Recorded by RTE at the annual Willie Clancy Summer School, the tracks stretch from 1982 to 2006 and feature a 'who's who' of traditional Irish music and as is the case with this kind of recording there are some hidden gems, always rarities and classic performances.
This one falls into the 'every home should have one' category.
A double CD, we have opted to make our notes in English.

Disc One:
1) Fiddle Group - Reels: Tom Ward's Downfall - Reel of Mullinavat.
2) P.J.Crotty (Flute) - Jigs: Christy Barry's Jigs.
3) Sean Talty (Uilleann Pipes) - Reel: The Old Bush.
4) Donie Nolan (Vocal) - Song: The Boys of Barr na Sraide.
5) Gerry Commane (Concertina) - Reels: Sporting Paddy - The Miller's Daughter - The Mills Are Grinding.
6) Belfast Young Group - March, Jig & Reel: O'Donovan's March - Paddy Clancy's Jig - The Flowers of Redhill.
7) Larry Kinsella (Concertina) - Jigs: Slieve Russell - Give Us A Drink of Water.
8) Micko Russell (Vocal) - Song: Ta Bo agam ar an tSliabh
9) Leo Rickard (Uilleann Pipes) - Hornpipe: The Job of Journeywork.
10) Joe Ryan (Fiddle) - Reels: Saint Ruth's Bush - The Limestone Rock.
11) Naill Keegan (Flute) - Waltz & Jig: French Waltz - Willie Co;eman's Jig.
12) Hugh Healy (Concertina - Reels: The Copper Plate - The Dublin Reel.
13) Aine Ui Mhuighneachain (Vocal) - Song: Donall Og.
14) Kathleen Smith & Edel McWeeney (Fiddles) - Jigs: Grainne's Favoourite - The Wheels of the World.
15) Sean Ryan (Whistle) - Air: Slain le Maighe.
16) Michael O'Brien (Uilleann Pipes) - Reels: The Boy On the Hilltop - Johnny Gone To the Ceili.
17) Siobhan Peoples & Paul O'Shaughnessy (Fiddles) - Reels: Jackson's Reels.
18) Brid O'Donohue (Whistle) - Jigs: The Mug of Brown Ale - Ellis's Jig.
19) Isao & Masako Moriyasu (Flute, Harp & Concertina) Air &Reels: John Peyton - Johnny Gone To the Ceili - The Gorsun That Beat his Father - The Long Slender Sally.
Disc Two:
1) Concertinas Group - Reels: Devanny's Goat - The Bucks of Oranmore.
2) Willie Clancy (Uilleann Pipes) - Reel: Rakish Paddy.
3) Bill McNamara (Flute) - Reels: Ravel Hank of Yarn - The Coast of Austria.
4) John McEvoy (Fiddle) - Jig: Strike the Gay Harp.
5) Jimmy O'Ceannabhain (Vocal) - Sean Nos: Caislean Ui Neill.
6) Vincent Campbell (Fiddle) - Reel: The Oak Tree.
7) Mary O'Keefe (Concertina & Lilt) - March: Polka - The Haughs of Cromdale.
8) Sean Garvey (Vocal) - Song: The Bogs of Seanaheevar.
9) Junior Crehan & Bobby Casey (Fiddles) - Reel: Miss Wallace.
10) Tony & Junior Crehan (Concertinas) - Jigs: Scully Casey's - Bobby's.
11) Peter Browne (Uilleann Pipes) - Air & Reels: Amhrain na Leabhar - Didtherumdoda - The Mountain Road - The Doon - Callaghan's.
12) Eamon McGiveney & John Joe Tuttle (Fiddles) - Set Dance: An Suistin Ban.
13) Maighread Stuibhairt (Vocal) - Song: The Lay of the Black Dog.
14) Paddy Canny (Fiddle) - Reel: The Bunch of Keys.
15) Francie McPeake (Whistle) - Hornpipe & Reels: The Flowers of Antrim - The Humours of Tulla - The Cuiga Lasses.
16) Micko Russell (Whistle) - Reel: Bean an Tinceara.
17) P.Joe Hayes & Francie Donnellan (Fiddles) - Hornpipe: An Caislean Oir.
18) Jimmy O'Brien Moran (Uilleann Pipes) - Air & Jig: Loch na gCaor - Bimis ag O'l is ag Pogadh na mBan.
19) Zoe Conway (Fiddle) - Medley: Wild Strawberry Hill - The Horse's Tail.
20) Gus Russell (Whistle) - Reel: The Concertina Reel.
21) The Kelly Family (Fiddles) - Reels: Six Mile Bridge - Tom Billy's

Recorded by RTE at the annual Willie Clancy Summer School, the tracks stretch from 1982 to 2006 and feature a 'who's who' of traditional Irish music and as is the case with this kind of recording there are some hidden gems, always rarities and classic performances.
This one falls into the 'every home should have one' category.
A double CD, we have opted to make our notes in English.

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