Irish folk music / Willie Clancy
Material type: MusicPublisher number: LP 29883 | BBCPublication details: BBC, 1960.Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpmAvailable additional physical forms:- Dubbed to CDA BBC 381.
Item type | Home library | Shelving location | Class number | Materials specified | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Sound Recordings | VWML | Storage | SAD 2969 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | SR04218 |
Sound disc, analog.
Musical instruments: Irish uillean pipes; Bb tin whistle; voice.
A (front): 1. The Brown Thorn [translation of Drofghnean Dunn] (4'42") -- 2. The Red haired man's wife [translation] (2'16") / sung in English by Clancy, Willie, Co. Clare -- 3. Dark is the Colour of My True Love's Hair (2'30") -- 4. The Bright Lady (2'30") -- 5. followed by speech (0'16") -- 6. Champagne Charlie [polka] (1'12") [player names tune at 0'27"] -- 7. Speech and Tom San Catty [tune] (1'14") -- 8. Stop it, you Rogue! [old song in Gaelic] (1'14") / played on Bb tin whistle by Clancy, Willie, Co. Clare -- B. (back): 1. Polka mazurka (1'00") -- 2. Donald the Sun (Domhnall na Greine) (1'53") -- 3. Will you come down to Limerick? [slip jig] (2'00") -- 4. The Choice Wife [slip jig] (1'03") -- 5. The Shady Groves of Piedmont [double jig] (1'10") -- 6. Old Nora (Nora Crionna) (2'32") -- 7. The Humours of Glynn (1'25") -- 8. The Rocks of Bawn [sung] (2'12") -- 9. O Hag, you have killed me (a chailleach do mharbhuis me) (1'12") -- 10. The Hurlers' March [double jig] (1'57") / played on the Uillean Pipes by Clancy, Willie.
Recorded in Co. Clare, August 1960.
Dubbed to CDA BBC 381.