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Séamus Connolly Papers 1929-2013 (bulk 1957-2013)

IM.M064.1999

Series II, Subseries A:

Digitized audio from sound tape reel compilations,

1958-1987 (bulk 1958-1987)

http://hdl.handle.net/2345/1384

Last updated: 2013 June 4

Irish Music Archives John J. Burns Library

Boston College

140 Commonwealth Avenue

Chestnut Hill, MA, 02467

617-552-4861

[email protected]

http://www.bc.edu/burns

COLLECTION OVERVIEW:

AUTHOR: Irish Music Archives, John J. Burns Library

SOURCE: Gift of Séamus Connolly, 2003-2005.

COLLECTION #: IM.M064.1999

ACCESSION DATE: 2003-2005

PROCESSED BY: Deanna Malvesti, 2013; John Kearney, 2013; Dante Garland, 2007; Séamus

Connolly, 2004-2005; Katie McCormick, 2004-2005. Managed and

reviewed by Elizabeth Sweeney, 2004-2013; reviewed by Amy Braitsch,

2010.

LANGUAGE(S): The majority of the materials are in English with some materials in Irish.

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS: Collection is open for research.

COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS: These materials are made available for use in research,

teaching and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright Law. The user must assume full

responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement

of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for

academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. The original

authors may retain copyright to the materials.

ABSTRACT: This collection documents the musical activities and career of Irish traditional

fiddle player Séamus Connolly. The collection includes field recordings,

correspondence, press clippings, publications, photographs, awards, and artifacts. It

also includes research notes and materials collected by Connolly on Irish traditional

music.

PREFERRED CITATION: Identification of item, Box number, Folder number, Séamus

Connolly Papers, IMC.M064, John J. Burns Library, Boston College.

RELATED COLLECTIONS: For more information, including streaming audio of Séamus

Connolly, visit the library guide: http://libguides.bc.edu/seamusconnolly

http://libguides.bc.edu/seamusconnolly

SERIES DESCRIPTION:

SERIES II: Digitized audio field recordings

SUBSERIES A: Digitized audio from sound tape reel compilations 1958-1987 (Bulk,

1958-1987)

This series represents digital audio recordings, reformatted to CD-R (compact discs) by

the Irish Music Center from digital audio tape (DAT) compilations. Séamus Connolly

created the DAT compilations from recordings he had made on sound reel tapes. The

series has been arranged in five thematic groups: Artists and Bands; Compilations by

Instrument; Events; Broadcasts; and Commercial Recordings. Content descriptions have

been supplied by Connolly (with the exception of Mary Ann Daly’s interview which has

notes supplied by the Irish Music Center) and were transcribed to form the inventory;

thematic groupings and minor edits were supplied by the Irish Music Center.

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))

Track Compilation & Track Notes Date Performance

Location

Box,

Folder

Brunneau, Philippe (accordion) Hogan, Dorothy (piano) 00 Paris, France --

Live Concert

Box 29,

Folder 1

Brunneau, Philippe 01 French Canadian accordion with Dorothy Hogan, piano. Live concert. Introduction

by Philippe in French. Waltz. Applause. "Merci." End of piece.

undated

Brunneau, Philippe 02 Introduction of piece by piano. Slow waltz undated

Brunneau, Philippe 03 French Canadian Reels: Melodian Solo undated

Brunneau, Philippe 04 French Canadian Jig/Reel: Melodian solo with piano accompaniment undated

Brunneau, Philippe 05 Voiceover by Philippe. Big intro. to piece by both musicians. (Seamus: "Big finish!

Dramatic.")

undated

Brunneau, Philippe 06 French Canadian music. Piano and accordion. undated

Brunneau, Philippe 07 French Canadian Jig (Two-Step) Quadrilles undated

Brunneau, Philippe 08 Waltz: Slow Waltz. (Seamus: "Beautiful piano. Lovely phrasing from accordion." undated

Brunneau, Philippe 09 Quadrille undated

Brunneau, Philippe 10 Waltz undated

Brunneau, Philippe 11 Piano and accordion. Same tempo as "If You Go Down in the Woods Today" aka

"Teddy Bears' Picnic"

undated

Brunneau, Philippe 12 Medley of American selections. Recorded by John Kimball in the early 1900s undated

Burke, Joe (accordion,

flute)

Ni Chathasaigh, Maire (harp,

vocal)

00 1980s Watertown, MA Box 29,

Folder 2

Burke, Joe 01 Joe plays Frieze Breeches Jig with Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 02 Reels: Spike Island Lassies; Farewell to Leitrim. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 03 Hornpipes: Dunphy's; Murphy's (recorded by Michael Coleman). Maire Ni

Chathasaigh (harp)

1980s

Burke, Joe 04 Reels: Dillon's; Toss the Feathers. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 05 Jigs: Tatter Jack Walsh; Cat in the Corner. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 06 Harp solo: an air by Carolan (continued on track 07). Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 07 Harp solo: an air by Carolan (continued from track 06). Maire Ni Chathasaigh

(harp)

1980s

Burke, Joe 08 Jigs on harp: Gander in the Pratie Hole; Blooming Meadows. Maire Ni Chathasaigh

(harp)

1980s

Burke, Joe 09 Reels by Joe and Maire: Pat Toughey's; Boyne Hunt. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 10 Joe Burke plays An Coulin air on flute and a jig with Maire on harp. Maire Ni

Chathasaigh (harp)

1980s

Burke, Joe 11 An Coulin again and reel: Ewe Reel on flute and harp. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 12 Harp: Reels? Donegal tunes. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 13 Harp plays Carolan Jig. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 14 Accordion and harp play reels: Salley Gardens; Yellow Tinker. Maire Ni

Chathasaigh (harp)

1980s

Burke, Joe 15 Hornpipes: accordion and harp play High Level (composition of James Hill);

Western Hornpipe . Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp)

1980s

Burke, Joe 16 Song by Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 17 Reel: Bucks of Oranmore. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 18 Reels: Paddy Ryan's Dream; Mama's Pet. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 19 Hornpipe: Bee's Wing. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Séamus Connolly Papers, IM.M064.1999



Digitized audio from sound tape reel compilations

1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Burke, Joe 20 Reels: Shoemaker's Daughter (Ed Reavy composition); Dinny O'Brien's Reel

(composition by Paddy O'Brien). Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp)

1980s

Burke, Joe 21 Applause 1980s


flute)

Ni Chathasaigh, Maire (harp,

vocal); Unidentified piano.

00 1980s Watertown, MA Box 29,

Folder 3

Burke, Joe 01 Hornpipes: Golden Eagle, Fiddlers' Contest. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp)

Continuation of Watertown, MA concert from DAT12/CD1 of 2.

1980s

Burke, Joe 02 Jigs: Rambles of Kitty; Tripping Up the Stairs (Sacco's). Maire Ni Chathasaigh

(harp)

1980s

Burke, Joe 03 Reel: Blackberry Blossom. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 04 Harp solo: Maire Ni Chathasaigh plays O Carolan compositions and a jig 1980s

Burke, Joe 05 Harp solo hornpipes: unknown; Cuckoo's Nest. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 06 Maire introduces song and sings in Irish. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 07 Joe Burke and Maire play reels: Musical Priest; Molly Brannigan. Maire Ni

Chathasaigh (harp)

1980s

Burke, Joe 08 Joe Burke plays air on wooden flute accompanied by Maire on harp. Reel: Ewe

Reel

1980s

Burke, Joe 09 Jigs on accordion: unknown; tune in O'Neill's collection 1980s

Burke, Joe 10 Air on accordion: Bonny Bunch of Roses 1980s

Burke, Joe 11 Reel: Bucks of Oranmore. Maire Ni Chathasaigh (harp) 1980s

Burke, Joe 12 Joe Burke on accordion plays Old Man Dillon Jig. Piano accompaniment 1980s

Burke, Joe 13 Reels: Captain Kelly's Reel; unknown. Piano accompaniment. 1980s

Burke, Joe 14 Jigs: Frieze Breeches; Rambling Pitchfork. Piano accompaniment. 1980s

Burke, Joe 15 Joe Burke plays Galway Bay hornpipe and Contradiction. Piano accompaniment. 1980s

Burke, Joe 16 Reel: Morning Dew. Piano accompaniment. 1980s

Burke, Joe 17 Reels: unknown; Red Haired Lass. Piano accompaniment. 1980s


flute)

MacMathuna, Ciaran

(announcer); Keegan,

Josephine possible (piano);

Lennon, Charlie possible

(piano); Burke, Kathleen

Collins (fiddle); Hession, Carl

(piano); Gavins, Larry

(accordion); McGreevy, Johnny

(fiddle); Neary, Eleanor Kane

(piano); McEvoy, Bill

(announcer).

00 Early 1960s-

1970s

Killaloe, Co.

Clare; Limerick;

Dublin; Chicago.

Box 29,

Folder 4

Burke, Joe 01 Hornpipes: Dunphy's; Red Haired Lass. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1970s

Burke, Joe 02 Reels: Paddy on the Turnpike; Donegal Traveler. Josephine Keegan (possible

piano)

1970s

Burke, Joe 03 Jigs: Father O'Flynn; Leg of the Duck. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1970s

Burke, Joe 04 Reels: Farewell to Ireland; unknown title. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1970s

Burke, Joe 05 Jigs: Apples in Winter; unknown title. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1970s

Burke, Joe 06 Reel: Reavy composition. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1970s

Burke, Joe 07 Air/Reel: Molly Brannigan. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1970s

Burke, Joe 08 Air: Molly Brannigan. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1970s

Burke, Joe 09 Hornpipe: Fiddler's Contest. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1970s

Burke, Joe 10 Reels: Broken Pledge; Salamanca. Charlie Lennon (possible piano) undated





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Burke, Joe 11 Reel: Fahey's in C. Carl Hession, piano. undated

Burke, Joe 12 Ciaran MacMathuna talks to Joe Burke (interview) undated

Burke, Joe 13 Joe Burke (Accordion), Kathleen Collins Burke (Fiddle), Carl Hession (Piano).

Reels: First Month of Summer; Crooked Road to Dublin; Maude Miller Introduced

by Ciaran MacMathuna

undated

Burke, Joe 14 Reels: First Month of Summer; Crooked Road to Dublin; Maude Miller. Joe Burke

(Accordion), Kathleen Collins Burke (Fiddle), Carl Hession (Piano).

undated

Burke, Joe 15 Ciaran MacMathuna introduces Joe Burke playing tin whistle with Carl Hession

(Piano) and his sister playing spoons. Jig: Banish Misfortune

undated

Burke, Joe 16 Joe Burke (tin whistle) playing a jig: Banish Misfortune undated

Burke, Joe 17 Ciaran MacMathuna introduces reel undated

Burke, Joe 18 Joe Burke (Accordion) and Carl Hession (Piano). Reel: College Groves or Millstone undated

Burke, Joe 19 Reel: Richie Dwyer's. Larry Gavins (Accordion). Recorded in Limerick at Seamus

Connolly's house

1967-1968

Burke, Joe 20 Reel: Richie Dwyer's (same tune as on track 19). Larry Gavins (accordion) 1967-1968

Burke, Joe 21 Reel: another Dwyer tune. Larry Gavins (accordion) 1967-1968

Burke, Joe 22 Jig. Larry Gavins (accordion) 1967-1968

Burke, Joe 23 Reels; Paddy Kelly's; Old Copperplate. Different session recorded by John Byrnes

in Dublin before Joe emigrated to America

Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 24 Reel: Little Thatched Cabin. Track changes to #25 Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 25 Reel: Little Thatched Cabin. (Track 24 continued) Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 26 Hornpipes: High Level; Golden Eagle. Track changes to #27 Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 27 End of hornpipes from track 26: High Level; Golden Eagle. Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 28 Reel: Pigeon on the Gate Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 29 Reels: Moving Cloud; Skylark Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 30 Reel: Sean sa Cheo Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 31 Jig: Cat in the Corner Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 32 Reels: I'm Waiting For You; Golden Keyboard (Martin Mulhaire composition) Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 33 Reel: Father Kelly's Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 34 Jigs: Hag with the Money; unknown title Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 35 Jig: unknown title Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 36 Jig: unknown title. With Johnny McGreevy (Fiddle) and Eleanor Kane Neary

(Piano).

undated

Burke, Joe 37 Reels: Music in the Glen; Molly Brannigan. With Eleanor Kane Neary on piano undated

Burke, Joe 38 Different session. Reel. Accordionist? undated

Burke, Joe 39 Different session. Reel: McLeod's. May not be Joe Burke. undated

Burke, Joe 40 Reel. Accordionist? undated

Burke, Joe 41 Reel. Accordionist? undated

Burke, Joe 42 Tunes played when Joe won the RTE competition for best musician. Jig. Charlie

Lennon (piano)

1970s

Burke, Joe 43 Hornpipe. Charlie Lennon (piano) 1970s

Burke, Joe 44 Reels: Spike Island Lassies; unknown title. Charlie Lennon (piano) 1970s





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Burke, Joe (accordion) Connolly, Michael (piano);

Carty, Paddy (flute); Deerey,

Paddy (fiddle); O Tuama, Sean

(announcer); Lennon, Charlie

(piano); Connolly, Seamus

(fiddle).

00 Late 1950s-

circa 1971

Longford Town;

Miltown Malbay,

Co. Clare;

England; Sligo

City; Dublin; New

York City;

Connemara, Co.

Galway.

Box 29,

Folder 5

Burke, Joe 01 Set Dance: King of the Fairies. 1958

Burke, Joe 02 Hornpipe 1958

Burke, Joe 03 Jigs: Gallagher's Frolics; Scotchman Over the Border or Carraroe Jig 1958

Burke, Joe 04 Reels: Wheels of the World (with varaitions); Paddy Kelly's 1958

Burke, Joe 05 Re-call in competition. Joe plays Paddy Kelly's Reel 1958

Burke, Joe 06 Reel. undated

Burke, Joe 07 Reels: Lucy Campbell; Toss the Feathers; unknown title. undated

Burke, Joe 08 Reel: Wheels of the World undated

Burke, Joe 09 Track continues with Wheels of the World on track 9 undated

Burke, Joe 10 Reel: Composition of Brendan Mulhaire. This tune is in the music book Forget Me

Not

undated

Burke, Joe 11 Reel: Paddy on the Turnpike undated

Burke, Joe 12 Joe Burke (Accordion) and Michael Connolly (Piano). Hornpipe: Contradiction. 1950s-

1960s

Burke, Joe 13 Hornpipe: High Level. Composition of James Hill 1950s-

1960s

Burke, Joe 14 Reels: I'm Waiting for You; Golden Keyboard (composition of Martin Mulhaire);

unknown title

1950s-

1960s

Burke, Joe 15 Reel: Gooseberry Bush undated

Burke, Joe 16 Jig: Tony Molloy's Jig undated

Burke, Joe 17 Reels: unknown title; unknown title. Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 18 Jig: Father Tom Wager Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 19 Joe Burke lilting a tune with Paddy Carty or Paddy Deerey. 1959-

1960

Burke, Joe 20 Reel: Donegal Traveler 1959-1960

Burke, Joe 21 Reel: The Dawn undated

Burke, Joe 22 Reel: Star of Munster undated

Burke, Joe 23 Reel: The Dawn. undated

Burke, Joe 24 The Dawn continued undated

Burke, Joe 25 Jigs: Apples in Winter; Scotchman Over the Border. Paddy Carty joins Joe on flute

with Paddy Deerey on fiddle

Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 26 Sean O Tuama introduces Joe Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 27 Jig: Apples in Winter; Scotchman Over the Border Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 28 Jigs: Apples in Winter; Scotchman Over the Border (same track as #27) Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 29 Reels: unknown title; unknown title Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 30 Jigs: Hag with the Money; Trip to the Cottage. Piano? 1960

Burke, Joe 31 Reels: Maids of Castlebar; Merry Blacksmith 1960

Burke, Joe 32 Reel: Donegal Traveler 1960

Burke, Joe 33 Hornpipes: Golden Eagle; Dunphy's 1960





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Burke, Joe 34 Introduction (Seamus: "Joe can make the talk").

Jigs: unknown title; Rakes of Clonmel

Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 35 Jigs: unknown title; Rakes of Clonmel Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 36 Reels: Golden Keyboard; Farrel O'Gara Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 37 Applause Late 1950s

Burke, Joe 38 Jig: Frieze Breeches. undated

Burke, Joe 39 Reels: Rakish Paddy; Farewell to Leitrim undated

Burke, Joe 40 Reel: Broken Bridge. Recorded in Connollys' house when Joe came home from

America with Charlie Lennon on piano. First time these musicians met or played

together

Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 41 Reel: Rainy Day. Charlie Lennon (piano) Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 42 Reel. Charlie Lennon (piano) Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 43 Reel: Salamanca Reel. (Seamus: "Fun"). Charlie Lennon (piano) Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 44 Reel: Salamanca Reel. Charlie Lennon (piano) Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 45 Bill McEvoy announces Joe Burke to play for dancers. Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 46 Joe plays Slip Jig for dancers: Foxhunter's Early

1960s

Burke, Joe 47 Bill McEvoy announces the Collins School of Dancing Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 48 Joe Burke's message to people in Co. Kerry and to Seamus Connolly Early 1960s

Burke, Joe 49 Joe Burke and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) play a reel: Trim the Velvet circa 1971

Burke, Joe 50 Hornpipe: Murphy's Hornpipe. Joe Burke and Seamus Connolly (fiddle). This was

made famous by Michael Coleman

circa 1971


flute)

Connolly, Seamus (fiddle). 00 circa 1971 Connemara, Co.

Galway

Box 29,

Folder 6

Burke, Joe 01 Hornpipe: Murphy's Hornpipe. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) circa 1971

Burke, Joe 02 Reel: unknown title. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle).

Recorded on the street in Connemara (Seamus: "Listen to the rumble of the

wind").

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 03 Reel: Major Harrison's Fedora. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly

(fiddle). Motor bike in the background

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 04 Jigs: unknown title; Jackson's Jig. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly

(fiddle)

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 05 Reel: Temple House. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) circa 1971

Burke, Joe 06 Reels: Crooked Road to Dublin; Farrell O'Gara. Joe Burke (Accordion) and

Seamus Connolly (fiddle)

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 07 Conversation in pub with a local (Padraic) and Joe Burke circa 1971

Burke, Joe 08 Music in the pub. Joe Burke in Connemara. Reels: Paddy on the Turnpike; Molly

Brannigan. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle)

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 09 Jigs: Tenpenny Bit (?); Lad O'Beirne's. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus

Connolly (fiddle)

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 10 Reels: Donegal Traveler; unknown title. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus

Connolly (fiddle)

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 11 Reel: Toss the Feathers. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) circa 1971

Burke, Joe 12 Reel: Cooley's Reel. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) circa 1971

Burke, Joe 13 Hornpipes: Golden Eagle; a tune sometimes called Fly By Night. Joe Burke

(Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle)

circa 1971





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Burke, Joe 14 Reel: Pigeon on the Gate. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) circa 1971

Burke, Joe 15 Reels: unknown title; Skylark. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) circa 1971

Burke, Joe 16 Joe Burke introduces Minnie Foster and the Banks Hornpipes circa 1971

Burke, Joe 17 Hornpipes: Minnie Foster and the Banks Hornpipes. Joe Burke (Accordion) and


circa 1971

Burke, Joe 18 Joe introduces two reels: Yellow Tinker; Sally Gardens circa 1971

Burke, Joe 19 Joe plays reels: Yellow Tinker; Sally Gardens. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus

Connolly (fiddle)

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 20 Reel. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) circa 1971

Burke, Joe 21 Reels: Hand Me Down the Tackle or Tom Steele; Salamanca Reel. Joe Burke

(Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle)

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 22 Reel: Mason's Apron. Joe Burke (accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) circa 1971

Burke, Joe 23 Reels: Master Crowley; unknown title. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus

Connolly (fiddle)

circa 1971

Burke, Joe 24 Reel: Morning Dew. Joe Burke (Accordion) and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) circa 1971

Burke, Joe 25 Reel: Master Crowley; unknown title. End of track 23. Joe Burke (Accordion) and


circa 1971

Canny, Paddy (fiddle) Reid, Sean (piano)

O'Loughlin, Peadar (flute)

00 May 1958 Commercial Hotel

Tulla, Co. Clare,

Ireland

Box 29,

Folder 7

Canny, Paddy 01 Sean Reid accompanies on piano; Garrett Barry's Jig. Barry was born in the

1800's. He was a County Clare piper who died in Ennistymon Hospital, Co. Clare

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 02 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. Jig (Seamus is not sure of the name but will

find out)

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 03 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. Andy McGann's Reel (New York)

composed by James "Lad" O'Beirne of Co. Sligo and New York

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 04 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. 2 Reels: Kitty's Gone a Milking and Music in the

Glen. (recorded by Paddy Canny and PJ Hayes on the All-Ireland Champions LP)

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 05 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. Reel: Boys of the Lough. Recorded by Canny

on his CD. Also recorded by Michael Coleman.

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 06 Voice over: "Now we have Mr. John Reid on the piano." Sean Reid plays a slow air

on the piano: The Blackbird. Paddy Canny says "lovely."

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 07 Voice over: "Now we are going to have Mr. John Reid on the piano and Mr. Patrick

Canny on the violin." Paddy and Sean play Bonnie Kate and Jenny's Chickens. 2

Reels first recorded by Michael Coleman

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 08 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. Reel: SC believes it to be a composition of

fiddler Sean Ryan from Tipperary, a contemporary of Paddy Canny

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 09 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. Reel: Donegal Traveler. Was recorded by

Hughie Gillespie from Donegal, a friend of Michael Coleman's

May 1958





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Canny, Paddy 10 Voice Over: "We have here now in ... the ... what kind of a hotel is in Tulla? The

Commercial Hotel in Tulla, owned by Mr. John Minegul. Course ye all know. And

as in the past we have Mr. John Reid on the piano and Mr. Patrick Canny on the

violin.

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 11 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. Reel: Sean sa Cheo (John in the Fog) May 1958

Canny, Paddy 12 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. Hornpipe: Murray's Fancy. Was

recorded by Michael Coleman. Voice at end says: "Wisha glory" (an old saying).

Voiceover: "Continuation of Mr. J. Reid on the piano and Mr. Paddy on violin"

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 13 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. Reel: Mullingar Lea May 1958

Canny, Paddy 14 Sean Reid accompanies on piano. Reel: Paddy on the Turnpike, or another name

it is called is The Bunch of Keys. This tune was recorded by Michael Coleman

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 15 Paddy Canny solo. Reel: Tom Ward's Downfall. This was also recorded by Michael

Coleman

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 16 Paddy Canny warming up. He says Ta go maith (that's lovely; it's good) May 1958

Canny, Paddy 17 Paddy Canny. Reel: The Flogging Reel May 1958

Canny, Paddy 18 Paddy Canny. Reel: Woman of the House. (Was recorded by Michael Coleman.)

Hornpipe: The Grove's Hornpipe

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 19 Paddy Canny. Reel. This tune appeared on the Coleman Collection

Coleman recorded it in someone's home in New York. Paddy says, "I kinda know."

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 20 Paddy Canny solo. Reel: Shaskeen. Recorded twice by Michael Coleman May 1958

Canny, Paddy 21 Paddy Canny and Peadar O'Loughlin on flute. Reel: Aggie White's Reel.

Aggie White was a fiddle player from Ballinakill, Co. Galway

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 22 Paddy Canny and Peadar O'Loughlin on flute. Reel: The Steampacket. This tune

was recorded by piper Patsy Touhey

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 23 Paddy Canny and Peadar O'Loughlin on flute. 2 Reels: The Steampacket and The

Milliner's Daughter

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 24 Paddy Canny solo. Reel: Sean Ryan composition (same as track 8) May 1958

Canny, Paddy 25 Paddy Canny solo. Jig: Garrett Barry's Jig (same as track 1) May 1958

Canny, Paddy 26 Paddy Canny solo. Reel: Lord Gordon, This was recorded by Michael Coleman.

Voice over: "Good man"

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 27 Paddy Canny solo. Reel: Donegal Traveler (same as track 9) May 1958

Canny, Paddy 28 Paddy Canny solo. Reel: Farewell to Ireland. This tune was recorded by Frank

O'Higgins. Voice over: "Good man"

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 29 Voice over by Johnny Burns, the man who recorded this music,"The next one,

Farewell to Leitrim." Paddy Canny solo. Reel: Farewell to Leitrim. Was recorded by

Michael Coleman on his first recording

May 1958

Canny, Paddy 30 Paddy Canny solo. Reel: Mullingar Lea. (Same as track 13) May 1958

Clancy, Willie (uilleann pipes,

whistle)

00 1970s Radio Program

Ireland; various

radio and TV

programs

Box 29,

Folder 8





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

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Clancy, Willie 01 From different radio and TV programs. Piping from Willie Clancy with voiceover by

Dr. Ciaran MacMathuna. RTE (Radio program) Ciaran introduces the tune Garrett

Barry's Jig (Commentary about Garrett Barry)

1970s

Clancy, Willie 02 Willie plays Colonel Fraser Reel. Same recording session. Seamus: "I believe that

Sean Reid (Tulla Ceili Band) was playing regulators for Willie on another set of

pipes. (Flat set)"

1970s

Clancy, Willie 03 Willie plays a D chanter here 1970s

Clancy, Willie 04 Willie tells story about Garrett Barry 1970s

Clancy, Willie 05 Voiceover about Garrett Barry's funeral and pipes with Ciaran MacMathuna

Halpins were a musical family from Limerick. Teresa Halpin was a fiddler.

Teresa Halpin and the Oireachtas. She also recorded on a 78rpm.

1970s

Clancy, Willie 06 Willie plays Jenny's Welcome to Charlie Reel 1970s

Clancy, Willie 07 Voiceover from TV program. Willie will now play Old Tipperary and Petticoat (?) 1970s

Clancy, Willie 08 Willie plays two jigs: Old Tipperary and Petticoat (?) 1970s

Clancy, Willie 09 Willie plays a reel: My Love Is In America 1970s

Clancy, Willie 10 Hornpipe: The Derry Hornpipe 1970s

Clancy, Willie 11 Jig: Same recording period as tracks# 1 and 2 with Ciaran MacMathuna 1970s

Clancy, Willie 12 Ciaran MacMathuna introduces set dance: The Hunt 1970s

Clancy, Willie 13 Willie plays The Hunt 1970s

Clancy, Willie 14 Intro. by Ciaran about next selection 1970s

Clancy, Willie 15 Willie plays whistle air and reel: Dark Is the Color of My True Love's Hair; Concert

Reel

1970s

Clancy, Willie 16 Ciaran talks about the next piece of music 1970s

Clancy, Willie 17 Willie plays jig: I Buried My Wife and Danced on Top of Her 1970s

Clancy, Willie 18 Ciaran introduces jig: Bi Mi Ag Ol (We Were Drinking) 1970s

Clancy, Willie 19 Willie plays jig: Bi Mi Ag Ol (We Were Drinking) 1970s

Clancy, Willie 20 Different session from Ceolta Tire Program (ran on sundays from 1:45pm-2pm).

Willie plays reels: West Wind; Sean Reid's

1970s

Clancy, Willie 21 Ciaran talks about Willie. "People who know the pipes will recognize Willie's

playing. It's a long time since we heard him playing!" He plays Fonn Mall (slow air)

1970s

Clancy, Willie 22 Willie plays an air: The Rocks of Bawn 1970s

Clancy, Willie 23 Ciaran's voiceover: Willie puts his hand in his pocket and takes out a tin whistle.

Musicians around the country are familiar with Willie's whistle playing. He plays a

new reel: Craig's Pipes

1970s

Clancy, Willie 24 Willie plays reel: Craig's Pipes 1970s

Clancy, Willie 25 Willie plays two more reels (fades out) 1970s

Clancy, Willie 26 Same tunes as #25; Applause 1970s

Clancy, Willie 27 Willie plays slow air: Trip Over the Mountain. Ciaran says: "Lovely, Willie" and the

title, Willie says "That's right."

1970s

Clancy, Willie 28 Willie plays slow air on pipes 1970s

Clancy, Willie 29 Willie plays whistle reels: Shaskeen and Liffey Banks. From a TV program 1970s

Clancy, Willie 30 Voiceover by Ciaran MacMathuna: "We begin today in County Clare. Willie Clancy

plays the small whistle." Willie plays a reel on the whistle: Craig's Pipes

1970s

Clancy, Willie 31 Willie plays 2 reels on whistle: same as #25 1970s

Clancy, Willie 32 Willie plays flat pipes reel: Old Bush Reel 1970s

Clancy, Willie 33 Willie plays reels: West Wind and Sean Reid's. Same as #20 (fades out) 1970s





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Clancy, Willie 34 Willie plays pipes jigs: Down the Back Lane and (?) (Second tune was recorded by

Seamus Ennis)

1970s

Clancy, Willie 35 Willie plays tin whistle. Two reels: Second is the Copperplate 1970s

Clancy, Willie 36 Willie plays McKenna's Reels on whistle 1970s

Clancy, Willie 37 Willie plays a jig on the pipes: King of the Pipers (?) 1970s

Clancy, Willie (uilleann pipes,

whistle)

00 1970s various radio and

TV programs;

Radio Éireann

and Telefís

Eireann; Willie's

funeral TV

Box 29,

Folder 9

Clancy, Willie 01 Radio and TV programs continued from Raidio Eireann and Telefis Eireann and

Willie's funeral from TV. Slow air and reel: Bean Dubh a Gleanna; Copperplate

(Program is from Cork Radio)

1970s

Clancy, Willie 02 Voiceover from interviewer; Questions and answers 1970s

Clancy, Willie 03 Slip jig: Kitty Come Down to Limerick 1970s

Clancy, Willie 04 Interview; Questions and answers 1970s

Clancy, Willie 05 Jig on whistle: The Legacy 1970s

Clancy, Willie 06 Questions and answers 1970s

Clancy, Willie 07 Air on whistle: Bindin Luachra 1970s


Clancy, Willie 09 Hornpipe: Chief O'Neill's 1970s

Clancy, Willie 10 Continuity announcer speaks in Irish: The time is now half past twelve. Here now is

a short version of the news read by Jim Sherwin" Continuation of radio program

with Breandan and Willie; Questions and answers

1970s

Clancy, Willie 11 Willie plays air on the pipes: Cas an tSugan 1970s


Clancy, Willie 13 Reel on pipes: Rakish Paddy 1970s

Clancy, Willie 14 Continuity announcer (close of program) 1970s

Clancy, Willie 15 New Program. Ciaran MacMathuna presenter 1970s

Clancy, Willie 16 Air: Ban Chnoic Eireann (After Willie died). Voiceover by Ciaran MacMathuna 1970s

Clancy, Willie 17 Voiceover by Ciaran MacMathuna 1970s

Clancy, Willie 18 Willie plays mazurka: Sonny Brogan's. Sonny was an accordion player who played

B/C style. Voiceover by Ciaran at the end of the tune

1970s

Clancy, Willie 19 Announcement of Willie's passing on Raidio Eireann by Liam Nolan 1970s

Clancy, Willie 20 Willie plays pipes; jigs 1970s

Clancy, Willie 21 Liam Nolan introduces Tony McMahon (tribute to Willie) 1970s

Clancy, Willie 22 Willie plays air: Bonny Bunch of Roses 1970s

Clancy, Willie 23 Voiceover by Liam Nolan (Ciaran MacMathuna talks about Willie's death and Willie

as a person)

1970s

Clancy, Willie 24 Willie plays air: An Spalpin Aroon 1970s

Clancy, Willie 25 Ciaran MacMathuna talks again about Willie 1970s

Clancy, Willie 26 Willie plays whistle reels: Temple House; Over the Moor to Maggie 1970s

Clancy, Willie 27 Ciaran again talks about Garrett Barry and Willie 1970s

Clancy, Willie 28 Air on pipes 1970s

Clancy, Willie 29 Ciaran MacMathuna announces previous air (Bruach na Carraige Ban). Voiceover

on TV program

1970s

Clancy, Willie 30 Willie plays on the street at Fleadh Cheoil: Garrett Barry's Jig 1970s





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Clancy, Willie 31 Voiceover in Irish about Willie's death and funeral. Coolea Choir singing at funeral

in Miltown Malbay

1970s

Clancy, Willie 32 Pipers (maybe Tulla Ceili Band?) 1970s

Clancy, Willie 33 Voiceover in Irish 1970s

Clancy, Willie 34 Voiceover in Irish (Muiri O Rochan talks, a local schoolteacher who now runs the

Willie Clancy Summer School) Ciaran MacMathuna remembers

1970s

Clancy, Willie 35 Willie plays An Spalpin Aroon air. Fade out and End 1970s

Cooley, Joe; Keegan,

Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

(accordion) 00 Cooley, Joe; Keegan, Kevin (accordion) (TRACKS 17-31); McDonagh, Martin

(accordion)

circa 1960s Possibly San

Francisco

Box 29,

Folder 10


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

01 Possibly recorded in San Francisco; Joe Cooley, accordion Martin McDonagh.

Hornpipe: Sliabh na mBan Hornpipe

1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

02 Waltzes: unknown title; Cuckoo Waltz 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

03 Reel: Collier's Reel 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

04 Reel: McLeod's Reel 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

05 Reels: Dinny O'Brien's Reel (composition of Paddy O'Brien from Nenagh, Co.

Tipperary); Emelda Roland's Reel (Dream)

1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

06 Reel: The Dawn 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

07 Reel: unknown title (A composition of fiddler Sean Ryan from Co. Tipperary) 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

08 Reels: unknown title; Mason's Apron; Duffy the Dancer 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

09 Reels: Music in the Galen; Reconciliation 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

10 Reels: Rakish Paddy; Touch Me if You Dare (with fiddle) 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

11 Set Dance: The Blackbird 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

12 Reel: Mullingar Lea (Joe Cooley with fiddle) 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

13 Jig: The Frieze Breeches (with Martin McDonagh) 1950s-

1960s





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Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

14 Reel: Sean sa Cheo (with Martin McDonagh) 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

15 Reel: The Shaskeen (Joe Cooley with Martin McDonagh) 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

16 Reel: The Millstone 1950s-

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

17 Kevin Keegan, accordion. Reels: unknown title (might be a Reavy tune); Kiss Me

Kate

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

18 Reels; The Lad Among the Spriggens (May be the Steeplechase); unknown title

(This tune was played by Paddy O'Brien. Paddy recorded it for Seamus Connolly in

1960).

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

19 Silence 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

20 Kilfenora Jig (5 or 6 parts) 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

21 Reel: Silver Spear 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

22 Silence 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

23 Reels: Tim Moloney; Newton Bridge 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

24 Waltzes: unknown title; Skibbereen; Queen of Connemara 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

25 Hornpipe: Fiddler's Contest 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

26 Hornpipe: High Level (Composed by James Hill) 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

27 Waltzes: unknown title; unknown title. These tunes were very popular in Ireland in

the late 1950s

1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

28 Reel: Moving Cloud (Composed by Niall O'Boyle, a fiddler from Donegal) 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

29 Hornpipes: Sliabhnamban; Murray's Fancy (Or the Cuckoo as Paddy O'Brien

recorded it in 1954)

1960s





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Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

30 Waltzes: Mrs.Kenny; unknown title 1960s


Kevin; McDonagh,

Martin

31 Waltzes: Greensleeves; same as #24 1960s

Daly, Mary Ann (vocal) Daly, Michael (vocal); Grimes,

Tommy (accordion)

00 Daly, Mary Ann (b. 1866) interviewed in 1960 by Seamus Connolly November

30,1960

Killaloe, Co. Clare Box 29,

Folder 100

Daly, Mary Ann

01 Brief conversation; recording shut off November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

02 Mary Ann Daly sings “John Mitchell” (?) November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

03 Mrs. Daly sings “The Girl I Left Behind” November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

04 Mrs. Daly talks about school and work in England November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

05 Mrs. Daly talks about travel to America; describes the World’s Fair (1939-1940?) November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

06 Mrs. Daly sings “The Little Shamrock Green” November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

07 Mrs. Daly talks about her brother Johnny a soldier in India who sent songs home November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

08 Michael Daly sings “The Views ‘Round Killaloe” or “My Good Old Killaloe" November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

09 Original audio cuts to a later moment in the same song November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

10 Michael sings “Sweet Are the Flowers that Bloom in Dear Kerry” November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

11 Michael tells a story about the song November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

12 Mrs. Daly sings “Leather Britches” November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

13 Michael sings “Teaching French in Killaloe” November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

14 Tommy Grimes plays accordion tunes: Waltz (?) / Hornpipe November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

15 Tommy Grimes plays accordion tunes: “Love Thee Dearest”/ "Tuckoo Waltz" November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

16 Conversation followed by Tommy Grimes playing accordion tune: a march (?) November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

17 Mrs. Daly lilting November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

18 Original audio cuts to Mrs. Daly lilting followed by conversation November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

19 Mrs. Daly sings “Nora” November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

20 Conversation followed by Mrs. Daly singing St. Joseph’s School multiplication table

song

November

30,1960





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Daly, Mary Ann

21 Mrs. Daly tells local story about the Black & Tans November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

22 Mrs. Daly talks about old Killaloe families, etc. November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

23 Mrs. Daly talks about Eamon DeValera; friend Annie Dooley November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

24 Mrs. Daly talks about places she has lived in Killaloe November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

25 Mrs. Daly talks about attending school; chief towns of various Irish counties November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

26 Mrs. Daly sings “See the Merry Farmer’s Boy” (“The Merry Farmer Boy”?) and a

fragment of another unidentified school song

November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

27 Mrs. Daly recites the introduction and opening lines of “The Boy Stood on the

Burning Deck” (Felicia Dorothea Hemans’ poem, “Casabianca”); and two school

rhymes: a variation on “The Field Daisy” (by Ann Taylor) and a brief excerpt from

“Signs Of Rain” (traditional)

November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

28 Mrs. Daly talks some more about attending school and tells a story about a school

mate “gone for a miracle/Amerikay”

November

30,1960

Daly, Mary Ann

29 Original audio cuts to Mrs. Daly talking about her first experience being recorded,

her age (born Thursday, October 18th, 1866), and her secret to living a long life.

NOTE: original audio recording ends abruptly

November

30,1960

Doherty, John (fiddle) Burke, Joe (accordion);

Connolly, Seamus (fiddle);

Collins, Kathleen (fiddle).

00 Early 1970s Carrick, Co.

Donegal

Box 29,

Folder 11

Doherty, John 01 Conversation. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances

Connolly; Joe Burke (accordion); Seamus Connolly (fiddle); Kathleen Collins

(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 02 Conversation in car on the way to the session. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.

Malachy McCloskey; Frances Connolly; Joe Burke (accordion); Seamus Connolly

(fiddle); Kathleen Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 03 Reel. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances Connolly;

Joe Burke (accordion); Seamus Connolly (fiddle); Kathleen Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 04 Reels: Strathspey; Laird of Drumlaire. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy

McCloskey; Frances Connolly; Joe Burke (accordion); Seamus Connolly (fiddle);

Kathleen Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 05 Reel: Paddy Ryan's Dream. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;

Frances Connolly; Joe Burke (accordion); Seamus Connolly (fiddle); Kathleen

Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 06 Reels: Reel in D; Miss Ramsey. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 07 Frances Connolly asks John the name of the tune Early 1970s

Doherty, John 08 Reel: Black Mare of Fanad. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s





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Doherty, John 09 Reel: Reel in D. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances


(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 10 Reel: Gravel Walks to Carraick. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 11 Reel: Lord Gordon. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances


(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 12 Reel: piping tune. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances


(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 13 Jig: piping jig. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances


(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 14 Reel: Pigeon on the Gate. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 15 Driving to Mickey Browne's house. "That's where they all park." This is before the

pub session. Kathleen Collins, Joe Burke, Seamus Connolly, Frances Connolly

(John Doherty talking about playing)

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 16 John talking as they enter Mickey Browne's house Early 1970s

Doherty, John 17 John still talking. He says "Tell the ladies to come in." Joe Burke talking to Mickey

Browne (Seamus Connolly talking to John and Mickey). Continued-Having a drink.

Filling the glass. John talking about the Irish language. "Well God bless us all."

Conversation continues about local musicians. John talks. Joe Burke asks John to

play a tune.

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 18 Conversation continues as John gets ready to play.Possible speakers/musicians:

Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances Connolly; Joe Burke (accordion); Seamus

Connolly (fiddle); Kathleen Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 19 John talks and tunes Seamus Connolly's fiddle Early 1970s

Doherty, John 20 Reel: Bonnie Kate. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances


(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 21 Joe Burke reminds John about a jig that he played-Frank McDire's Jig Early 1970s

Doherty, John 22 Jig: Frank McDire's. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 23 John talks about Frank McDire's Jig Early 1970s

Doherty, John 24 John tunes fiddle Early 1970s

Doherty, John 25 Reel: Reel in F major. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 26 Seamus: "Don't know the name of the tune John said." John talks about another

tune

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 27 Reel: Maire Na Bardel (?). Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s





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Doherty, John 28 John talks and plays reel again. Seamus: "That reel is 2,000 years old! Not even

an English note in it."

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 29 John talking Early 1970s

Doherty, John 30 Hornpipe. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances


(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 31 Seamus Connolly asking questions about keys Early 1970s

Doherty, John 32 Hornpipes: unknown; Bank's; Eugene Stratton. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 33 Conversation with Seamus Connolly Early 1970s

Doherty, John 34 Slip jig and conversation. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 35 Conversation. Joe Burke asks John to sing; John talks about singing Old Man

Rocking the Cradle

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 36 John Doherty sings Old Man Rocking the Cradle Early 1970s

Doherty, John 37 John plays an air on the fiddle Early 1970s

Doherty, John 38 Joe Burke is asking John about the air Early 1970s

Doherty, John 39 Air: Harvest Morning. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 40 John talks Early 1970s

Doherty, John 41 Air: Irish title. "Between Scottish and Irish". Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 42 John talking: "I happened lucky here today." Old people say: "It's far off what God

sends!"

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 43 John telling a story about a long tune; music in the background. Possible

speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances Connolly; Joe Burke

(accordion); Seamus Connolly (fiddle); Kathleen Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 44 Talking. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances Connolly;


Early 1970s

Doherty, John 45 Reel: Paddy on the Turnpike; Yellow Heifer. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 46 Talking about tunes. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 47 Reel. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances Connolly;


Early 1970s

Doherty, John 48 John talks about Strathspey; Sterling Castle Reel. Possible speakers/musicians:

Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances Connolly; Joe Burke (accordion); Seamus

Connolly (fiddle); Kathleen Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 49 Air: Strathspey; Reel: Spey in Spate (Skinner). Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.



Early 1970s





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Doherty, John (fiddle) Burke, Joe (accordion);


Collins, Kathleen (fiddle).

00 Early 1970s Carrick, Co.

Donegal

Box 29,

Folder 12

Doherty, John 01 John talking to Seamus Connolly about the names. Strathspey and reel: Glenlivet

(Strathspey); Sailor's Trip to Liverpool (Reel). Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 02 Frances Connolly asks John who taught him; discussion about family musical

tradition

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 03 John says "I'll play a few old jigs now." John asks Joe Burke about the accordion.

Japanese Jig (Doherty's Jig). Talking about Jean Carignan (French Canadian

fiddler) from Montreal. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 04 Talking about Jean Carignan from Montreal. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 05 Reel: McPharley's (Maid of Castlebar version). Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.



Early 1970s



(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 07 Reel: New Lough Isle Castle (variant of Sean sa Ceo). Possible



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 08 Miss Drummond of Perth's Strathspey. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 09 Reel: Jackson's (three part). Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 10 Conversation about Sean McGuire and Golden Eagle Hornpipe; John goes looking

for Mickey Browne. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey; Frances


(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 11 Conversation continues. John asks Joe Burke to play the fiddle. John talks about

the fiddle. John talks about going to Glenties. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 12 Air: Bluebells of Scotland; Reel. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 13 Air: Bluebells of Scotland; Reel. (Track 12 continued). Possible



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 14 Hornpipes: High Level; Madame Vanoni. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr.



Early 1970s





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Doherty, John 15 Seamus, Joe thanking Mr. Doherty Early 1970s

Doherty, John 16 Everyone goes in car to Glenties. Conversation in the car about visitors. Possible



Early 1970s

Doherty, John 17 Conversation continues as they travel to Glenties. John talks about Bord na Mona.

They reach Glenties. Possible speakers/musicians: Dr. Malachy McCloskey;


Collins (fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John 18 Joe Burke asks about Dr. McCloskey. Kathleen Collins asks John about getting a

lift. He does not like to walk past cattle. Dr. McCloskey comes to the car

Early

1970s

Doherty, John 19 Dr. McCloskey gets tape recorder to find a tune. Early 1970s

Doherty, John 20 Conversation on the way back to Mickey Browne's house. Possible



Early 1970s



(fiddle).

Early 1970s

Doherty, John (fiddle) 00 Doherty, John (fiddle) Interview and music 1973 Carrick, Co.

Donegal

Box 29,

Folder 13

Doherty, John 01 Interview 1973








Doherty, John 09 Interview: John talks about competition in Dublin 1973





Doherty, John 14 Interview: Talks about J. Scott Skinner 1973




Doherty, John 18 Interview: John talks about Paddy Rambles Through the Park 1973

Doherty, John 19 Interview: John talking about tuning 1973

Doherty, John 20 Plays Paddy Rambles through the Park 1973

Doherty, John 21 Talking about air and tells story about another tune: Going to Meet Grainne

march/jig/reel

1973

Doherty, John 22 Plays the three tunes associated with Going to Meet Grainne 1973

Doherty, John 23 John talks about Grainne and Frank Sweeney's Reel 1973

Doherty, John 24 Talks about Frank Sweeney's Reel and plays tune 1973

Doherty, John 25 Continuation of Frank Sweeney's Reel 1973

Doherty, John 26 John plays Sweeney's Lament 1973

Doherty, John 27 John with second fiddle playing Mrs. Kenny's Waltz 1973

Doherty, John 28 Reel (?): Harvest Moon 1973





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Doherty, John 29 Reel on two fiddles: Moving Cloud 1973

Doherty, John 30 Two fiddles playing Bluebell Polka 1973

Doherty, John 31 John Doherty Reel. Seems to be a continuation of CD2 of 2 1973

Doherty, John 32 Same Reel as track 31 (John Doherty Reel)? Seems to be a continuation of CD2

of 2

1973

Doherty, John 33 Reel (?) Seems to be a continuation of CD2 of 2 1973

Doherty, John 34 Jig (?) 1973

Doherty, John 35 Strathspey 1973

Doherty, John 36 Strathspey: Highland 1973

Doherty, John 37 Reel: Hand Me Down the Tackle or Tom Steele 1973

Doherty, John 38 Hornpipe: Harvest Home; End 1973

Doherty, John 00 Doherty, John (fiddle) Interview and music 1973 Carrick, Co.

Donegal

Box 29,

Folder 14

Doherty, John 01 Reel: Sean sa Cheo 1973

Doherty, John 02 Applause; Strathspey 1973

Doherty, John 03 Reel: Morning Star 1973

Doherty, John 04 Jig: Tatter Jack Walsh 1973

Doherty, John 05 Reel 1973

Doherty, John 06 Reel: Glen Road to Carrick 1973

Doherty, John 07 Jig: Idle Road (unusual version) 1973

Doherty, John 08 Jig: Irish Washerwoman 1973

Doherty, John 09 Reels: Crowley's Reels 1973

Doherty, John 10 Descriptive piece: Four Posts of the Bed 1973

Doherty, John 11 Reel: Donegal tune 1973

Doherty, John 12 Reel: Maids of Mt. Cisco 1973

Doherty, John 13 Hornpipe: High Level in A major 1973

Doherty, John 14 March: Seamus: "I think it's King of Pipers" 1973

Doherty, John 15 Seamus: "Sounds like a Scottish Tune" 1973

Doherty, John 16 Reel: Sligo Maid 1973

Doherty, John 17 Reel: Molly Brannigan 1973

Doherty, John 18 Jigs: Lad O'Beirne's Jig; Irish Washerwoman 1973

Doherty, John 19 Reels: Paddy Ryan's Dream; Rakish Paddy 1973

Doherty, John 20 Reel: Donegal tune 1973

Doherty, John 21 Reel: Possibly Glen Road to Carrick 1973

Doherty, John 22 Ends 1973

Doherty, John / Doherty,

Mickey

(fiddle) 00 1973 Carrick, Co.

Donegal

Box 29,

Folder 15


Mickey

01 Seamus: "John was in his late 70s." Voiceover by Father Noel Burke 1973


Mickey

02 Reel: Sean sa Cheo 1973


Mickey

03 Reel: Bonnie Kate 1973


Mickey

04 Hornpipe: High Level 1973


Mickey

05 Hornpipe: Liverpool 1973


Mickey

06 Reel: Moving Cloud 1973





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Mickey

07 Reel: The Dawn 1973


Mickey

08 Descriptive piece 1973


Mickey

09 Air: John introduces air Robin Rea; John plays tune and jig 1973


Mickey

10 Air 1973


Mickey

11 John talks 1973


Mickey

12 Strathspeys; John talks 1973


Mickey

13 Air in Honor of Mrs. Scott Skinner and Strathspeys 1973


Mickey

14 Strathspeys 1973


Mickey

15 John talks about the Black Mare of Ganad 1973


Mickey

16 Reel: The Black Mare of Ganad 1973


Mickey

17 Air 1973


Mickey

18 Hornpipe 1973


Mickey

19 Hornpipe continued 1973


Mickey

20 Reel: The Flowers of Lissadell 1973


Mickey

21 Reel: The Broken Pledge 1973


Mickey

22 Reel: Jenny's Chickens 1973


Mickey

23 John talks about German's tunes associated with Co. Donegal. Plays Donegal

version of a tune

1973


Mickey

24 Descriptive piece 1973


Mickey

25 German (?) 1973


Mickey

26 Reel 1973


Mickey

27 Strathspey (?) or Highland 1973


Mickey

28 Strathspey/Highland 1973


Mickey

29 Strathspey/Highland 1973


Mickey

30 Air 1973





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Mickey

31 Reel: Pigeon on the Gate 1973


Mickey

32 Highland 1973


Mickey

33 Highland or Schottische 1973


Mickey

34 Reel 1973


Mickey

35 John talks about Tom Morrison's Reel and plays tune. Seamus: "Nice version" 1973


Mickey

36 Strahspey or Highland 1973


Mickey

37 Reel: Crowley's Reels 1973


Mickey

38 Reel 1973


Mickey

39 When the Ship Leaves the Harbour Tomorrow 1973


Mickey

40 Air 1973


Mickey

(fiddle) 00 1973 Carrick, Co.

Donegal

Box 29,

Folder 16


Mickey

01 Air: Tune that the piepaire mor played in Chicago in the World Piping Competition-

Dun na mBan na?

1973


Mickey

02 Reel: four part reel (continued on track 03) 1973


Mickey

03 Reel: four part reel (continued from track 02) 1973


Mickey

04 Reel: Bonnie Anne 1973


Mickey

05 Reel: Jackson's 1973


Mickey

06 Reel; Seamus: "No idea" 1973


Mickey

07 Reel: Ships are Sailing 1973


Mickey

08 Reel: Reel in D a version played in Kilfenora 1973


Mickey

09 Reel: The Dawn 1973


Mickey

10 Conversation and Reel in A: Mason's Apron 1973


Mickey

11 Reel: Sailor's Bonnett 1973


Mickey

12 Reel: Sligo Maid 1973


Mickey

13 Reels: Miss McLeod's Reel; Philip O'Beirne's Delight 1973





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Mickey

14 Reel in D: Granny in the Corner 1973


Mickey

15 Voiceover announicng the name of the last reel 1973


Mickey

16 Reel: Maids of Mt. Cisco 1973


Mickey

17 Reel: Templehouse 1973


Mickey

18 Reel: Yellow Heifer or Paddy on the Turnpike 1973


Mickey

19 Reel: Crowley's 1973


Mickey

20 Reel: Reel of Mulilavat 1973


Mickey

21 Hornpipe: Harvest Home 1973


Mickey

22 Reel 1973


Mickey

23 Reel: Rakish Paddy 1973


Mickey

24 Reel 1973


Mickey

25 Set Dance: Blackbird. Fades. 1973


Mickey

26 Set Dance: Blackbird 1973


Mickey

27 Reels: Kitty Gone a-Milking; Reel recorded by Frank O'Higgins. Same as track 09

on CD1 of 2

1973


Mickey

28 Reel: Gatehouse Maid 1973


Mickey

29 Reel 1973


Mickey

30 Jig: Gallagher's or Sean Ryan's 1973


Mickey

31 Reel: Version of My Love is in America. Same as track 12 on CD1 of 2 1973


Mickey

32 Reel: Flogging Reel. Same as track 13 on CD1 of 2 1973


Mickey

33 Jig: Descriptive piece of a Foxhunt. Same as track 14 on CD1 of 2 1973


Mickey

34 Reels: Bonnie Kate; Jenny's Chickens. Same as track 15 on CD1 of 2 1973


Mickey

35 Reel: Sailor's Bonnet. Same as track 11 1973


Mickey

36 Reel: Sligo Maid. Same as track 12 1973


Mickey

37 Reels: Mc.Leod's Reel; O'Beirne's Delight. Same as track 13 1973





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Mickey

38 Reel: Granny in the Corner. Same as track 14 1973


Mickey

39 Voiceover. Same as track 15 1973


Mickey

40 Reel: Maids of Mt. Cisco. Same as track 16 1973


Mickey

41 Reel: Templehouse. Same as track 17 1973


Mickey

42 Reel: Yellow Heifer or Paddy on the Turnpike. Same as track 18 1973


Mickey

(fiddle) 00 1960s Donegal Box 29,

Folder 17


Mickey

01 Reel: Crowley's. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

02 Reel: Humors of Lissadell. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

03 Hornpipe: Harvest Home. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

04 Reel. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

05 Reel: Rakish Paddy. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

06 Reel: Reel in D. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

07 Set Dance: Blackbird. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

08 Reel: Sligo tune? (Same tune as track 17). Some of these recordings are possibly

John Doherty.

1960s


Mickey

09 Reels: Kitty Gone a-Milking; Reel recorded by Frank O'Higgins. Some of these

recordings are possibly John Doherty.

1960s


Mickey



Mickey



Mickey

12 Reel: My Love is in America. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

13 Reel: Flogging Reel. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

14 Reel: Descriptive piece of a Foxhunt. Some of these recordings are possibly John

Doherty.

1960s


Mickey

15 Reels: Bonnie Kate; Jenny's Chickens. Some of these recordings are possibly

John Doherty.

1960s


Mickey

16 Air/Hornpipe. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

17 Reel: Sligo tune (Same tune as track 08). Some of these recordings are possibly

John Doherty.

1960s


Mickey

18 Reels: Bonnie Kate; Jenny's Chickens. Some of these recordings are possibly

John Doherty.

1960s





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Mickey

19 Waltz: After the Ball is Over. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey



Mickey

21 Reel: The Dawn. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

22 Jig: Gallagher's or Sean Ryan's. Some of these recordings are possibly John

Doherty.

1960s


Mickey

23 Reel: Enchanted Lady (recorded on 78 by Paddy Killoran). Some of these

recordings are possibly John Doherty.

1960s


Mickey

24 Air: Blackbird-Green Fields of Canada (?). Hornpipe. Some of these recordings are

possibly John Doherty.

1960s


Mickey

25 Dual fiddles: An Coulin. Possibly John Doherty and Mickey Doherty 1960s


Mickey

26 Hornpipe: Kildare Fancy (?). Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

27 Reel: Donegal Reel. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

28 Dual fiddles: Mulhaire's Reel. Possibly John Doherty and Mickey Doherty 1960s


Mickey

29 Dual fiddles: Bonnie Lass; Strathspeys; Reel; Sean Maguire's (Bert Murray

composition). Possibly John Doherty and Mickey Doherty

1960s


Mickey

30 Reel: Gladstone Seamus: "Nice version". Some of these recordings are possibly

John Doherty.

1960s


Mickey

31 Air: descriptive piece by John Doherty. Some of these recordings are possibly John

Doherty.

1960s


Mickey

32 Air. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. 1960s


Mickey

(fiddle) 00 possibly

1970s

Box 29,

Folder 18


Mickey

01 Scott Skinner piece: recorded by Scott Skinner. Some of these recordings are


possibly

1970s


Mickey

02 Hornpipe: Japanese Hornpipe. Some of these recordings are possibly John

Doherty.

possibly

1970s


Mickey

03 Hornpipe: Mathematician Hornpipe. Some of these recordings are possibly John

Doherty.

possibly

1970s


Mickey

04 Reel: Yellow Tinker. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

05 Reel: Donegal tune. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

06 Reel: Flowers of Lissadell. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

07 Reel: Star of Munster. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

08 Highland. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

09 Reel: Fermoy Lassies. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s





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Mickey

10 Reel: Bonnie Kate. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

11 Reel: Bonnie Kate. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

12 Reel: Donegal tune. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

13 Reel: Paddy Ryan's Dream version (?). Some of these recordings are possibly

John Doherty.

possibly

1970s


Mickey

14 Reel: Pigeon on the Gate. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

15 Reel: Pigeon on the Gate in another key-A major. Some of these recordings are


possibly

1970s


Mickey

16 Reel: Rakish Paddy. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

17 Reel. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

18 John Doherty talking. Plays Air; Strathspey (Sterling Castle); Reel: Spey in Spate possibly

1970s


Mickey

19 John Doherty talking about fiddler possibly

1970s


Mickey

20 Hornpipe. John Doherty talking to Dr. McCloskey from Glenties, Co. Donegal possibly

1970s


Mickey

21 Jig: King of the Pipers. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

22 Talking and tuning: "Nice old jig right enough". Some of these recordings are


possibly

1970s


Mickey

23 Jig (?). Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

24 John Doherty is thinking of tunes and telling a story possibly

1970s


Mickey

25 Piping tune: Strathspey and Reel. Some of these recordings are possibly John

Doherty.

possibly

1970s


Mickey

26 John Doherty talking and telling a story possibly

1970s


Mickey

27 Tuning and talking. Plays a descriptive piece. Some of these recordings are


possibly

1970s


Mickey

28 Air: Easter Snow. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

29 Descriptive Piece: Foxhunt. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

30 Jig: The Hound and the Hare. Some of these recordings are possibly John

Doherty.

possibly

1970s


Mickey

31 Loughside Hornpipe. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

32 Hornpipes: High Level; unknown. Some of these recordings are possibly John

Doherty.

possibly

1970s


Mickey

33 Hornpipe: has other name; Eugene Stratton. Some of these recordings are


possibly

1970s





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Mickey

34 Hornpipe: Atlantic Roar. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

35 Reel: Lord Gordon. Some of these recordings are possibly John Doherty. possibly

1970s


Mickey

36 Reel: Lord McDonnell [i.e., Lord MacDonald]. Some of these recordings are


possibly

1970s


Mickey

37 Reel: John Doherty introduces the tune. Sounds like Sean sa Cheo possibly

1970s

Dwyer, Finbar (accordion) 00 1970s London, England Box 29,

Folder 19

Dwyer, Finbar 01 Many of these selections are compositions of Finbar and his brothers Richie and

Michael. Recorded in London, England. Tape given to Seamus Connolly by

Finbar's brother Richie in 1976-1977. Reel

1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 02 Reel 1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 03 Jig: Paddy Fahey's 1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 04 Reel: Wheels of the World 1970s


Dwyer, Finbar 06 Reel: O'Dowd's 1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 07 Reels: Dinny O'Brien's Reel (composition of Paddy O'Brien from Newtown Nenagh,

Co. Tipperary); Colonel Fraser's

1970s


Dwyer, Finbar 09 Jig: Hag with the Money 1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 10 A little bit of a waltz 1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 11 Reels 1970s


Dwyer, Finbar 13 Reel: Maudebawn Chapel (Edward Reavy composition) 1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 14 Hornpipe: High Level. Reel: A little bit of Paddy Kelly 1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 15 Reels: Crowbar; McKenna's Reel 1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 16 Waltz 1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 17 Waltz 1970s


Dwyer, Finbar 19 Voiceover with questions 1970s


Dwyer, Finbar 21 Reels: Molly Brannigan or Green Fields of America; Paddy Kelly (4 part reel);

Music in the Glen; The Dawn; unknown title; Mulhaire's (a composition of either

Martin or Brendan Mulhaire)

1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 22 Jigs: unknown title; Pipe on the Hob; Down the Back Lane (Seamus: "Maybe not");

unknown title; Frieze Breeches

1970s

Dwyer, Finbar 23 Reels: Pigeon on the Gate; Sean sa Cheo. Ends 1970s

Fahey, Paddy (fiddle) 00 1960-1962 Galway, Ireland Box 29,

Folder 20

Fahey, Paddy 01 Paddy Fahey (Fiddle) recorded by Joe Burke from Loughrea, Co. Galway

Voiceover: Paddy asks Joe "Are you sound?" and Joe answers

1960-1962

Fahey, Paddy 02 Hornpipe 1960-1962

Fahey, Paddy 03 Voice and noise 1960-

1962

Fahey, Paddy 04 Reel: Morning Mist (Composed by Joe Burke) 1960-1962

Fahey, Paddy 05 Reels (Fahey compositions) 1960-1962

Fahey, Paddy 06 Tuning fiddle 1960-1962





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Fahey, Paddy 07 Paddy Fahey's Jig 1960-1962

Fahey, Paddy 08 Fahey composition? 1960-1962

Fahey, Paddy 09 Different recording session. Reel: The Traveller. undated

Fahey, Paddy 10 Reels: Paddy Kelly's Reel; The Ewe Reel undated

Fahey, Paddy 11 Reel: The New Road undated

Fahey, Paddy 12 Reel: Pigeon on the Gate undated

Fahey, Paddy 13 Different recording session. Reel (Paddy Fahey composition). undated

Fahey, Paddy 14 Reel: Aggie White's Reel undated

Fahey, Paddy 15 Another session. Paddy Fahey Reel in C. undated

Fahey, Paddy 16 Paddy Fahey's Reel undated

Fahey, Paddy 17 Hornpipe: Same as track #1 undated

Fahey, Paddy 18 Different recording session. Paddy Fahey plays his own composition. undated

Fahey, Paddy 19 Different recording session. Paddy and Paddy Carty on flute. Fahey composition. undated

Fahey, Paddy 20 Different recording session. Paddy plays with accordion accompaniment. Fahey's

composition

undated

Fahey, Paddy 21 Different recording session. Another Fahey reel. undated

Fahey, Paddy 22 Reel: Molly Bawn undated

Fahey, Paddy 23 Reel undated


Fahey, Paddy 25 Reel: Crowley's Reel undated

Fahey, Paddy 26 Reel: Pat Toughey's Reel undated

Fahey, Paddy 27 Set Dance: Bonaparte's Retreat undated

Fahey, Paddy 28 Jigs: Rakes of Kildare (?) undated

Fahey, Paddy 29 Fahey composition. May be a version of Swallow Tail Jig. undated

Fahey, Paddy 30 Reel: Julia Delaney undated

Fahey, Paddy 31 Reel: Fahey composition 1960s

Fahey, Paddy 32 Different session. Reel: Pigeon on the Gate. Hornpipe: Flowing Tide. undated

Fahey, Paddy 33 Reel: Star of Munster undated

Fahey, Paddy 34 Hornpipe. Sounds like An Cora Donn. undated

Fahey, Paddy 35 Hornpipes: Cuckoo's Nest; The Groves Hornpipe undated

Fahey, Paddy 36 Hornpipe undated

Fahey, Paddy 37 Paddy Fahey's Jig undated


Fahey, Paddy 39 Jig: The Irish Washerwoman undated

Fahey, Paddy 40 Reel: Morning Mist undated

Kelly, Eamon (shanachai) 00 Late 1950s Ireland; Fleadh

Cheoil on Radio

Program

presented by

Sean O Riada

Box 29,

Folder 21

Kelly, Eamon 01 Fleadh Cheoil on Radio Program presented by Sean O Riada; Story about

marrying a king's daughter

Late

1950s

Kelly, Eamon 02 Story-Money for oats Late

1950s

Kelly, Eamon 03 Story-Stealing from the farmer Late

1950s

Kelly, Eamon 04 Story-Getting caught in the pub. Blames the cat Late

1950s





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Kelly, Eamon 05 Story-Going on excursion (caught in pub) Late

1950s

Kelly, Eamon 06 Story-Dreaming Late

1950s

Kelly, Eamon 07 Story-Joining DMP Late

1950s

Kelly, Eamon (shanachai) 00 Late 1950s-

1960

Ireland; Fleadh

Cheoil on Radio

Box 29,

Folder 22

Kelly, Eamon 01 Fleadh Cheoil on Radio continued; Story-Minding the books Late 1950s-

Early 60s

Kelly, Eamon 02 Story-Story about a horse Late 1950s-

Early 60s

Kelly, Eamon 03 Story-Story of the new wife Late 1950s-

Early 60s

Kelly, Eamon 04 Story-Story about Nell-She could not talk-Con Casey's daughter Late 1950s-

Early 60s

Kelly, Eamon 05 Story-Story about a monkey Late 1950s-

Early 60s

Kelly, Eamon 06 Story-Story about a flea Late 1950s-

Early 60s

Kelly, Eamon 07 Story-Matchmaking-Foghorn was the matchmaker's name Late 1950s-

Early 60s

Kelly, Eamon (shanachai) 00 circa 1959-

1970s

Dublin and New

York City

Box 29,

Folder 23

Kelly, Eamon 01 Performances located in Dublin and New York; most recorded from Radio Eireann

Fleadh Cheoil on Radio program. Story-The goat and the red shirt (Live audience)

circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 02 Story-Sending for the priest as baby is being born (Live audience) circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 03 Story-About umberella mass in the house (Live audience from Fleadh Cheoil on

Radio)

circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 04 Professional LP on Rego. Story-Long night before wedding circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 05 Story-About mirror circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 06 Story-About marrying the Earl of Banmore's son circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 07 Story-Mermaid circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 08 Continuation of story from track 07 circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 09 Story does not end circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 10 Sounds like Sean O Siochain introducing Eamon Kelly on radio. Story-About man

who married a French woman

circa 1959

and 1970s

Kelly, Eamon 11 Nothing after three seconds; track 10 ends on track 11 circa 1959

and 1970s





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Kilfenora Ceílí Band 00 1960 Paddy Conn's

Hall (New Hall)

Ennis Co. Clare

Box 29,

Folder 24

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 01 Recorded at Paddy Conn's Hall (New Hall) in Ennis, Co. Clare. Reels: Humours of

Tulla; Red Haired Lass; Music for Caledonian Set

1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 02 Reel: Duffy the Dancer 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 03 Reel: Christmas Eve or Tommy Coen's Reel 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 04 Jigs: Richard Brennan's Jig; Idle Road 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 05 Hornpipes: Chief O'Neill's; Dunphy's 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 06 Waltz and Song: Mary Higgins sings Come to the Fair 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 07 Jigs: Nova Scotia Jig; Brendan Tonra's Jig 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 08 Reel: London Lassies 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 09 Reels: The Flannel Jacket; London Lassies 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 10 Reel: Maude Miller 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 11 Reels: Humours of Tulla; Red Haired Lass. Same tunes as track #1 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 12 Reels: The Ewe Reel; Tim Moloney 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 13 Hornpipe: Ballyowren Hornpipe (Composition of fiddler Sean Ryan) 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 14 Waltzes: Trasna na dTonnta; unknown title; unknown title; Coming Through the

Rye

1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 15 Waltzes: Irish Jaunting Car; When It's Springtime in the Rockies 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 16 Waltz: When It's Springtime in the Rockies. Sung by Mary Higgins (Harmonies by

Pat Madigan)

1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 17 Waltz: Eileen O'Grady. Sung by Mary and Pat 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 18 Jig: Richard Brennan's (Music for set) 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 19 Jigs: Richard Brennan's; Idle Road. Same as track #4 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 20 Jigs: An Rogaire Bui (Black Rogue);Cat in the Corner; unknown title 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 21 Two Steps: Eileen Og (Percy French song); I Met Her in the Garden Where the

Praties Grow; Eileen Og

1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 22 Hornpipes: McMahon's; High Level 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 23 Waltzes: Bicycle Built for Two; unknown title; unknown title; I'll Be Your

Sweetheart. Pat Madigan Sings

1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 24 Reels: Trip to Durrow; Mulhaire's Reel. Music for set 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 25 Reel: Flax in Bloom 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 26 Reels: Glen Allen Reel; Hunter's House (A Reavy composition); Rakish Paddy 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 27 Reels: (Known as the Kilfenora Reels): Connemara Stockings; Dublin Reel or

Jackson's; Tear the Calico; Bonnie Kate; Sean Maguire's (Composition of Bert

Murray from Scotland)

1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 28 Reel: Mountain Road 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 29 Hornpipe 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 30 Reels: Flannel Jacket; London Lassies. Same as #9. Hall sounds emptier. 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 31 Almost the end of the night's dancing 1960

Kilfenora Ceílí Band 32 Band's signature tune Kilfenora Jig. This tune was always played at the end of the

night. End.

1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

00 1961-1962 Nenagh, Co.

Tipperary

Box 29,

Folder 25

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

01 Introduction of Lough Gowna Ceili Band. 1961-1962





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Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

02 Jigs: Banks of Lough Gowna; Tom Carty Jig; Old Man Dillon. 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

03 Single Jigs: Sgt. Cahill's Favorite; Behind the Bush; Smash the Windows 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

04 Reel: O'Dowd's Reel (music as introduction to the dance) 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

05 Reels: O'Dowd's; Molly Bawn; Jenny's Wedding 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

06 Single Jig: played once to get dancers on the floor 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

07 Jigs: unknown; Rakes of Clonmel; The Cobbler 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

08 Jigs: unknown; unknown; Old Man Dillon 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

09 Jigs continued 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

10 Reels: unknown; Drowsy Maggie 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

11 Reels: unknown; unknown 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

12 Set Dances: Humors of Bandon; Miss Brown's Fancy; Orange Rogue 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

13 Fairy Reel Set: Fairy Reel; Ewe Reel; Cup of Tea; Flogging Reel 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

14 Three tunes for the dance: Haste to the Wedding; unknown; unknown 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

15 Jigs: Come Along With Me; Snug in the Blanket; Contentment is Wealth 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

16 Jigs continued 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

17 Reels: King of the Clans; Maude Miller; Laurel Bush 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

18 Jigs: Bunch of Roses; unknown; unknown 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

O'Brien, Paddy (accordion) 00 1961-1962 Nenagh, Co.

Tipperary

Box 29,

Folder 26

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

01 Polkas 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

02 Hornpipe: fiddle and accordion (together between dance sets) just playing a tune-

Drunken Sailor

1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

03 Band playing jig: Hag with the Money 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

04 Jigs: Wellington's Advance; Willie Walsh's; unknown 1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

05 Paddy O'Brien (accordion) (in between sets) playing a reel (Later recorded by

Seamus Connolly on Banks of the Shannon).

1961-1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

06 Band plays three jigs 1961-1962





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Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

07 Jig selection. End of ceili 1961-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

O'Brien, Paddy (accordion);

Quinn, Christin (piano); O

Murchu, Sean (announcer);

McMahon, Tony (accordion)

Tracks 23, 25, 27, 29-32.

00 Early 1960-

1962

Dublin Box 29,

Folder 27

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

01 Sean O Murchu introduces. Signature tune and Sean O Murchu introduces band

and Christin Quinn. Three reels follow. With Paddy O'Brien (accordion), Christin

Quinn (piano).

circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

02 Reels: Larry's Reel; Father Kelly's; Providence. With Paddy O'Brien (accordion),

Christin Quinn (piano).

circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

03 Sean O Murchu talks about O'Carolan; Sean introduces Christin Quinn, piano circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

04 O'Carolan's Concerto played by Christin Quinn (piano) from Omagh, Co. Tyrone circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

05 Sean O Murchu introduces band circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

06 Slip Jigs: My Mind Will Never Be Aisy; Rakes of Westmeath; Swaggering Jig. With

Paddy O'Brien (accordion), Christin Quinn (piano).

circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

07 Sean O Murchu talks again about O'Carolan circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

08 Lough Gowna Ceili Band playing Planxty Drury. With Paddy O'Brien (accordion),


circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

09 Sean O Murchu introduces Christin Quinn (piano) circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

10 Christin Quinn (piano) plays the Star Hornpipe on piano circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

11 Sean O Murchu introduces the band circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

12 Jigs: Boys of Lough Gowna; New House (both composed by Paddy O'Brien). With

Paddy O'Brien (accordion), Christin Quinn (piano).

circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

13 Sean O Murchu introduces the rest of the band circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

14 Hornpipes: The Favorite; MacIntyre's. With Paddy O'Brien (accordion), Christin

Quinn (piano).

circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

15 Sean O Murchu again and introduces Christin Quinn. With Paddy O'Brien

(accordion), Christin Quinn (piano).

circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

16 Slip Jigs: Barney Brannigan; Harvest Morning. With Paddy O'Brien (accordion),


circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

17 Sean O Murchu reads requests from listeners circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

18 Reels: Reavy's; Bogie Reel; Jim Quigley's. With Paddy O'Brien (accordion),


circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

19 Sean O Murchu signs off circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

20 Jigs: Ceili Dance-Sweets of May circa 1960-

1962





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Band

21 Jigs circa 1960-

1962

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

22 Accordionist Tony McMahon with the band. Sean O Murchu introduces the band

and three reels: Paddy Gone to France; Humors of Scariff; Sailor's Return

Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

23 Lough Gowna Ceili Band plays three reels: Paddy Gone to France; Humors of

Scariff; Sailor's Return. Accordionist Tony McMahon with the band.

Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

24 Sean O Murchu introduces the band Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

25 Hornpipe: Bantry Hornpipe; Rights of Man. Accordionist Tony McMahon with the

band.

Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

26 Sean O Murchu introduces the rest of the band Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

27 Set Dance: Rodney's Glory. Accordionist Tony McMahon with the band. Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

28 Sean O Murchu reads requests from listeners Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

29 Jigs: Rakes of Clonmel; Cliffs of Moher. Accordionist Tony McMahon with the

band.

Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

30 Reels: Jenny's Wedding; Laurel Bush (introduced by Sean O Murchu). Accordionist

Tony McMahon with the band.

Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

31 Reels: Laurel Bush; Jenny's Wedding. Accordionist Tony McMahon with the band. Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

32 Sean O Murchu signs off as band plays the signature tune. Banks of Lough Gowna

Jig. Accordionist Tony McMahon with the band.

Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

33 Lough Gowna Ceili Band. Two reels. Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

34 Single Jig Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

35 Jigs introduced by Sean O Murchu: unknown; Away to the Bogs; Cobbler Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

36 Jigs: unknown; Away to the Bogs; The Cobbler Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

37 Sean O Murchu introduces the Lough Gowna Ceili Band Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

38 Reels: Colonial Frazer; Curragh Races; Tom Steele Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

39 Sean O Murchu introduces the rest of the band and two horpipes Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

40 Hornpipes: Stack of Wheat; Plains of Boyle. Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

O Murchu, Sean (announcer);

Wall, Kevin (accordion);

McMahon, Tony (accordion).

00 Early 1960-

circa 1961

Dublin Box 29,

Folder 28

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

01 Set Dances: Carolan composition; Orange Rogue. Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

02 Sean O Murchu introducing three jigs: Sgt. Cahill's Favorite; Behind the Bush;

Smash the Windows

Early 1960





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Band

03 Lough Gowna Ceili Band with guest Kevin Wall, accordion Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

04 Reels: Mary O'Neill; Shaskeen Reel; Copperplate Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

05 Sean O Murchu introduces Kevin Wall, accordion Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

06 Jigs by Kevin Wall (accordion): Frost is All Over; Jack Fancy Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

07 Sean O Murchu talks about the hornpipe Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

08 Lough Gowna Ceili Band playing the Drunken Sailor Hornpipe Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

09 Sean O Murchu talks about a concert the next night (St. Patrick's Night) at the

Gaiety Theatre

Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

10 Kevin Wall (accordion) plays reels: Boys of the Lough; Whitethorn Bush Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

11 Sean O Murchu introduces the band and three jigs Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

12 Jigs: Lough Gowna Ceili Band playing Come Along With Me; Snug in the Blanket;

Apples in Winter

Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

13 Sean O Murchu introducing Kevin Wall (accordion) to play High Level Hornpipe Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

14 Kevin Wall (accordion) playing James Hill composition: High Level Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

15 Sean O Murchu introduces the rest of the band. He names the tunes: Dinny

O'Brien's (composed by Paddy O'Brien for his father); St. Ruth's Bush

Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

16 Reels: Dinny O'Brien's; St. Ruth's Bush Early 1960

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

17 Reels: King of the Clans; Maude Miller circa 1961

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

18 Sean O Murchu signing off circa 1961

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

19 Sean O Murchu and Lough Gowna Ceili Band circa 1961

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

20 Jigs: Father Kelly's Jig; Knocknagow circa 1961

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

21 Sean O Murchu introduces reel: Johnny's Wedding circa 1961

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

22 Band plays Johnny's Wedding circa 1961

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

23 Sean O Murchu intoducing slip jigs circa 1961

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

24 Slip Jigs: I'm the Boy for Bewitching Them; Hunting the Hare; Fig for a Kiss circa 1961

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

25 Hornpipes: Friendly Visit; The Twins circa 1961

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

26 Sean O Murchu reads requests from listeners undated





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Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

27 Lough Gowna Ceili Band plays the same jigs as on track 2: Sgt. Cahill's Favorite;

Behind the Bush; Smash the Windows

undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

28 Lough Gowna Ceili Band undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

29 Reels: O'Dowd's Reel; Molly Bawn undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

30 Sean O Murchu introducing tunes undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

31 Jigs: Hag With the Money; Basket of Turf. Sean O Murchu introduces Tony

McMahon (accordion)

undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

32 Tony McMahon (accordion) plays two reels: The Dark Haired Lass; Within a Mile of

Dublin

undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

33 Sean O Murchu talks about slip jigs undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

34 Slip Jigs: Give Us a Drink of Water; Dever the Dancer; Highway to Kilkenny undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

35 Sean O Murchu introduces set dance The Hunt. Band plays The Hunt undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

36 Sean O Murchu introduces Anthony McMahon (accordion) to play two hornpipes

from West Clare

undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

37 Tony McMahon (accordion) plays two hornpipes: Mrs.Galvin's; Western undated

Lough Gowna Ceili

Band

38 Sean O Murchu tells Anthony's story about Irish mother-in-law. undated

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

(accordion,

fiddle)

00 MacMahon, Tony (accordion) and Connolly, Séamus (fiddle) April 21,

2000

Blarney Star

New York City

Box 29,

Folder 29

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

01 Recorded at the Blarney Star, New York City. Don Meade: Voiceover introducing

Tony and Seamus

April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

02 Voiceover by Seamus Connolly. Tony says "We will start so" April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

03 Set Dance: Garden of Daisies April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

04 Voiceover by Tony MacMahon April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

05 Jig: Old Grey Goose April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

06 Voiceover by Seamus and voiceover by Tony April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

07 Slow Air: Johnnie George April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

08 Voiceover by Seamus and voiceover by Tony April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

09 Hornpipes/Set Dance/Hornpipe: Poll Half-Penny; Mrs. Galvin's April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

10 Voiceover by Tony and Seamus April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

11 Reels: Toss the Feathers; Second Version April 21,

2000





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MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

12 Voiceover by Seamus Connolly April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

13 Air: Old Woman's Lament for O'Connell. Voiceover April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

14 Voiceover by Seamus. Tony says "Start off and I'll follow you" April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

15 Jigs: Fairhaired Boy; Father O'Flynn April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

16 Voiceovers by Seamus and Tony April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

17 Slow Air: Wounded Hussar. Tony solo April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

18 Applause. Tony talks about the air April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

19 Reels: Tap Room; The Temple House April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

(accordion,

fiddle)

00 MacMahon, Tony (accordion) and Connolly, Séamus (fiddle) April 21,

2000

Blarney Star

New York City

Box 29,

Folder 30

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

01 Voiceover: Don Meade welcomes Seamus and Tony. Seamus introduces reels:

Limerick Lassies and Collier's

April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

02 Reels: Limerick Lassies and Collier's April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

03 Talking on stage: Tony asks "What will we do next" April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

04 Jigs: Apples in Winter; Carraroe Jig. Tony asks for water; Someone says "Holy

water"

April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

05 Conversation on stage: Tony talks about air Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

06 Air: Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

07 Applause. Seamus talks about Tony's playing and asks for jigs: Joe Cooley's Jig

and Lark in the Morning

April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

08 Jigs: Joe Cooley's Jig; Lark in the Morning. Tony solo April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

09 Tony asks "What's next." Seamus talks about set dances and the book "Forget Me

Not"

April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

10 Set Dance: Marion McCarthy. Solo fiddle April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

11 Applause. Seamus suggests reels. April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

12 Reel: Mick Collins' Reel. Fiddle solo April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

13 Tony asks "What do you call that." Conversation on stage. April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

14 Jig: Knockawinna Jig April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

15 Applause and a little fun on stage April 21,

2000





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MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

16 Air/March: Tony solo. Seamus suggests Humours of Tulla and Cup of Tea April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

17 Reels: Humours of Tulla; Cup of Tea. Tony asks: "What's after that" April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

18 Applause. Conversation on stage. Thanks all around. April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

19 Set Dance: Job of Journeywork. Applause. April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

20 Applause. Tony introduces reels and thanks. Conversation on stage April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

21 Reels: Kilfenora; Lucy Campbell. Applause. April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

22 Applause. Audience saying "Up the Banner" (Banner Co. Clare). Intro. of tunes April 21,

2000

MacMahon, Tony and

Connolly, Séamus

23 Reels: Newmown Meadow; Clarecastle Reel; My Love Is In America. Applause.

End of concert

April 21,

2000

McEvoy, Catherine and

Boyle, Celestine

(flute, piano) 00 McEvoy, Catherine (flute) and Boyle, Celestine (piano) 1974 Birmingham,

England

Home of Dr. &

Mrs. Robert

Lawrie

Box 29,

Folder 31


Boyle, Celestine

01 Catherine McEvoy (Flute) and Celestine Boyle (Piano). Recorded in Birmingham,

England at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Laurie. Flute and piano play reels:

unknown title; Newmown Meadow (?)

1974


Boyle, Celestine

02 Reels: First House in Connaught; East Galway tune 1974


Boyle, Celestine

03 Reel: unknown title 1974


Boyle, Celestine

04 Reels: unknown title; unknown title 1974


Boyle, Celestine



Boyle, Celestine

06 Jig: unknown title 1974


Boyle, Celestine

07 Jigs: unknown title; Hag with the Money 1974


Boyle, Celestine

08 Reels: Maid of Mt. Cisco; Tom Ward's Downfall 1974


Boyle, Celestine

09 Reel: Jimmy Mulgreevy's 1974





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Boyle, Celestine

10 Reels: unknown title; Galway Rambler; Duke of Leinster's Wife or Ladies'

Pantaloons

1974


Boyle, Celestine

11 Voiceover by Brendan Mulvihill who identifies musicians and says that they will

continue with the Clogher Reel

1974


Boyle, Celestine

12 Clogher Reel 1974


Boyle, Celestine



Boyle, Celestine

14 Jig: Morrison's 1974


Boyle, Celestine

15 Reels: Maid Behind the Bar; Merry Blacksmith 1974


Boyle, Celestine



Boyle, Celestine

17 Jig: Brendan Tonra's 1974


Boyle, Celestine

18 Reels: Kiss the Bride; unknown title 1974


Boyle, Celestine



Boyle, Celestine

20 Reel: Humours of Lissadell 1974


Boyle, Celestine



Boyle, Celestine



Boyle, Celestine



Boyle, Celestine

24 Reel: Molly's Favourite 1974


Boyle, Celestine






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Boyle, Celestine

26 Microphone noise 1974


Boyle, Celestine

27 Jig: Tom Billy's 1974


Boyle, Celestine

28 Hornpipe: unknown title 1974


Boyle, Celestine

29 Reel: Josie McDermott's Reel 1974


Boyle, Celestine



Boyle, Celestine

31 This may be Celestine Boyle on whistle and Catherine McEvoy on piano.

Reels

1974


Boyle, Celestine


McGlinchey, Brendan (fiddle) 00 1960s-

1970s

Mostly London,

England

Box 29,

Folder 32

McGlinchey, Brendan 01 Brendan McGlinchey (Fiddle. Recorded at different times in Brendan's life in

London, England. Brendan McGlinchey plays reels: Maid of Castlebar; George

White's Reel (With piano accompaniment)

1960s-

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 02 Hornpipe: Friendly Visit played for dancers 1960s-

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 03 Solo fiddle reels: Shaskeen Reel; Maid Behind the Bar in C major 1960s-

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 04 The Dawn Reel with piano 1960s-

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 05 Reels: unknown title; Cup of Tea 1960s-

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 06 Reels: Farewell to Erin; unknown title 1960s-

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 07 Brendan plays (tune sounds Hungarian) 1960s-

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 08 Sean O Murchu introduces Brendan on Raidio Eireann's Ceili House program and

introduces reels: Reel of Mullinavat; Queen of May

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 09 Brendan plays two reels: Reel of Mullinavat; Queen of May. Charlie Lennon (Piano) 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 10 Sean O Murchu talks about Charlie Lennon 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 11 Brendan and Charlie play O'Carolan's Concerto 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 12 Reels; McKenna's Reels (Brendan and Charlie) 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 13 Brendan plays Queen of the Fairies Set Dance for dancers 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 14 This next set comes from Brendan's teenage years . Hornpipes: unknown title;

Flowing Tide (?)

1970s





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McGlinchey, Brendan 15 This recording was made in London possibly in the Taylors' home. May be Kevin

Taylor on piano. Hornpipes: Ballyowren (Composition of Sean Ryan)

1960s

McGlinchey, Brendan 16 Different session. Reels: Graf Spey; Morning Dew undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 17 Reels: Fair at Ballinasloe; unknown title; Pretty Girls of Mayo undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 18 Reels: Reavy's Reel; Millstone undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 19 American tune (Seamus: "I think") undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 20 Reel: Mason's Apron undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 21 Reels: unknown title; unknown title; unknown title. Brendan introduces keys of

tunes

undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 22 Reels. Tape fades undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 23 Hornpipe: Tailor's Twist; unknown title; Smell of the Bog undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 25 Reels: unknown title; unknown title undated

McGlinchey, Brendan (fiddle) 00 1950s London, England Box 29,

Folder 33

McGlinchey, Brendan 01 First three tracks recorded by Johnny Byrnes in London, England. Reels: Sean sa

Cheo; Dinny O'Brien (Composed by Paddy O'Brien from Nenagh, Co. Tipperary)

1950s

McGlinchey, Brendan 02 Reels: Roaring Mary; Tim Moloney 1950s

McGlinchey, Brendan 03 Reel: Mason's Apron 1950s

McGlinchey, Brendan 04 Different session. Reels: Humours of Lissadell (Sligo); Martin Wynne's; Toss the

Feathers

undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 05 Recorded in Gorey, Co. Wexford at the All-Ireland Fleadh Cheoil. Reels: Continued

on track six

1962

McGlinchey, Brendan 06 Reels: Gooseberry Bush; Julia Delaney 1962

McGlinchey, Brendan 07 Reel: Wheels of the World 1962

McGlinchey, Brendan 08 Reels continued: Wheels of the World; Morning Dew 1962

McGlinchey, Brendan 09 Recorded by Ciaran MacMathuna for Raidio Eireann . Brendan and Frank Teigue

(Guitar). Reel: Christmas Eve (Composition of fiddler Tommy Coen from Galway

City)

Early 1960s

McGlinchey, Brendan 10 Reel: Lord Gordon's. Recorded by Ciaran MacMathuna Early 1960s

McGlinchey, Brendan 11 Reel: Mountain Road. May be Kevin Taylor on piano Early 1960s

McGlinchey, Brendan 12 Different session. Solo fiddle reel: Kiss the Maid Behind the Barrel. Probably a

fiddle competition in London, England

undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 13 Slow air: My Lagan Love undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 14 Jig: Frieze Breeches undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 15 Set Dance: The Blackbird. This selection may have been played for competition undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 16 Reel: New Road undated

McGlinchey, Brendan 17 Different session. A fiddle competition ( This may have been the Champion of

Champions competition in 1964)

possibly

1964

McGlinchey, Brendan 18 Set Dance: Rodney's Glory possibly

1965

McGlinchey, Brendan 19 Reel: Humours of Lissadell possibly

1966

McGlinchey, Brendan 20 Blank track possibly

1967

McGlinchey, Brendan 21 Sean O Murchu introduces Brendan McGlinchey on Ceili House Raidio Eireann

program

1970s





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McGlinchey, Brendan 22 Reels: Martin Wynne's Reel; Reavy's Reel 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 23 Sean O Murchu repeats the names of the tunes and introduces Bridie Lafferty on

piano

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 24 Brendan and Bridie Lafferty play Brendan's Hornpipe 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 25 Sean O Murchu talks about Brendan playing 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 26 Brendan plays a jig: The Gold Ring (Bridie on piano) 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 27 Different session. Hornpipe: Queen of the West (solo fiddle). Reels: unknown title;

Floating Crowbar

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 28 Sean O Murchu introduces Brendan playing reels with Sean Cotter (Bass) and Leo

Farrell (Piano)

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 29 Reels: Salamanca Reel; Pigeon on the Gate 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 30 Jig: Cherish the Ladies. Same recording session 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 31 Sean O Murchu voiceover (Selections are mixed up). Tells a story and introduces

Brendan playing Cherish the Ladies. Brendan plays reels

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 32 Reels: Donegal Reel; Miss McLeod's 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 33 Different session recorded in London, England. Reel: Ivy Leaf. Sounds like Kevin

Taylor on piano

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 34 Reels: Fluters Reel or John Brennan's Reel; Wise Maid Reel. Kevin Taylor on

piano?

1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 36 Reels: Aggie White's; McLeod's 1970s

McGlinchey, Brendan 37 Reels: Waterdog's Hole (Name given by Flutist Josie McDermott); Reel from

Donegal

1970s

McGreevy, Johnny (fiddle) 00 August

1987

St. Louis, MO

"The Palace" :

apartment above

John D. McGurk's

Pub

Box 29,

Folder 34

McGreevy, Johnny 01 Reel: Version of Glenwallen. Also version of a reel in Whistle and Sing Collection

Armagh Pipers. Paddy Cronin recorded this. Sonny Martin's

A collection compiled by Vallely family in the 1970's

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 02 James Kelly (fiddler) says "Lovely, Johnny, lovely," Johnny McGreevy says, "Oh."

laughs. "This may be the one."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 03 Richard Dwyer composition. James Kelly says, "That's it. Lovely, Johnny." August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 04 Reel (Composition of Johnny McGreevy) August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 05 Johnny tunes fiddle. Voice over--"The last one was Johnny's own." John plays reel:

Bunch of Rushes

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 06 Reel August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 07 Reel (composition of Sean Ryan). Voice over says, "That's one of Sean Ryan's

Reels."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 08 Reel. Someone says, "Great stuff." August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 09 Reel: August

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McGreevy, Johnny 10 Reel: Enchanted Lady. Was recorded by fiddler Paddy Killoran August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 11 Voice over: "Do you play the Midnight Cherry Tree?" August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 12 Reel: London Lassies (Seamus thinks). Encouragement from people in room.

"Great music." "Lovely Johnny."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 13 Jig: *B part sounds like Garrett Barry's August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 14 Reel. I (Seamus?) learned this tune from Sligo flute player Eugene Preston (Gene

lived in Boston)

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 15 Conversation: "Name of the last one?" "I don't know what it is." August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 16 Reel. Encouragement from the room August

1987


1987

McGreevy, Johnny 18 Johnny says, "Pretty Peggyanne."Conversation between Johnny and James Kelly. August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 19 Hornpipe: Lad O'Brien's Hornpipe. Composition of Edward Reavy. Michael

Coleman recorded this in 1944 (last recording)

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 20 Johnny says, "That 's a nice hornpipe. That's one of Reavy's hornpipes."

James Kelly lilts. Conversation about a Paddy Fahey composition

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 21 Reel (composition of Co. Tipperary accordionist Paddy O'Brien) August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 22 Reel (composition of Eileen O'Brien, daughter of Paddy O'Brien). James Kelly asks

if this is a modern reel. Johnny says he learned it from Seamus Connolly

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 23 Johnny asks if James plays it. James helps by lilting. Conversation--Johnny talks-- August

1987


1987

McGreevy, Johnny 25 Johnny's famous expression, "By golly" says "It's one of Martins Wynnes I think."

Voice: "play that one. That's a lovely reel." James lilts. Johnny again says "By golly.

It goes something like that now. Seamus Connolly played that one too. It's a nice

tune."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 26 Martin Wynne's tune. Conversation about the tune August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 27 James Kelly asks Johnny if he plays the Lark in the Strand jig. Johnny says, "Oh,

yeah." and liltin. "That one."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 28 Jigs (recorded by Michael Coleman) August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 29 Johnny says, "I don't know which of them two are the Lark in the Strand."

Accordionist Paddy O'Brien says lovely things about Johnny

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McGreevy, Johnny 30 August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 31 Reel. Johnny says, "Thats a nice little tune that one." "Lovely, Johnny. What's that

tune, Johnny?" Johnny says, "I don't know the name of that one."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 32 Slip jig: Kitty Come Down to Limerick August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 33 James Kelly says, "That's Kitty Come Down to Limerick." Johnny says one of his

other famous sayings "That's right too." Fiddler Liz Carroll composed a tune with

that name in memory of Johnny. Johnny gives a toast. "Well, here's looking fella

and girls." and then he laughs...

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 34 Reel: Spike Island Lassies (Co. Tipperary accordionist recorded this for Columbia

label 78 rpm in 1954)

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 35 Reel: Jackson's Reel August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 36 Johnny talks about his fiddle August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 37 Paddy Kelly Reel August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny (fiddle) 00 August

1987

St. Louis, MO

"The Palace" :

apartment above

John D. McGurk's

Pub(tracks 1-41,

50) and

"Columbia

U.S.A." (tracks 42-

49)

Box 29,

Folder 35

McGreevy, Johnny 01 Johnny plays Jackson's Reel August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 02 Johnny talks about his fiddle (his darn fiddle) August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 03 Paddy Kelly's 4 part reel. Paddy Kelly was a fiddle player from Aughrim (Co.

Galway). James Kelly encourages Johnny. Johnny laughs when the tune ends.

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 04 Reel: Come West Along the Road August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 05 James says "lovely Johnny." Johnny says "boy oh boy " and asks James to play a

tune.

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 06 Reel-A version of The Moving Bogs. James says "That's nice isn't it" August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 07 James says "lovely" and asks if it is one of his own (Johnny's). Johnny says it is a

take-off on The Moving Bogs. He talks about composing.

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 08 Maids of Galway. James Kelly is singing along. August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 09 Johnny talks about the tune (Maids of Galway). He says Dan Sullivan's Shamrock

Band recorded this tune. Michael Hanafin is mentioned. Johnny says they named

the reel "Come into the Room I Want You"

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McGreevy, Johnny 10 Hornpipe. James Kelly sings along August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 11 Johnny says "Ya that's a nice hornpipe that one" August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 12 Hornpipe. James Kelly sings along and encourages Johnny August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 13 Johnny says that he forgets the second part of that one (tr. 12). "That's a nice

hornpipe that one." James says "Tis ya."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 14 Reel. James says "lovely" and sings along August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 15 Johnny says "That's a nice reel that one. Do you know who played that nice?

Jimmy McGreevy on the accordion you know I swear that's the first time I heard

that tune when he played it. Gee I don't even know the name of it tell you the

truth."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 16 Reel-Piper's Despair. Johnny says "now here's another one like that too" August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 17 "Lovely Johnny." Johnny says "That's a nice tune that one." Plays a march August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 18 Johnny talks about the march from tr. 17. He learned it from Jimmy Neary. He talks

about Jimmy Neary, his teacher. *Lovely conversation (SC). Thinking of tunes to

play

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 19 Reel-"I never heard this tune"-SC. Johnny thinks it's John Doherty's version of The

Jolly Tinker

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 20 Johnny talks about a tune that John Doherty played for him. James and Johnny

were supposed to be at a function. James (or another person) asks Johnny to play

"one for the road."

August

1987


1987

McGreevy, Johnny 22 Reel. James says "That's great" August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 23 Reel-"I never heard this tune"-SC August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 24 James asks where did Johnny get that tune (tr. 23) from? Johnny talks about the

tune. He learned it from Tom Fitzmorris (sp?) from Limerick. Mentions James

Bresnahan from Co. Kerry.

August

1987


1987

McGreevy, Johnny 26 Maybe Brendan McGlinchey composed it (tr. 25). Johnny says he learned it from

SC and Paddy Glackin. They thought it was a Reavy tune, but Reavy later said it

wasn't.

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 27 Reel. Encouragement from James Kelly August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 28 Johnny says he learned it (tr. 27) from Jimmy Neary (fiddler). August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 29 Slow air played by Johnny August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 30 Johnny talks about the air (tr. 29). Learned it from Chieftains record "Playboy of the

Western World."

August

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McGreevy, Johnny 31 Johnny plays hop jig, 9/8 signature August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 32 Johnny says Jimmy Neary used to play that tune (tr. 31) August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 33 Polka. Encouragement from room August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 34 They talk about the polka. James says, "It's a lovely version of another tune" August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 35 Johnny plays another Paddy Kelly (Aughrim) reel. "I (SC) first heard this tune in the

late 1950's played by accordionist Martin Mulhaire and fiddler Paddy Canny."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 36 Johnny says that he learned it (reel from tr. 35) from Noel Rice. Noel Rice is a flute

player from Co. Offaly living in Chicago.

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 37 Johnny plays a reel. He put it on another tape for James. August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 38 Johnny says he can't think of the the tune. It is a Reavy reel-The Ceilier? August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 39 Johnny plays the reel again-The Ceilier? He is not sure of the second part. August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 40 Johnny attempts the tune again. Then he says, "By golly," his famous saying, and

"It's time to put the ting to bed."

August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 41 silence August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 42 Reel, two fiddles August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 43 Voice asks, "Is that yours?" Jimmy Ruth playing one of his own tunes August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 44 Jig-Down the Back Lane. Fiddle and accordion, unidentified players August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 45 Reel, as above fiddle and accordion. May be Jimmy Ruth on fiddle or banjo August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 46 Double Jig on accordion, no name-may be new composition. August

1987

McGreevy, Johnny 47 Hornpipe (accordion), unidentified player

McGreevy, Johnny 48 Hornpipe on Track 47 may be new composition. The accordionist says that this

tune is "one of his earliest cases of imaginitis."

McGreevy, Johnny 49 Jig: Connaught Man's Rambles (accordion and fiddle, unidentified players)

McGreevy, Johnny 50 Back at session in Chicago. Can hear Johnny McGreevy. Reels: Eel in the

Sink/Jenny's Welcome to Charlie (fade on second reel)

McGreevy, Johnny (fiddle) Kane Neary, Eleanor (piano) 00 (1st CCE American Tour) October 5,

1972

Chicago, IL

Home of Jimmy

Neary and

Eleanor Kane

Box 29,

Folder 36

McGreevy, Johnny 01 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano) Hornpipe: Quinn of Armagh. Composition of Edward

Reavy

October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 02 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Dowd's Reel. Usually played in G minor October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 03 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Dowd's #9. Seamus Connolly learned this in

1958. Music given to SC by Guard Bert McNulty Tulla, Co. Clare.

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McGreevy, Johnny 04 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Rakish Paddy (4 part

version) Recorded by James Morrison (fiddle) 78rpm recording

October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 05 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Spike Island

Lassies. Recorded on 78rpm recording by Paddy O'Brien of Tipperary on the

Columbia label

October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 06 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Humours of

BallyConnell (Co. Cavan). Recorded by Michael Coleman and Tom Morrison (flute)

as Captain Rock (also 2nd reel). 2nd reel: known today as Old Bush

October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 07 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 08 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle.) Reel: "We used to call this

Aggie White's reel." (SC) Aggie was from Ballinakill, Co. Galway

October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 09 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 10 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Trim the Velvet (was

recorded twice by Michael Coleman.)

.

October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 11 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Hand Me Down the

Tackle. Known in O'Neill collection as Tom Steele. First recording Coleman made.

October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 12 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: An Ed Reavy

composition

October 5,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 13 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano).Grove's Hornpipe or Drunken Sailor 1960s

McGreevy, Johnny 14 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Recorded at a different time with unidentified flute

player (sometimes Seamus thinks he hears flute, maybe on this track at

beginning). Reel: Jolly Tinker

1960s

McGreevy, Johnny 15 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Hop Jig in 9/8 time 1960s

McGreevy, Johnny 16 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). 2 Reels: (1)Sean sa Cheo (John in the Fog,) (2) ?

maybe Neillidh Boyle (Neillidh O Baoighill)

1960s

McGreevy, Johnny 17 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Hornpipe: Golden Eagle and Bees Wing. Recorded

by Sean Maguire (fiddle) on 78rpm and LP

1960s





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McGreevy, Johnny 18 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Jigs: 2nd tune composition

of Brendan Tonra (Seamus notes "nice variations")

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 19 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Jigs October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 20 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Jig: Frieze Breeches October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 21 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Jigs. October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 22 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Reel of Mullinnowat.

Packie Dolan (fiddle) recorded this tune

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 23 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Jackson's Reel (was

recorded by Michael Coleman). (2nd Jackson's Reel missing; Dublin Reel not

complete)

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny (fiddle) Kane Neary, Eleanor (piano) 00 (1st CCE American Tour) October 5,

1972

Chicago, IL

Home of Jimmy

Neary and

Eleanor Kane

Neary

Box 29,

Folder 37

McGreevy, Johnny 01 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Continuation of Moving

Bogs Reel from DAT2/CD2 of 3

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 02 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Seamus thinks it may be a version of Maude

Miller

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 03 Talking. Johnny is asked what the name of the above tune is. He answers by

saying it is one of Giblin's. (SC thinks Giblin's refers to Jimmy Giblin a fiddler from

Co. Mayor)

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 04 Johnny McGreavy (fiddle), Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). SC thinks this may actually

be Maude Miller

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 05 Johnny McGreavy (fiddle), Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Chicago Reel, made

famous by accordionist Joe Cooley

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 06 Johnny McGreavy (fiddle), Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Master Crowley's.

Jimmy Neary encourages his wife by saying, "good girl"

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 07 Johnny McGreavy (fiddle), Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: a composition of

Sligo fiddler Martin Wynne

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 08 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano) Reel: Recorded by Paddy Cronin on fiddle (78rpm).

Sometimes this tune is played as 3 part reel when in fact the 3rd part is the A part

of the 2nd tune recorded by P. Cronin

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 09 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: October 6,

1972





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McGreevy, Johnny 10 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Donegal Traveler. Recorded by Hughie

Gillespie from Donegal on 78rpm (different version and key)

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 11 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Bunker Hill. Made popular by P.J. Hayes and

Paddy Canny on the LP, Music from East Clare and Galway

All Ireland Champions.

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 12 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Graf Spey. Seamus thinks the Graf Spey was a

warship

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 13 Conversation with Jimmy Neary and Eleanor regarding thinking of a tune. SC asks

Eleanor to play Bunker Hill. He says, "you play that lovely."

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 14 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Bunker Hill. SC says "lovely." We can hear

Jimmy Neary saying "that's the one. Its one of Reavy's"

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 15 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Hornpipe: Reavy's

composition-Cavan's Own.This is the tune they had been trying to think of. SC

recorded this tune on his CD, Notes from my Mind

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 16 Seamus Connolly says "lovely" then asks Johnny if it is one of Reavy's. Johnny

says, "ya, I didn't play that one too good at all."

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 17 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle), Jimmy Neary (fiddle). 2

reels. Commentary by Seamus Connolly

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 18 Conversation: Johnny, Seamus, and Jimmy discuss a reel recorded earlier in the

evening (track 8)

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 19 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano) plays reel from track 8 again. Seamus says, "That's

great." Johnny McGreevy says, "By golly."

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 20 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle), Jimmy Neary (fiddle).

Reel: Kerry Reel. Was recorded by Michael Coleman

October 6,

1972


Reel: Boyne Hunt. Coleman played this one after the Kerry Boyne Hunt following

Kerry Reel

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 22 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano) plays Martin Mulhaire's composition. Reel: Golden

Keyboard. Eleanor says, "It's a bit like it."

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 23 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: (1) Crooked Road to

Dublin (?) (2) Moving Bogs was played with first tune. Was recorded by Michael

Coleman and by Andy McGann on 78rpm

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 23 Seamus Connolly asks "What did you say about Martin Wynne?" Johnny laughs.

Johnny talks about Martin Wynne, Paddy Killoran, Jimmy Giblin, Mick Moloney,

Joe Burke

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 24 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 25 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Seamus thinks it

sounds like a version of the Yellow Tinker, which was recorded by Paddy O'Brien

(78rpm)

October 6,

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McGreevy, Johnny 26 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Jig: JImmy O'Brien's. This

tune is in the O'Neill collection as a 3 part tune. James Morrison recorded it as the

Mist in the Meadow.

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 27 Conversation continues. SC and Johnny McGreevy talking. Johnny says, "play

Sunny Banks"

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 28 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). 2 reels: Sunny Banks and

another. Seamus Connolly encourages. Johnny laughs at end.

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 29 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel (was recorded by

James Morrision 78rpm); 2nd part shifts into fiddle 3rd position. Seamus Connolly

says, "Now you are getting into it."

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 30 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano) begins with slip jig: Kid on the Mountain. Johnny

McGreevy (fiddle) joins in. Jimmy Neary requests the reel The Steampacket.

Conversation going on. Jimmy Neary brings tea. Eleanor goes into 6th and 7th

parts of the tune that Seamus had not heard before.

October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 31 Seamus Connolly asks about the 6th and 7th parts. Eleanor replies. October 6,

1972

McGreevy, Johnny (fiddle) Kane Neary, Eleanor (piano) 00 October

1972

Chicago, IL

Home of Jimmy

Neary and

Eleanor Kane

Neary

Box 29,

Folder 38

McGreevy, Johnny 01 Seamus Connolly says, "The Steampacket." Jimmy Neary asks if Seamus and

Paddy Glackin had had dinner. Seamus answers, "we did." Johnny McGreevy

says, "Are you sure? Did you eat something now?"

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 02 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). The Steampacket. Paddy

Glackin says, "lovely." Seamus says, "great."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 03 Seamus Connolly says, "JIm, John, what about Farewell to Ireland" Seamus lilts

the tune and Johnny says, "ok."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 04 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Farewell to Ireland October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 05 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: London Lassies October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 06 Jimmy Neary talks about London Lassies. Johnny and Eleanor recorded this tune

about 1935. Conversation about the reel Pigeon on the Gate

October

1972


Reel: Pigeon on the Gate

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 08 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle), Paddy Glackin (fiddle).

Reel: ? Seamus Connolly voice over. Sean Ryan played this tune. Conversation

about the reel. S. Connolly asks the name. Johnny says "That's pretty." He said his

mother used to hum this one. He always called it his mother's tune.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 09 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle), Paddy Glackin (fiddle),

Jimmy Neary (fiddle). Reel: Humours of Ballyconnell. Seamus Connolly voiceover,

"last tune for this session in the Neary's house."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 10 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel October

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McGreevy, Johnny 11 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: The Wise Maid and Carmel O'Mahoney's. The

Wise Maid was played by fiddler John Doherty. Carmel O'Mahoney's is a

composition of accordionist Martin Mulhaire. Seamus Connolly says, "that's

powerful."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 12 S. Connolly says, "John, do you know what you'll play for me?" He lilts a tune.

Johnny says, "I only know 2 parts of it."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 13 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Spike Island Lassies

(2 part version)

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 14 Johnny talks about the tune and Jimmy Neary his teacher. Johnny says in a toast,

"Well, here's looking, fellas. By golly."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 15 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Spike Island Lassies

(2 part version played again)

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 16 Johnny says, "Bunch of Rushes" We play that, then we'll all play." October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 17 Johnny says, "It goes something like that" then plays Reel: Bunch of Rushes October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 18 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Composition of Ed Reavy's October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 19 Seamus Connolly lilts Jackson's Reel and Johnny responds. October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 20 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Jackson's Reel. 2nd

reel is sometimes known as The Dublin Reel. These tunes were recorded by

Michael Coleman

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 21 Eleanor and Johnny talk about reel Money in Both Pockets. Jimy Neary asks

Paddy Glackin and Seamus Connolly if they ever drank. The boys answer no.

Conversation about drink, Fiddler of Doolin

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 22 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano). Reel: Dowd's Reel. SC says, "great!" October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 23 Seamus Connolly voiceover. Reception for all the CCE touring musicians. Johnny

and Eleanor continue with Reel: Paddy on the Turnpike (or Bunch of Keys)

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 24 S. Connolly and P. Glackin say, "That's great! Brilliant." Johnny laughs and says,

"Oh, no."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 25 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Colonel Frazier Reel

and the Steampacket

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 26 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Rakish Paddy

(Fiddler James Morrison's 4 part version)

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 27 Eleanor is mentioning a tune. Seamus Connolly asks her the name of it. Eleanor

says, "I couldn't tell you the name of it with the mic."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 28 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reels: Mullingar Lea and

The Traveler

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 29 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: may be a version of

Maude Miller

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 30 Eleanor talks about a tune when Tommy Jeffery's was over. Johnny says, "I don't

know that one too good, Eleanor."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 31 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Jig: Pipe on the Hob.

Recorded in 1954 by Tipperary accordionist P. O'Brien.

October

1972





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McGreevy, Johnny 32 Johnny says, "Ok." October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 33 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle) and group, Dywer

composition (It may be a Richie Dwyer tune. Richie is a wonderful composer-SC).

Also play reel: Eel in the Sink

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 34 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle) and group. Reels:

Shoemaker's Daughter (an Ed Reavy composition) and a Paddy Fahey

composition. (SC played Fahey's on Rambles of Kitty LP)

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 35 Johnny laughs and someone requests Steampacket October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 36 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle) and group. Reels:

Steampacket; Morning Star Reels; Miss McLeod's Reel. Much faster now-SC.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 37 Piper Joe Shannon joins group as they play reels Kiss the Maid Behind the Barrel

into Trim the Velvet. Johnny says, "good boy, Joe."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 38 Piper Joe Shannon begins to play Drowsy Maggie. Johnny McGreevy and group

join him. J. Shannon continues with another reel.This one was recorded by fiddler

Frank O'Higgins.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 39 Continues with another tune. A little confusion. Two different tunes being played.

Then they come together with Flogging Reel. Reminds one of Patsy Toughy the

piper. Johnny encourages the great piping of Joe Shannon. Johnny says, "good

boy, Joe."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 40 Eleanor Kane Neary (piano), Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Dr. Gilbert.

This tune was recorded by both Michael Coleman and Seamus Connolly.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny (fiddle) Gaughran, Brendan (piano) 00 October

1972

Chicago, IL

Reception

honoring CCÉ

touring group

Box 29,

Folder 39

McGreevy, Johnny 01 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reels: George White's (White lived in Boston) and Col.

Frazier (recorded by P. Killoran)

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 02 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle), Brendan Gaughren (piano). Reels: Miss Johnson and

Crooked Road to Dublin

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 03 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle), Brendan Gaughren (piano). Reel October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 04 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle), Brendan Gaughren (piano). Reel: Bunker Hill October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 05 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle), Brendan Gaughren (piano). Johnny says, "What was

the other one you said?" Reel: Old Bush or Capt. Rock. Michael Coleman recorded

this tune as Capt. Rock

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 06 Talking October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 07 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle), Brendan Gaughren (piano). Reel: Tansey Reel

This version recorded by Paddy Killoran.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 08 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Johnny tuning fiddle October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 09 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle) Brendan Gaughren (piano). Reels; Seamus Connolly

lilting.

October

1972





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McGreevy, Johnny 10 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle) Brendan Gaughren (piano). Reel: Reel of Bogie October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 11 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle): Reel October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 12 Seamus Connolly asks Johnny, "What do you call that one?" "Banks of the

Shannon," answers Johnny. Johnny Cronin's Reel. Johnny Cronin always played

that one. Seamus Connolly, Paddy O'Brien, and Charlie Lennon recorded this

tune.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 13 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Monestrawan Fancy (check spelling, place in Co.

Sligo) Aughrin Slopes Ceili Band Joe Burke

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 14 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Graf Spey Reel (E minor) October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 15 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: The Girl that Broke my Heart October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 16 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Boys of the Lough. This tune was recorded by

Michael Coleman.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 17 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Chicago Reel. Seamus Connolly says, "Great,

great." Johnny laughs.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 18 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: a Martin Wynne composition. Martin Wynne was a

fiddler/composer from Co. Sligo who lived in New York.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 19 Johnny talks about the 2nd part of the tune and confirms that it was a Martin

Wynne composition

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 20 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: another Martin Wynne composition October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 21 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Silver Spire. Paddy Killoran recorded this tune.

Paddy Glackin says, "Lovely John." Johnny says, "Tom Cawley had that one on a

small record."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 22 Conversation about Tom Cawley. Mrs. McGreevy had given Paddy Glackin and

Seamus Connolly coffee. She asks Johnny if he would like coffee.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 23 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 24 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Ladies Pantalettes. Michael Coleman recorded

this tune as The Duke of Leinster's Wife

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 25 Seamus Connolly asks, "Have you got a name for that one?" Johnny laughs and

replies then says he will play one part of the Blackbird (set dance)

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 26 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). The Blackbird (set dance) October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 27 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Fade out and fade in to The Blackbird (set dance). October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 28 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). The Blackbird (set dance). Seamus Connolly says,

"Great."

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 29 Mrs. McGreevy says, "Have some coffee, Seamus." October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 30 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Aggie White's Reel. Aggie was a fiddler from

Ballinakill, Co. Galway and a member of the Ballinakill Band.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 31 Paddy Glackin says, "That's almighty playing." Johnny responds, "Oh, gosh no.."

Paddy says, "It really is."

October

1972





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McGreevy, Johnny 32 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Cameronian Reel.This tune was recorded by the

Kilfenora Ceili Band and is very popular in Co. Clare.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 33 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Limerick Lassies October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 34 Seamus Connolly says, "Great. What's that one?" Johnny asks if it is alright to play

Lord Gordon's Reel.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 35 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: Lord Gordon's Reel. This tune was recorded on

78rpm by Michael Coleman.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 36 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Jig October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 37 Seamus Connolly asks, "What's that John?" John says it's one of Jimmy Neary's

jigs (a tune from Sligo). Seamus asks, "Did he compose that one?"

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 38 Johnny McGreevy (fiddle). Reel: (played in A minor) This tune was played and

recorded by Michael Coleman.

October

1972

McGreevy, Johnny 39 Silence. End of tape. October

1972

McGuire, Sean (fiddle) Keegan, Josephine (piano). 00 1960s-Early

1970s

Kildimo, Co.

Limerick (Tracks

31-38)

Box 29,

Folder 40

McGuire, Sean 01 Reels: Skylark; unknown; Skylark Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 02 Hornpipes: Bee's Wing (?). Piano accordion accompaniment. Josephine Keegan

(possible piano)

undated

McGuire, Sean 03 Hornpipe: Sunshine. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 04 Reel: International Reel in C. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 05 Reel: Colonel Frazer (continued on track 06). Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 06 Reel: Colonel Frazer (continued from track 05). Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 07 Reel: Colonel Frazer (continued from tracks 05 and 06). Josephine Keegan

(possible piano)

undated

McGuire, Sean 08 Hornpipe. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 09 Hornpipe: Trumpet Hornpipe. Reel: ? Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 10 Hornpipe: McCormack's (?). Reel: Yellow Tinker. Josephine Keegan (possible

piano)

undated

McGuire, Sean 11 Jigs: Idle Road in A major; King's Fancy. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 12 Jig: King's Fancy continued. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 13 Reel: Reavy's with piano accompaniment. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 14 Reel: Rattigan's. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 15 Hornpipe in A major. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 16 Reel: Graf Spey in A major (continued on track 17). Josephine Keegan (possible

piano)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 17 Reel: Graf Spey (continued from track 16). Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 18 Reel: This tune was recorded by Michael Coleman; may be Phil O'Beirne's Delight.

Josephine Keegan (possible piano)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 19 Reel: Wheels of the World. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 20 Reel: Master Crowley's. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 21 Reel: Maids of Castlebar. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s





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McGuire, Sean 22 Reel: Miss Monaghan; a second track is in the background. Josephine Keegan

(possible piano)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 23 Reel: Teetotaler Reel in G major. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 24 Reel: Dr. Gilbert; a background track is playing. Josephine Keegan (possible

piano)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 25 Reel: Plough and the Stars; a background track is playing. Josephine Keegan

(possible piano)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 26 Reel: Humors of Lissadell (Co. Sligo). Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 27 Air: Eileen Aroon. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 28 Reel: Paddy on the Turnpike. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 29 Reel: Sean sa Cheo. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 30 Reel: Yellow Tinker. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 31 Reels: Bells of Tipperary; Dillon Brown's Fancy. Josephine Keegan (piano) 1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 32 Reels: unknown; First Month of Summer. Josephine Keegan (piano) 1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 33 Hornpipe: High Level (three parts). Josephine Keegan (piano) 1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 34 Applause 1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 35 Reel: Humors of Lissadell (beginning is repeated on track 37). Josephine Keegan

(piano)

1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 36 Hornpipe: High Level. Josephine Keegan (piano) 1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 37 Applause and beginning of Humors of Lissadell (continued on track 38) as on track

35. Josephine Keegan (piano)

1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 38 Reels: Humors of Lissadell (continued from track 37); Miss Monaghan. Josephine

Keegan (piano)

1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean (fiddle) Keegan, Josephine (piano) 00 1960s-

1970s

Kildimo, Co.

Limerick

(continuation from

CD1 of 2) tracks 1-

8; Tracks 9-11

from an LP of set

dances; Tracks

12-18

unspecified.

Box 29,

Folder 41

McGuire, Sean 01 Hornpipe: McDermott's. Josephine Keegan (piano). Continuation of concert on

DAT01/CD1 of 2. Josephine Keegan (piano).

1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 02 Banks Hornpipe. Josephine Keegan (piano). 1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 03 Talking and laughing 1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 04 Tuning and Reels: unknown; Archie Menzie's in F major. Josephine Keegan

(piano).

1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 05 Descriptive piece. Josephine Keegan (piano). 1960s-

1970s





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McGuire, Sean 06 Sean McGuire announcing Air: Roisin Dubh and plays air. Josephine Keegan

(piano).

1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 07 O'Carolan's Concerto. Josephine Keegan (piano). 1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 08 Reel: Mason's Apron. Josephine Keegan (piano). 1960s-

1970s

McGuire, Sean 09 Set Dance: The Hunt undated

McGuire, Sean 10 Set Dance: St. Patrick's Day undated

McGuire, Sean 11 Set Dance: Garden of Daisies undated

McGuire, Sean 12 Waltz: Cuckoo Waltz with piano (sounds like Josephine Keegan). undated

McGuire, Sean 13 Reel: First Month of Summer. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 14 Reel: Graf Spey. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 15 Reel: Hand Me Down the Tackle or Tom Steele. Josephine Keegan (possible

piano)

undated

McGuire, Sean 16 Air: Boolavogue. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 17 Reel. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean 18 Reel: Reel of Bogie in E minor. Josephine Keegan (possible piano) undated

McGuire, Sean (fiddle) Keegan, Josephine (piano);

Sherlock, Roger (flute);

Unnamed ceili band with bass,

drums, and piano.

00 1960 London, England;

Track 3 is from a

different session.

Box 29,

Folder 42

McGuire, Sean 01 Reels: unknown; Duffy the Dancer Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock

(flute)

1960

McGuire, Sean 02 Reel: Flax in Bloom (three parts) Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 03 Ceili band with drums, bass, piano. Hornpipes: unknown; Spellane the Fiddler 1960

McGuire, Sean 04 Reels: Skylark; unknown. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 05 Reels: Skylark; then changes to another tune and track. Josephine Keegan

(piano); Roger Sherlock (flute)

1960

McGuire, Sean 06 Reels: titles (?). Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 07 Reels: titles (?). Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 08 Jigs: titles (?). Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 09 Reel: Martin Mulhaire composition: Carmel Mahoney's Reel. Josephine Keegan

(piano); Roger Sherlock (flute)

1960

McGuire, Sean 10 Hornpipe (?). Josephine Keegan (piano). 1960

McGuire, Sean 11 Reels: Gatehouse Maid; unknown. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock

(flute)

1960

McGuire, Sean 12 Reel: O'Rourke's or Wild Irishman. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock

(flute)

1960

McGuire, Sean 13 Jigs: unknown; Sixpenny Money. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 14 Jig: Cherish the Ladies. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 15 Reels: Sean playing O'Rourke's with piano accompaniment (possibly Josephine

Keegan); Wild Irishman

1960

McGuire, Sean 16 Jig: Kilfenora Jig. Josephine Keegan (piano). 1960

McGuire, Sean 17 Reel: Reel of Bogie. Josephine Keegan (piano). 1960

McGuire, Sean 18 Hornpipe: This is in the Cole collection. Josephine Keegan (piano). 1960





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McGuire, Sean 19 Hornpipe: West (?). Josephine Keegan (piano). 1960

McGuire, Sean 20 Hornpipe: Fiddle and piano with piano playing the melody. Josephine Keegan

(piano).

1960


Sherlock, Roger (flute);

Lafferty, Bridie (piano); Power,

William (banjo, mandolin);

Cotter, William (bass); Furlong,

Sam (piano).

00 1960 London, England

(Tracks 1-13);

Track 14

recorded in Bridie

Lafferty's home;

Tracks 15-40

recorded for radio

at unspecified

location.

Box 29,

Folder 43

McGuire, Sean 01 Reel: Captain Rock or Humours of Ballyconnell. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger

Sherlock (flute)

1960

McGuire, Sean 02 Reel. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960


McGuire, Sean 04 End of the last reel. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 05 Reel: Drowsy Maggie. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960


McGuire, Sean 07 Reel 1960

McGuire, Sean 08 Reel: Andy McGann's Reel. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 09 Reels: Bonnie Kate; Jenny's Chickens. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock

(flute)

1960

McGuire, Sean 10 Sean McGuire talking 1960

McGuire, Sean 11 Sean McGuire talking 1960

McGuire, Sean 12 Hornpipe. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 13 Reels: Reavy's; Reel in D. Josephine Keegan (piano); Roger Sherlock (flute) 1960

McGuire, Sean 14 Reels: Reidy Johnson or Hand Me Down the Tackle; Geoghan's Reel. Recorded

by Ciaran MacMathuna in Bridie Lafferty's home. Bridie is playing piano

1960

McGuire, Sean 15 Ciaran MacMathuna voiceover 1960

McGuire, Sean 16 Voiceover announcing Four Star Quartette which features Sean McGuire and

includes William Power on banjo and mandolin and William Cotter on bass

1960

McGuire, Sean 17 Reels: Bonnie Kate; Reconciliation; Boys of the Lough. Four Star Quartette which

features Sean McGuire and includes William Power on banjo and mandolin and

William Cotter on bass

1960

McGuire, Sean 18 Interruptions from another track. Four Star Quartette featuring Sean McGuire

(fiddle) and includes William Power on banjo and mandolin and William Cotter on

bass

1960

McGuire, Sean 19 Interruptions from another track. Four Star Quartette featuring Sean McGuire


bass

1960

McGuire, Sean 20 Reels continued. Four Star Quartette featuring Sean McGuire (fiddle) and includes

William Power on banjo and mandolin and William Cotter on bass

1960





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McGuire, Sean 21 Continuity announcer, then Four Star Quartette plays three Jigs: Tobin's; Wheels

of the World; Humors of Glendart. Four Star Quartette features Sean McGuire


bass

1960

McGuire, Sean 22 Voiceover announcing Hornpipes: Kildare Fancy; Sunshine. Four Star Quartette

features Sean McGuire (fiddle) and includes William Power on banjo and mandolin

and William Cotter on bass

1960

McGuire, Sean 23 Voiceover announcing Reels: Bells of St. Louis; Reavy's; White Leaf. Four Star

Quartette features Sean McGuire (fiddle) and includes William Power on banjo and

mandolin and William Cotter on bass

1960

McGuire, Sean 24 Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano. Reels: Master McDermott; Reel in

A

1960

McGuire, Sean 25 Hornpipes: McCormack's; Golden Eagle. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong

piano.

1960

McGuire, Sean 26 Jig: The Luck Penny. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano. 1960

McGuire, Sean 27 Reel: The Dawn (this track repeats as track 30). Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam

Furlong piano.

1960

McGuire, Sean 28 Blank track 1960

McGuire, Sean 29 Jig: The Luck Penny. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano. 1960

McGuire, Sean 30 The Dawn: same as track 27. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano. 1960

McGuire, Sean 31 Reel in F major. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano. 1960

McGuire, Sean 32 Reel: St. Anne's Reel. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano. 1960

McGuire, Sean 33 Polka (?). Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano. 1960

McGuire, Sean 34 Polka continued. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano. 1960

McGuire, Sean 35 Reel: George White's Favorite (ends on track 36). Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam

Furlong piano.

1960

McGuire, Sean 36 Reel: George White's Favorite (continued from track 35); Hornpipe begins (?) 1960

McGuire, Sean 37 Reel: Sean McGuire's Father's Reel. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong

piano.

1960

McGuire, Sean 38 Reels: Reavy composition reel; Rattigan's Reel. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam

Furlong piano.

1960

McGuire, Sean 39 Reel: This was recorded by Michael Coleman-Sunny Banks (?). Sean McGuire

(fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano.

1960

McGuire, Sean 40 Reel: Miss Monaghan. Sean McGuire (fiddle) and Sam Furlong piano. 1960


Lennon, Charlie (piano, fiddle);

Sherlock, Roger (flute); Taylor,

Kevin (possible) (piano);

Lafferty, Bridie (piano);

Markey, Eileen (possible)

(piano); Lane, Eileen (possible)

(piano)

00 1959-1964 Tracks 22-23

recorded in

Scariff, Co. Clare.

Box 29,

Folder 44

McGuire, Sean 01 Reel: Reel of Bogie. Josephine Keegan or Charlie Lennon (piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 02 Reels: Pigeon on the Gate; Crib of Pearches. Josephine Keegan or Charlie Lennon

(piano)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 03 Reels: Reavy's; unknown title. Two fiddles, possibly Josephine Keegan and Sean

McGuire with Charlie Lennon on piano

1960s

McGuire, Sean 04 Reel: Green Mountain or Maid Behind the Bar in C major. Two fiddles, possibly

Josephine Keegan and Sean McGuire with Charlie Lennon on piano

1960s





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McGuire, Sean 05 Reels: Green Mountain (again with two fiddles); Reel in F major; Maid Behind the

Bar in D. Josephine Keegan and Sean McGuire with Charlie Lennon on piano

1960s

McGuire, Sean 06 Reels: Reel in F major (same musicians as track 05). Same tunes as track 05 but

reel #1 is missing. Track continues with reels called Tim Moloney and Sailor's

Bonnet. Josephine Keegan and Sean McGuire with Charlie Lennon on piano

1960s

McGuire, Sean 07 Reel: Dowd's Reel in G minor. Sean McGuire, fiddle and Josephine Keegan, piano 1960s

McGuire, Sean 08 Reels. Sean McGuire on fiddle, Josephine Keegan on piano, Roger Sherlock on

flute

1960s

McGuire, Sean 09 Reel: Jenny's Welcome to Charlie. Sean McGuire and Josephine Keegan (piano) 1960s

McGuire, Sean 10 Reel: Humors of Ballyconnell. Sean McGuire, Josphine Keegan (piano), and Roger

Sherlock (flute)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 11 Reel: Old Copperplate. Sean McGuire, Josphine Keegan (piano), and Roger

Sherlock (flute)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 12 Reels: Bonnie Kate; Jenny's Chickens. Sean McGuire and Josephine Keegan

(piano)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 13 Reel: Paddy on the Turnpike. Sean McGuire, Josephine Keegan (piano), and

Roger Sherlock (flute)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 14 Reel; Merry Blacksmith. Sean McGuire on fiddle, piano unknown (may be Kevin

Taylor)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 15 Reels: unknown title; Duffy the Dancer or High Reel. Sean McGuire and Roger

Sherlock (flute) and piano (may be Kevin Taylor)

1960s

McGuire, Sean 16 Reel: Rakish Paddy. Different recording session. Piano might be Charlie Lennon 1960s

McGuire, Sean 17 Hornpipe: Drunken Sailor. Piano might be Charlie Lennon 1960s

McGuire, Sean 18 Reel: Mason's Apron. Piano might be Charlie Lennon 1960s

McGuire, Sean 19 Reel: Miss Monaghan. Piano might be Bridie Lafferty 1960s

McGuire, Sean 20 Reels: Donegal Reel; Sheehan's; Salamanca. Piano may be Eileen Markey or

Eileen Lane

1959-

1960

McGuire, Sean 21 Jigs: Knights of Saint Patrick; King's Fancy; unknown title. Piano may be Eileen

Markey or Eileen Lane

1959-1960

McGuire, Sean 22 Hornpipe/Reel. circa 1964

McGuire, Sean 23 Jigs: Richard Brennan's; Idle Road in A major circa 1964

McGuire, Sean (fiddle, piano) Gael Linn Cabaret Touring

Group; Keegan, Josephine

(piano); Lane, Eileen (piano).

00 1959-1964 Scariff, Co.Clare

(Tracks 1-4);

Various

Box 29,

Folder 45

McGuire, Sean 01 Brendan O Dubhail introducing Sean McGuire circa 1964

McGuire, Sean 02 Hornpipes/Reels: Mathematician; McDermott's; Mason's Apron circa 1964

McGuire, Sean 03 Sean playing with cabaret group. Song: Sile na Gire circa 1964

McGuire, Sean 04 Track number changes. Same song as track 03: Sile na Gire circa 1964

McGuire, Sean 05 Jig: Gold Ring Jig. Sean McGuire and piano (sounds like Josephine Keegan). undated

McGuire, Sean 06 Hornpipe: McCormack's. Piano may be Eileen Lane 1959-1960

McGuire, Sean 07 Jigs: Tobin's; Trip to Sligo; Rambling Pitchfork. Piano may be Eileen Lane 1959-1960

McGuire, Sean 08 Reels: Green Mountain in C major (Maid Behind the Bar);Geoghan's. Piano may

be Eileen Lane

1959-1960





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Box,

Folder

McGuire, Sean 09 Set Dance: Blackbird. undated

McGuire, Sean 10 Set Dance: Kilkenny Races undated

McGuire, Sean 11 Set Dance: Garden of Daisies undated

McGuire, Sean 12 Set Dance: The Hurling Boys undated

McGuire, Sean 13 Set Dance: Jockey to the Fair undated

McGuire, Sean 14 Set Dance: Humors of Bandon undated

McGuire, Sean 15 Set Dance: King of the Fairies undated

McGuire, Sean 16 Set Dance: Three Sea Captains undated

McGuire, Sean 17 Set Dance: Madame Bonaparte undated

McGuire, Sean 18 Set Dance undated

McGuire, Sean 19 Set Dance: The Hunt undated

McGuire, Sean 20 Blank Track undated

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

(fiddle, piano) Whittamore, Todd (caller)

O'Connor, Jack (bass)

McIntyre, Alan

(accordion/harmonica)

00 Miller, Rodney (fiddle) and Miller, Randy (piano) 1980s Boat Cruise on

Mystic River

Box 29,

Folder 46

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

01 Rodney Miller (fiddle) and Randy Miller (piano) With caller Tod Whittemore, Jack

O'Connor (Bass), Alan McIntyre (Accordion/Harmonica

Contradance Boat Cruise on the Mystic River. New England Music. Reel known as

the Chorus Jig

1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

02 Tod calls dance with Rodney and Randy 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

03 Reel 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

04 Reel 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

05 Reel: Big John MacNeill 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

06 Tod introduces the last dance, a waltz. End 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

07 Beginning of Boat Cruise 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

08 Reels 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

09 Silence 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

10 Same tune as on track 8 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

11 Tod introduces the first dance 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

12 Reel: Fermoy Lasses. Tod says: "We are tipping over" 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

13 Reels 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

14 Reels: a great selection of tunes 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

15 Jig. Tod calls dance 1980s





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

16 Tod sings and calls dance: "I like mountain music" 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

17 Reel: Pat the Budgie 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

18 Silence 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

19 Tod calls another dance. Reels 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

20 Tod talks and introduces last dance 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

21 Tod sings and yodels. End 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy



McIntyre, Alan


00 Miller, Rodney (fiddle) and Miller, Randy (piano) 1980 Boat Cruise on

Mystic River

Box 29,

Folder 47

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

01 Contradance on the Mystic River. Rodney Miller (Fiddle), Randy Miller (piano), Tod

Whittemore (Caller), Jack O'Connor (Bass), Alan McIntyre (Accordion/Harmonica).

Tod sings the dance

1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

02 Applause and intro. to the next dance 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

03 Chorus Jig 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

04 Jig 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

05 Tod gives commands (conversation) and talks 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

06 Reel: Moving Cloud; unknown title 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

07 Tod introduces Mary T. Heavey who dances Irish step dancing. Randy Miller on

piano and Rodney on fiddle

1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

08 Reel for dancers: Jackie Coleman's and applause for dancers 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

09 Someone asks Tod to sing 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

10 Tod and ? sing country songs and yodel 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

11 The people on the boat are talking 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

12 Short song from Bob Long: Shepard Blue (Seamus: "Funny"). Great applause. Tod

introduces last dance (Chorus Jig) and points out various things

1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

13 Chorus Jig 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

14 Waltz: Midnight on the Water 1980s





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Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy



McIntyre, Alan


00 Miller, Rodney (fiddle) and Miller, Randy (piano) 1980s boat cruise on

Mystic River

Box 29,

Folder 48

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

01 Boat Cruise on Mystic River with Tod Whittemore with Rodney Miller (Fiddle),

Randy Miller (piano), Jack O'Connor (Bass), and Alan McIntyre

(Accordion/Harmonica), Tod Whittemore (Caller). New England Reels (Seamus:

"Great selections") 10 minutes

1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

02 Tod talks about feedback from the mics 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

03 Jigs: Paddy's Resource; Trip to the Cottage 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

04 "Duck" Tod says as the boat passes up the river. Plane passes overhead. 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

05 Petronella Reel and other, then back to Petronella Reel 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

06 Irish Reel: Swinging on the Gate 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

07 Applause. Next dance is Rory O'Moore 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

08 Jigs: Rory O'Moore Jig and other 1980s

Miller, Rodney and

Miller, Randy

09 Reels: Moving Cloud (composed by Niall O'Boyle from Donegal); Other reel is in C

major. End of cruise is on other CD

1980s

Mulvihill, Brendan (fiddle) McEvoy, Catherine (flute)

(piano)

00 circa 1974 Birmingham,

England

Box 29,

Folder 49

Mulvihill, Brendan 01 Brendan Mulvihill (Fiddle) with Catherine McEvoy (Flute and piano)

Recorded in Birmingham, England. Reels: unknown title; Larry Redican's

circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 02 Reels: Emelda Roland's; unknown title circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 03 Reels: Down the Broom; McFadden's circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 04 Hornpipe: Sean Ryan's circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 05 Hornpipe. Recorded by Michel Coleman? circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 06 Reels: unknown title; unknown title circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 07 Hornpipe circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 08 Reels: Martin Wynne's 1 and 2 circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 09 Reels: Reavy's Reel; unknown title circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 10 Jigs circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 11 Jig: Crabs in the Skillet circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 12 Reels: O'Callaghan's; unknown title circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 13 Reels: This one was recorded by Frank O'Higgins; unknown title circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 14 Reels: Bells of Tipperary; The Traveller circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 15 Reels: Master Crowley's; Sean Ryan's Compositions (Ryan Meets Connolly) circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 16 Jig: Jackson's Morning Brush circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 17 Reels: unknown title; unknown title circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 18 Reels: Dinny O'Brien's (composition of Paddy O'Brien from Tipperary); I'm Waiting

for You

circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 19 Voiceover by Brendan: "This is the Hangman's Rope, composed by Frank

McCalum"

circa 1974





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

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(Instrument(s))


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Folder

Mulvihill, Brendan 20 Hornpipe: Hangman's Rope circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 21 Voiceover by Brendan. Frank McCalum composed the next reel The Lumberjack circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 22 Reels: Gatehouse Maid; unknown title circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 23 Reels: unknown title; Tansey's Favourite (version) circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 24 Reel: Recorded by Michael Coleman (possibly Daisyfield); unknown title circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 25 Reel: Donegal Reel (or from that area) circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 26 Reels: another tune from the north of Ireland (Crib of Pearches); Pretty Girls of

Mayo

circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 27 Reels: Silver Spire; Molly Brannigan (Version 1) circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 28 Reels: This tune was played around Newtown Nenagh in the 1960s; Voiceover

(Seamus: "Sorry for the bad start")

circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 29 Reels begin again circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 30 Hornpipe: A composition of fiddler John Ryan circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan 31 Reels. End circa 1974

Mulvihill, Brendan (fiddle) McEvoy, Catherine (flute)

(May be Kathleen Lawrie on

piano)

00 circa 1974 Birmingham,

England

Box 29,

Folder 50

Mulvihill, Brendan 01 Brendan Mulvihill (Fiddle) with Catherine McEvoy (Flute). Piano on tracks is

possibly Kathleen Laurie. Reels: Billy Brocker's; unknown title

undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 02 Reels. Brendan is joined by Catherine McEvoy on flute undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 03 Hornpipe: Sean Ryan composition undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 04 Reels: Kiss the Bride; unknown title undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 05 Reel: Billy Brocker's undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 06 Reel: Honeymoon (?) undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 07 Reels; Brendan plays the Gooseberry Bush and another; Julie Delaney (Catherine

possibly on piano); Coleman's Cross

undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 08 Reels: Crib of Pearches; Version of Tansey's Reel undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 09 Reels: First Month of Summer; The Dudeen (recorded by Paddy Killoran) undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 10 Jigs: Composition of Andy McGann; unknown title undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 11 Reel undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 12 Reels: John McGrath's Reel; unknown title undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 13 Reels: Same tune as #28 on other Mulvihill CD; unknown title undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 14 Reel: Composition of Larry Redican undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 15 Reel: International Reel undated


Mulvihill, Brendan 17 Reels: unknown title; Recorded by Michael Coleman undated


Mulvihill, Brendan 19 Brendan is again joined by Catherine on flute for Reels: Skylark; unknown title undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 20 Brendan. This tune is played on Catherine's CDs. Played this time on fiddle and

flute.

undated

Mulvihill, Brendan 21 Reel: Maid Behind the Bar in C major or at least a version

End

undated

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

(fiddle) 00 Possibly

1940

New York Box 29,

Folder 51

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

01 Recorded on early disc recorders in New York Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

02 Voiceover by Charlie Mulvihill. He introduces Lad O'Beirne Possibly

1940s





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Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

03 Lad O'Beirne plays Monesteravan(sp?) Fancy and his composition which is titled

"Andy McGann"

Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

04 Lad O'Beirne plays Copperplate Reel Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

05 Lad plays Boys of the Lough Reel Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

06 Lad plays two reels: Sunny Banks; unknown title Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

07 Lad plays reel: Flogging Reel Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

08 Reel: Lad plays Farrell O'Gara Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

09 Hornpipes: unknown title; High Level (A composition of Scottish musician James

Hill)

Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

10 Voiceover by Charile Mulvihill introducing Louis Quinn and James "Lad" O'Beirne Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

11 Louis and Lad play an Ed Reavy composition and The Ivy Leaf Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

12 The Banks played by both fiddlers Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

13 Two hornpipes played by Lad and Louis on fiddles Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

14 Reels Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

15 Reel: unknown title (A composition of Ed Reavy) Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

16 Hornpipe: unknown title (Another composition of Ed Reavy's) Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

17 Reels: Hunter's House (Reavy composition); Miss Johnson Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

18 Reel: unknown title (Composition of Martin Wynne?) Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

19 Hornpipe: Same first tune as #16 Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

20 Hornpipe: McDermott's (4 part) Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

21 Lad O'Beirne plays hornpipes: unknown title; High Level; McCormack

Second fiddle possibly Louis Quinn

Possibly

1940s

O'Beirne, Lad and

Quinn, Louis

22 Reels: unknown title (A Reavy composition); unknown title. Ends Possibly

1940s

O'Brien, Paddy (accordion) Seaver, Stella (piano);


Gaughran, Brendan (piano);

Gallagher, Bernadette

(announcer); MacMathuna,

Ciaran (announcer); McGann,

Andy (fiddle); Coen, Jack

(flute).

00 1950s-Early

1970s

Ennis, Co. Clare;

New York City.

Box 29,

Folder 52

O'Brien, Paddy 01 Reels: Fr. P.J. Kelly's Reels. Stella Seaver (piano) 1960





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

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Instrument

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(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

O'Brien, Paddy 02 Slip jigs: Paddy O'Brien, accordion; Seamus Connolly, fiddle; Brendan Gaughran,

piano, from Dundalk, Co. Lowth. Continued on track 3

Early 1970s

O'Brien, Paddy 03 Set Dance: Paddy O'Brien, accordion; Seamus Connolly, fiddle; Brendan

Gaughran, piano, from Dundalk, Co. Lowth. Continued from track two

Early 1970s

O'Brien, Paddy 04 Reels: Eel in the Sink; Shoemaker's Daughter (Ed Reavy composition); Paddy

Fahey's in C. Paddy O'Brien, accordion; Seamus Connolly, fiddle; Brendan

Gaughran, piano, from Dundalk, Co. Lowth.

Early 1970s

O'Brien, Paddy 05 Applause, and wrap-up by Bernadette Gallagher. Early 1970s

O'Brien, Paddy 06 Ciaran MacMathuna introduces Paddy O'Brien. Jigs: Hag with the Money; Luck

Penny

1956

O'Brien, Paddy 07 Reels by Paddy O'Brien: Paddy Kelly's Reel; Music in the Glen 1956

O'Brien, Paddy 08 Hornpipe: Broken Bridge. Ciaran MacMathuna voiceover 1956

O'Brien, Paddy 09 Applause. Ciaran MacMathuna announces Paddy O'Brien. Reels: Reavy's;

Millstone

1956

O'Brien, Paddy 10 Slip Jigs: unknown; Give Us a Drink of Water Late 1960s

O'Brien, Paddy 11 Reels: Miss Thornton; George White's Late 1960s

O'Brien, Paddy 12 Double Jig: Willie Walsh's Jig; unknown Late 1960s

O'Brien, Paddy 13 Set Dance: Planxty Reynolds Late 1960s

O'Brien, Paddy 14 Set Dance: Rub the Bag Late 1960s

O'Brien, Paddy 15 With Andy McGann (fiddle). Ceili Dance: three tunes including Haste to the

Wedding

Early 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 16 Reels: Humors of Westport; unknown. With Andy McGann (fiddle). Early 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 17 Hornpipes: Friendly Visit; Golden Eagle. With Andy McGann (fiddle). Early 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 18 Reels: Reavy's (?); Newtown Bridge. With Andy McGann (fiddle). Early 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 19 Reel: Reavy's; Hunter's House; Reel in C. With Andy McGann (fiddle). Early 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 20 Hornpipes: Shaskeen Hornpipe; Lad O'Beirne's (composition by Ed Reavy). With

Andy McGann (fiddle).

Early 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 21 Paddy O'Brien and flutist, possibly Jack Coen recorded in New York. Jigs: Fr. P.J.

Kelly's Jig; Wandering Minstrel

1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 22 Reels: Fr. Kelly's Reels. Jack Coen (possible flute) 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 23 Hornpipe: Ballyoran (composition of fiddler Sean Ryan from Newtown, Nenagh).

Sean Ryan is first cousin of Paddy O'Brien. Jack Coen (possible flute)

1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 24 Set Piece Dance: Miss Brown's Fancy; Orange Rogue. Jack Coen (possible flute) 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 25 Ciaran MacMathuna introduces Andy McGann, fiddle, and Paddy O'Brien,

accordion. Reels: Kiss Me Kate; Green Groves of Erin

undated

O'Brien, Paddy 26 Jigs: called "Cronin's"; Luck Penny. Andy McGann, fiddle undated

O'Brien, Paddy 27 Jig: Wandering Minstrel. Jack Coen (flute) 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 28 Hornpipes: Plains of Boyle; Friendly Visit. Jack Coen (flute) 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 29 Hornpipe: High Level. Jack Coen (flute) 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 30 Reels: The Dawn; Sean Sa Ceo. Jack Coen (flute). Tape stretches. 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 31 Reels continued. Jack Coen (flute) 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 32 Reel: Farrell O'Gara's. Jack Coen (flute) 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 33 Jigs: Humors of Bandon; Miss Brown's Fancy. Jack Coen (flute). Fade 1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 34 Jigs: continued on this track; Miss Brown's Fancy; Orange Rogue. Jack Coen

(flute)

1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 35 Reels: Green Groves of Erin; Red Haired Lass. Jack Coen (flute) 1950s





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Box,

Folder

O'Brien, Paddy (accordion) O'Beirne, Lad; Redican, Larry

(voiceover); Connolly, Seamus

(fiddle); MacMathuna, Ciaran

(announcer); Connolly, Michael

(piano).

00 1950s-Early

1970s

Dublin; Various Box 29,

Folder 53

O'Brien, Paddy 01 Paddy O'Brien with Lad O'Beirne. Reel: King of the Clans Reel. Voiceover by Larry

Redican

1950s

O'Brien, Paddy 02 Hornpipes: Golden Eagle; Fiddler's Contest. 1959

O'Brien, Paddy 03 Reels: King of the Clans; Trim the Velvet. 1959

O'Brien, Paddy 04 Three Jigs, unknown titles. Can hear the wind and the pipers coming out on to the

pitch. Seamus Connolly (fiddle)

May 1971

O'Brien, Paddy 05 Reel: Paddy Kelly's played by Paddy O'Brien and Michael Connolly (Seamus's

brother) on piano

Late 1960s

O'Brien, Paddy 06 Reel: Eel in the Sink. Played by Paddy O'Brien and Michael Connolly (Seamus's

brother) on piano

Late 1960s

O'Brien, Paddy 07 Jigs: Jack Coen's Jig; Katie's Fancy. Paddy O'Brien recorded by Ciaran

MacMathuna

1959 or

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 08 Paddy O'Brien and Seamus Connolly (fiddle) practicing for recording Banks of the

Shannon and selecting tunes. Hornpipe

Early 1970s

O'Brien, Paddy 09 Two reels. Seamus Connolly (fiddle) Early 1970s

O'Brien, Paddy 10 Hornpipe: The Twins. Seamus Connolly (fiddle) Early 1970s

O'Brien, Paddy 11 Reel: Reel in C. Seamus Connolly (fiddle) Early 1970s

O'Brien, Paddy 12 Paddy's version of the Liffey Banks Reel. Seamus Connolly (fiddle) Early 1970s

O'Brien, Paddy (accordion,

fiddle)


Unidentified drummer.

00 May-June

1960

Newtown

Nenagh, Co.

Tipperary

Box 29,

Folder 54

O'Brien, Paddy 01 Reel: Buckley's. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 02 Reels: Bunker Hill; Old Bush. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 03 Reel: Music in the Glen. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 04 Hornpipe: Seamus Connolly later broadcast this tune and named it Fort of Kincora.

Played by Paddy O'Brien and drummer.

May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 05 Paddy O'Brien talking: "I might scramble through it, I may not... I don't know."

Hornpipe: Caroline O'Neill from the O'Neill collection. With Seamus Connolly

(fiddle) and a drummer

May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 06 Paddy plays Reavy's composition Lad O'Beirne's with Seamus Connolly (fiddle) May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 07 Jig. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 08 Reel: Tear the Calico. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 09 Reel: I'm Waiting for You. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 10 Reel: recorded by fiddler Paddy Killoran. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a

drummer

May-June

1960





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Instrument

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(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

O'Brien, Paddy 11 Jigs: Paddy's Resource (sometimes called New York Jig); Luck Penny (Seamus

Connolly comes in on the tune). With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer

May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 12 Reels: The Dawn; The Hunter's House (Reavy composition; Seamus: "Nice

version"). With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer. Fade

May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 13 Repeat of track 12; No fade. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 14 Reel: Moving Cloud in F. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 15 Waltz: The musicians in New York called this "The Gaelic League Waltz"

according to Paddy. They usually played it for Ceileanna. With Seamus Connolly


May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 16 Waltz: Fade in. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 17 March: Battle of Aughrim. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 18 March: Parnell's March. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 19 March: English March; Version of Carolan's; Princess Royal (aka The Arethusa).

With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer

May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 20 Set Dance: The Ace and Deuce of Pipering. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a

drummer

May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 21 Reel: Golden Keyboard ( composition of Martin Mulhaire). With Seamus Connolly


May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 22 Reel. With Seamus Connolly (fiddle) and a drummer May-June

1960

O'Brien, Paddy 23 New Recording. Paddy O'Brien playing a jig on an out of tune accordion. undated

O'Brien, Paddy 24 Reel undated

O'Brien, Paddy 25 Rare recording of paddy O'Brien on fiddle; He was giving these tunes to Seamus

Connolly as suggestions. Reel: Maudabawn Chapel

undated

O'Brien, Paddy 26 Reel: Chattering Magpie. Paddy O'Brien on fiddle; He almost never played the

fiddle in 1960.

undated

Ormond Ceili Band with

O'Brien, Paddy

(accordion) Fogerty, Willie (accordion);

O'Brien-Minogue, Eileen

(fiddle); McDonough, Michael

(voiceover).

00 1980s Garrykennedy,

Co. Tipperary

Box 29,

Folder 55


O'Brien, Paddy

01 Reels: Compositions of Paddy O'Brien from Newtown . Willie Fogerty (accordion)

and Eileen O"Brien-Minogue (fiddle)

1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

02 Voiceover by Michael McDonough from Massachusetts. Mike was an accordion

player originally from Connemara. He lived in Brighton and Norwood.

1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

03 Air: Eileen O'Brien-Minogue (fiddle) 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

04 Hornpipes: Sliabh na mban (Slievenamon) (?); Hornpipe in C (The Western)

played by Paddy O'Brien on accordion and Eileen O'Brien-Minogue on piano (his

daughter). Voiceover by Michael McDonough

1980s

(possibly

1984)





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

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(Instrument(s))


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O'Brien, Paddy

05 Jigs: unknown; unknown; composition by Paddy O'Brien. Reel: Known as Seamus

Connolly's. Played by Ormond Ceili Band.

1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

06 Reel: Ed Reavy composition. 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

07 Reel: Ed Reavy composition. Same as track 05 with fade 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

08 Reel: St. Ruth's Bush 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

09 Set Dance: hornpipe 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

10 Set Dance: Miss Brown's Fancy by the Jig Time Band 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

11 Reels: Three compositions by Paddy O'Brien 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

12 Voiceover by Michael McDonough introducing the band and gives some of their

names

1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

13 March: Composition by Paddy O'Brien. The band plays compositions that they will

play in the competition.

1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

14 Jig: Composition by Paddy O'Brien 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

15 March: Composition by Paddy O'Brien. Same tune as track 13 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

16 Jig: Composition by Paddy O'Brien. Same tune as track 14 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

17 Hornpipe: Composition by Paddy O'Brien 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

18 Reels: Compositions by Paddy O'Brien 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

19 Reels: Compositions by Paddy O'Brien, leader of the Ormond Ceili Band 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

20 Reels: More compositions by Paddy O'Brien 1980s

(possibly

1984)





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

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Instrument

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(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder


O'Brien, Paddy

21 Jigs: Cherish the Ladies; Nancy Harling's Jig 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

22 Reels: Shaskeen Reel; Salamanca Reel; London Lassies 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

23 Slip Jigs: Seamus: "The band is enjoying playing a few tunes" 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

24 Hornpipes: Composition by Paddy O'Brien; New Century. 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

25 Reels: Compositions by Paddy O'Brien. 1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

26 Reels: Dinny O'Briens' Reel (composed by Paddy O'Brien in honor of his father

Dinny. This is one of Paddy's first compositions); Miss Thernton

1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

27 Hornpipe: Composition by Paddy O'Brien. Sounds like Willie Fogerty on accordion

and Eileen O'Brien-Minogue on fiddle

1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

28 Reels: Same two musicians playing compositions of Paddy O'Brien. Sounds like

Willie Fogerty on accordion and Eileen O'Brien-Minogue on fiddle

1980s

(possibly

1984)


O'Brien, Paddy

29 Voiceover: Michael McDonough confirming names of musicians 1980s

(possibly

1984)

Redican, Larry (fiddle) 00 1960s New York City Box 29,

Folder 56

Redican, Larry 01 All Redican material was recorded in New York. Two reels: one called Seamus

Connolly's (not correct name), and Dillon Brown.

1960s

Redican, Larry 02 Set dance or hornpipe same as on the other CD except that it is complete: For

Dennis Monaghan

1960s

Redican, Larry 03 Reel: Sounds like a Redican composition. Tape ran out, so it is repeated on track 4 1960s

Redican, Larry 04 Reel: Same reel as track 3 1960s

Redican, Larry 05 Jig: Quality not good. Seamus: "Lovely tune" 1960s

Redican, Larry 06 Reel 1960s

Redican, Larry 07 Reel: Played in a different key 1960s

Redican, Larry 08 Reel: Larry Reel; Recorded by Seamus Connolly 1960s

Redican, Larry 09 Reel: May be a composition of the fiddler Sean Ryan 1960s

Redican, Larry 10 Reels: Pigeon on the Gate (Sean Ryan played this version), Paddy Lynn's (?) 1960s

Redican, Larry 11 Reel: Ballykinlear Reel in memory of fiddler Frank O'Higgins; Same as track 3.

Composition of Larry Redican

1960s


Redican, Larry 13 Hornpipe or set dance 1960s

Redican, Larry 14 Hornpipe/Reel: This was played by Eileen Ivers 1960s

Redican, Larry 15 Reel: Pigeon on the Gate in E minor 1960s

Redican, Larry 16 Reel: Old Copperplate 1960s





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Redican, Larry 17 Reel: Piper's Despair into Old Copperplate (tracks mixed up) 1960s

Redican, Larry 18 Reels: Piper's Despair (different key); Galway Rambler in F major 1960s

Redican, Larry 19 Reels: Boys of the Lough; Merry Blacksmith 1960s

Redican, Larry 20 Reel: Reel in C recorded by Paddy Killoran 1960s

Redican, Larry 21 Reel: Sonny Martin's or Glen Allan 1960s

Redican, Larry 22 Reel: Music in the Glen 1960s

Redican, Larry 23 Reel: Reel in F as on other CD. Possibly Larry's composition. 1960s

Redican, Larry 24 Reel: Jenny's Welcome to Charlie 1960s

Redican, Larry 25 Reel: Swallow's Tail 1960s

Redican, Larry 26 Reel: Mountain Road, maybe (version) 1960s

Redican, Larry 27 Reel: Larry's composition 1960s

Redican, Larry 28 Reel: Music in the Glen in A major 1960s

Redican, Larry 29 Reel: 1st. part is an unusual version of Bonnie Kate, 2nd. part is different and in B

flat

1960s

Redican, Larry 30 Reels: Rolling in the Rye Grass; Shannon Breeze; Bonnie Kate 1960s

Redican, Larry 31 End 1960s

Redican, Larry (fiddle) 00 1960s New York City Box 29,

Folder 57

Redican, Larry 01 Reel in E minor 1960s

Redican, Larry 02 Reel: Yellow Tinker or Donegal version 1960s

Redican, Larry 03 Jig: in O'Neill's collection. Michael Gorman played this 1960s

Redican, Larry 04 Jigs for dancing: Scottish Jig; and a jig Andy McGann used to play 1960s

Redican, Larry 05 Andy McGann jig again with B part 1960s

Redican, Larry 06 Air: In Memory of Leo Rowsome. Composed by Larry Redican 1960s

Redican, Larry 07 Air 1960s

Redican, Larry 08 Good Night and God Bless; The Parting Glass 1960s

Redican, Larry 09 Reels: Old Maids of Galway; The Dawn 1960s

Redican, Larry 10 Reels: The Dawn; Mountain Road 1960s

Redican, Larry 11 Larry Redican talking and introducing tunes (Reavy's Tune and Highest Hill in

Sligo). Composed by Ed Reavy's son (?)

1960s

Redican, Larry 12 Air: Lough Allen Fair Shore 1960s

Redican, Larry 13 Set dance: The Blue Eyed Rascal 1960s

Redican, Larry 14 Jig: Same tune as track 3 1960s

Redican, Larry 15 Reel: Gray Spey 1960s

Redican, Larry 16 Jig 1960s

Redican, Larry 17 Reel: Reel of Bogie 1960s

Redican, Larry 18 Reels: Shannon Breeze; Rolling in the Ryegrass 1960s

Redican, Larry 19 Reel: Boyne Hunt 1960s

Redican, Larry 20 Reel: Reel of Bogie; Same tune as on track 17 1960s

Redican, Larry 21 Reel: Curragh Races 1960s

Redican, Larry 22 Jig 1960s

Redican, Larry 23 Jig: Slip Jig 1960s

Redican, Larry 24 Reel in E minor 1960s

Redican, Larry 25 Reel: Pigeon on the Gate 1960s

Redican, Larry 26 Reel: Boys of the Lough (bad quality at the beginning); Seamus: "Nice version" 1960s

Redican, Larry 27 Reel: Maids of Castlebar 1960s

Redican, Larry 28 Reel: Version of Silver Spear 1960s

Redican, Larry 29 Reel: Paddy Ryan's Dream 1960s





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Redican, Larry 30 Reel in A major 1960s

Redican, Larry 31 Jigs: Paddy's Return; Killaloe Boat (version?) 1960s

Redican, Larry 32 Reel: Trim the Velvet in F major 1960s

Redican, Larry 33 Jig: Version of Paddy Return (Kerry version) 1960s

Redican, Larry 34 Air: The Fairy Was Laughing Too! 1960s

Redican, Larry 35 Airs: Glen Rua; Shawl of Galway Grey 1960s

Redican, Larry 36 Reel: Version of Mountain Road (?) 1960s

Redican, Larry 37 Reel: Old Maids of Galway 1960s

Redican, Larry 38 Set dance or hornpipe: Not complete 1960s


Redican, Larry 40 Air 1960s

Redican, Larry 41 Reel: Whistling Postman (?); Seamus: "Not sure it's called Seamus Connolly" 1960s

Redican, Larry (fiddle) Casey, Roger 00 1960s New York City Box 29,

Folder 58

Redican, Larry 01 Set dance: Down the Hill. Danced by Roger Casey. 1960s

Redican, Larry 02 Reel: Silver Spear. Danced by Roger Casey. 1960s

Redican, Larry 03 Set dance: Madam Bonaparte. Danced by Roger Casey. 1960s

Redican, Larry 04 Reel: Tim Molone. Danced by Roger Casey. 1960s

Redican, Larry 05 Reel: Tune may be the White Leaf. Danced by Roger Casey. 1960s

Redican, Larry 06 Jig: fiddle 1960s

Redican, Larry 07 Reel: fiddle reel; Josie McDermott calls this tune The Waterdogs' Hole 1960s

Redican, Larry 08 Reel: fiddle; in three parts 1960s

Redican, Larry 09 Reel: Paddy Ryan's Dream 1960s

Redican, Larry 10 Reel: Version of The Yellow Tinker 1960s

Redican, Larry 11 Reel: Spey in Spate; J. Scott Skinner tune 1960s

Redican, Larry 12 Jig: Banks of Lough Gowna 1960s

Redican, Larry 13 Reel: First Month of Summer 1960s

Redican, Larry 14 Reels: one in F major (possibly Larry's composition); Trim the Velvet in F 1960s

Redican, Larry 15 Reel: Martin Wynne's (?); Check in O'Neill's collection 1960s

Redican, Larry 16 Reels: Larry Redican tune, ? 1960s

Redican, Larry 17 Reels: Reel of Bogie; Maudabawn Chapel (Ed Reavy composition 1960s

Redican, Larry 18 Reel: Boyne Hunt 1960s

Redican, Larry 19 Reel: McFadden's (check in O'Neill's) 1960s

Redican, Larry 20 Jigs: Check in O'Neill's; Larry's Bow (Recorded by Seamus Connolly. Larry

composition?)

1960s

Redican, Larry 21 Jig: Larry's Bow; Composition by Larry Redican, recorded by Seamus Connolly 1960s

Redican, Larry 22 Reels: Larry's Voice; Unusual version of Mason's Apron 1960s

Redican, Larry 23 Jig set dance: in O'Neill's collection 1960s

Redican, Larry 24 Set dance: Down the Hill 1960s

Redican, Larry 25 Reels: Boys of the Lough; Merry Blacksmith 1960s

Redican, Larry 26 Reel: Father Kelly's 1960s

Redican, Larry 27 Reel in C major 1960s

Redican, Larry 28 Reel sometimes called Sonny Martin's (Whistle and Sing Book) 1960s

Redican, Larry 29 Reel: Music in the Glen 1960s

Redican, Larry 30 Reel: Same reel as on track 14, first tune 1960s

Redican, Larry 31 Jig in A major; Shifts in other position on fiddle 1960s

Redican, Larry 32 Jig: The Rookery 1960s





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

Artists and Bands

Main Artist(s) Main

Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Redican, Larry 33 Hornpipe in A major 1960s

Redican, Larry 34 Hornpipe: Begins on track 33; Tune shifts out of 1st. position on fiddle 1960s

Redican, Larry 35 Reel: Galway Rambler in F major 1960s

Redican, Larry 36 Set dance 1960s

Redican, Larry 37 Set dance: Same tune as track 36 1960s

Redican, Larry 38 Set dance: Same tune as above played fully on this track 1960s

Redican, Larry 39 Reel: Sligo Maid--in unusual key (lower) 1960s

Redican, Larry 40 Blank track 1960s

Ryan, Sean (Irish tenor) Unidentified piano

accompaniment on all tracks.

00 Ryan, Sean, Irish tenor from Killaloe, Co. Clare Early 1950s Box 29,

Folder 59

Ryan, Sean 01 Some of these songs were recorded by Count John McCormack. Song: Dear Lord

(possibly not correct names given on track). Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano

accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 02 You'll Remember Me. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 03 Green Isle of Erin. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early

1950s

Ryan, Sean 04 When You and I Were Young, Maggie. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano

accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 05 She Is Far from the Land. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 06 Old Rustic Bridge (continued on track 07). Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano

accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 07 Old Rustic Bridge (continued from track 06). Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano

accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 08 Beautiful Dreamer (continued on track 09). Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano

accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 09 Beautiful Dreamer (continued from track 08). Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with

piano accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 10 Old House. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 11 Swanee River. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 12 Moon Behind the Hill. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 13 Love Thee Dearest. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 14 Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano

accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 15 Kevin Barry. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 16 If I Can Help Somebody (My Living Shall Not Be In Vain). Sung by Sean Ryan,

tenor, with piano accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 17 Glen in Old Tir Connell (Donegal song) (continued on track 18). Sung by Sean

Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 18 Glen in Old Tir Connell (Donegal song) (continued from track 17). Sung by Sean

Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 19 Lake Near Killaloe (composition by Sean Ryan). Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with


Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 20 Lake Near Killaloe (composition by Sean Ryan) (continued from track 19). Sung by

Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 21 All Through the Night. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 22 Only to Hear Your Voice Again. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano

accompaniment.

Early 1950s





1958-1987 (bulk, 1958-1987)

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Instrument

Secondary Artist(s)

(Instrument(s))


Location

Box,

Folder

Ryan, Sean 23 My Feet are Here On Broadway (Old Bog Road). Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with


Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 24 A Song at Twilight. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 25 There is No Place Like Home. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano

accompaniment.

Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 26 Genevieve. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano accompaniment. Early 1950s

Ryan, Sean 27 It Was My Mother Taught Me How To Sing. Sung by Sean Ryan, tenor, with piano

accompaniment.

Early 1950s





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