Tracks taken from three albums recorded and released in the late 1970s. Recorded by Robin Morton when he was but a youth. He says in his notes 'many were predicting that traditional music was on it's way out' - and Robin was just the lad to start proving them wrong on that score, eh!17 tracks are solo, 5 are duos and Robin adds bodhran on the others.

1) The Mountain Lark - The Crooked Road to Dublin
2) Maid In the Meadow - Castlebar Races - Trip to the Cottage
3) Sean Ryan's Hornpipe - The New Found Out Reel
4) Whistle O'er the Lave O't - Braes of Tullimet - Scudding Through the Whins
5) An Buachaill Caol Dubh - Drops of Brandy
6) The Ladies of France - Jackson's Trip to Aughrim - Jackson's Return From Dover
7) The House On the Hill
8) The Trip to Athlone - TheHag with the Money - Castlebar Jig
9) Tim the Turncoat - The Quarrelsome Piper
10) The Three Sea Captains
11) The Belfast Hornpipe - The Rights of Man
12) Blind Mary
13) Moloney's Jig - Paddy O'Brien's Jig
14) The Plaines of Boyle - Jackson's Slippers
15) The Duke of Leinster
16) The Geese in the Bog - Your Jig
17) Alexandria's Hornpipe - Higgen's Hornpipe
18) Roaring Mary - Tim Moloney
19) St.Patrick's Day - Duncan Davidson
20) Devero the Dancer - Connie the Sailor
21) Dinny Ryan's Reels
22) The Mountain Hornpipe - The Kingston Hornpipe
23) Bridie Morley - Duignan's Favourite
24) Kitty's Fancy - Lady Anne Hope
25) The Shores of Lough Gowna - The Rose & the Heather

Tracks taken from three albums recorded and released in the late 1970s. Recorded by Robin Morton when he was but a youth. He says in his notes 'many were predicting that traditional music was on it's way out' - and Robin was just the lad to start proving them wrong on that score, eh!17 tracks are solo, 5 are duos and Robin adds bodhran on the others.

Lineup

Sean McAloon - Uillean Pipes
John Rea - Hammer Dulcimer
Packie Duignan - Flute
Seamus Horan - Fiddle.