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All tracks recorded by Peter Kennedy & Sean O'Boyle. Tracks 1-7: BBC 18544 (acc. 409). Joe Tunney [melodeon], recorded 19/07/52, Beleek, Co. Fermanagh: 1. Intro -- 2. Pat Hart's quadrille tune -- 3. Maggie Pickens [set dance] -- 4. Sixteen hand reel tune -- 5. Reel: The pigeon on the gate -- 6. Three reels: Miss Monaghan, The green mountain, The scholar -- 7. Set dance: Plaxty Davis -- Tracks 8-11: BBC 18539 (acc. 404). Paddy Tunney, recorded 19/07/52, Beleek, Co. Fermanagh -- 8. Intro -- 9. The mountain streams where the moorcocks grow -- 10. Johnny, lovely Johnny -- 11. Lilting: The frieze breeches [reel] -- Tracks 12-15: BBC 18712 (acc. 482). Michael Gorman, [fiddle]. Recorded 25/10/52, London -- 12. Intro -- 13. Talk on variations -- 14. Bonnie Kate -- 15. Jig: Tell her I am [with talk] -- Tracks 16-18: BBC 18590 (acc. 433). Recorded 01/08/52, Belfast -- 16. Intro -- 17. Lal Smith, The Cottage Outside Maroo -- 18. Winifred Ryan, The Ball of Yarn - All tracks recorded by Peter Kennedy & Sean O'Boyle -- Tracks 19-21: BBC 18589 (acc. 432). Recorded 01/08/52, Belfast -- 19. Intro -- 20. Winifred Ryan, Londonderry to the coast of Kerry -- 21. Christy Purcell, Sweet Athy [talk preceding] -- Tracks 22-24: BBC 18588 (acc. 431). Winifred Ryan, recorded 01/08/52, Belfast -- 22. Intro -- 23. I am a poor girl and my life is sad -- 24. Julia Donoghue -- Tracks 25-27: BBC 18585 (acc. 428). Recorded 01/08/52, Belfast -- 25. Intro -- 26. Mary Connors & Paddy Doran, Clahamon Town -- 27. Mary Connors, I wish I was in new Ross Town -- Tracks 28-31: BBC 18582 (acc. 425). Recorded 01/08/52, Belfast -- 28. Intro -- 29. Anne O'Neill, Who's that knocking at my bedroom window (The drowzy sleeper) -- 30. Lal Smith, The road to Killaloe -- 31. Anne O'Neill, The thrashing machine -- Tracks 32-38: BBC 18580 (acc. 423). Recorded 24/07/52, Belfast -- 32. Lal Smith, The Galtee farmer [talk] -- 33. Lal Smith, The Galtee farmer [sung] -- 34. Winifred Ryan, Lullaby -- 35. Lal Smith, The County Tyrone -- 36. Paddy Doran, Where are you going, my pretty maid? (Seventeen come Sunday) (first three verses) -- 37. Paddy Doran, Where are you going, my pretty maid? (Seventeen come Sunday) (last verse). |