Bonaparte's Retreat on concertina (Hornpipe set dance based on version played by the Slieve Luachra box-player Johnny O'Leary) ...................................................... Right-click here to download 247K
The Bag of Potatoes on concertina (reel learned on pipes from Nollaig Mac Carthaigh. I like the way he ends up the second part) .........................................Right-click here to download 228K
Kerry Slide (my favourite) on concertina (learned from my friend Mary Doyle who started me off on my concertina playing: Tús maith leath an oibre) .............................ight-click here to download 147K
Tony Crehan's slide on concertina (learned from the lovely playing of the late Tony Crehan in his workshop in Milltown Malbay, 1990. I never heard anyone else play this but see Ceol Rinnce na hÉireann 2, no 83'Gan Ainm', from Junior Crehan)...................................................... Right-click here to download 147K
