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Tracks 1-28 recorded by Kennedy, Peter & O'Boyle, Sean. Tracks 1-4: BBC 18554 (acc. 419). Purcell, Christy, recorded 24/07/52, Belfast: 1. Intro -- 2. William Scanlon [talk preceding] -- 3. The Dark Eyed Gipsies O (The Gipsy Laddie) -- 4. Talk about wakes etc -- Tracks 5-8: BBC 18552 (acc. 417). Doran, Mary, recorded 24/07/52, Belfast -- 5. Intro -- 6. The Rambling Irishman [talk preceding] -- 7. Erin's Lovely Lea [sung] -- 8. Erin's Lovely Lea [talk] -- Tracks 9-13: BBC 18540 (acc. 405) 9. Intro -- 10-11: Gallagher, Kitty (of Donegal), recorded 25/07/52, Strabane, Co. Derry -- 10. Fiach O Domhnaill (Fial O'Donnell) -- 11. A Mhaire A Bhruinnil (Mary My Maiden) -- 12-13: Lunney, Annie (of Fermanagh), recorded 03/08/52, Belfast -- 12. The Buchal Roe (Buachaill Rua) (sung in English) -- 13. Drithearin O Mo Chroidhe (sung in English) -- Tracks 14-19: BBC 18547 (acc. 412). McCusker, Benignus [melodeon], Vincent [fiddle] and John [fiddle], recorded 31/07/52, Armagh -- 14. Intro -- 15. The Clap Dance (with dancers) - Benignus -- 16. Two Barn Dance Tunes - Vincent & Benignus -- 17. The Spanish Schottische - Vincent & Benignus -- 18. Hornpipe: Down the Glen - Benignus -- 19. The Cuckoo Hornpipe - John & Vincent -- Tracks 20-23: BBC 18551 (acc. 416), recorded 24/07/52, Belfast -- 20. Intro -- 21. Doran, Paddy. Three Jolly Sportsmen (The Three Butchers) -- 22. Doran, Mary. Newport Town -- 23. Doran, Mary. Blackwater Side [talk preceding & following] -- Tracks 24-28: BBC 18549 (acc. 414) 24. Intro -- 25-27: Savage, Hugh [fiddle], recorded 27/07/52, Belfast -- 25. The Sweet of May (Armagh Dance) -- 26. Betty Black (Armagh Dance) -- 27. The Three Tunes (Armagh Dance) -- 28. Maguire, Sean [fiddle]. The Three Tunes & the Sweets of May, recorded 08/07/52, Belfast -- Tracks 29-34: Cronin, Elizabeth, recorded in Cork by Ennis, Seamus. BBC 19023 (acc. 537), recorded 20/09/52: 29. Intro -- 30. Fair Maid, Won't you call me your darling -- 31. Last night being windy I slept unsound -- 32. My charming sweet buachaill bua (Red haired boy) -- 33. The Flowers of Kilkenny. BBC 19026 (acc. 540), recorded 21/09/52: -- 30. Intro -- 31. A boy in love that feels no cold -- 32. Baillmhuihne (Gaelic) -- 33. The Gleannta (Gaelic) (The Glens) -- 34. All Ye That's Pierced by Cupid's Darts. |