Irish folk music. All tracks trad. arr. Flanagan/Geoghegan. Flanagan Brothers (Joe, Louis, Mike). Recorded in the 1920s and early 1930s. Materials previously released on various discs by Columbia between 1921 and 1931. Compact disc. Booklet with program notes in English (10 pages) inserted in container.
Contents:
The Cavan reel ; More power to your elbow (The coalminer) -- The Grand Hotel in Castlebar -- International echoes -- Flanagans at St. Patrick's parade -- Buttermilk Mary ; Jimmy O'Brien's jig -- Little Bridget Flynn -- Chicken reel ; Turkey in the straw ; Arkansas traveller -- Up the hill of Down. The miller of Drone ; Bonaparte crossing the Rhine -- Mick from Tralee -- Boys at the Lough ; The shaskeen ; The honeymoon -- Just like home ; Jazz set -- Fun at Hogan's -- Around the old turf fire. Tobin's favourite ; The frost is all over -- Ireland's 32 -- An Carrowath = The red-haired boy -- Tom Steele medley. Tome Steele ; The Limestone Rock -- Erin go Bragh -- The green mountain ; The teetotaller -- By heck (recorded as The Irish Big Four) -- Maloney puts his name above the door -- The rights of man -- The coach road to Sligo (The humours of Bantry) ; Hearty boys of Ballymote -- The half crown song -- The tunes we like to play on Paddy's day. Ships are sailing ; The milliner's daughter.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)40335168
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
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