- Na Ceannabháin Bhána (The Little Fair Canavans)/Páidín O Raifeartaigh [
- Martin Wynne's/Jackie Coleman's/Malynn's Fancy
- Sergeant Small
- Happy to Meet Sorry to Part/Old Apples in Winter/Cherish the Ladies [Ji
- Seanamhac Tube Station
- The Rich Irish Lady
- Down the Broom/The Gatehouse Maid/Mulvihill's
- The Galway Shawl
- The Long Acre/"Cuz" Teahan's
- Erin Go Bragh
- The Return of Spring/The Mountain Path
- The Boys of Malin/John Stenson's Nos 1 & 2
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Patrick Street albums don't come along every day, or even every year. The musicians are certainly the cream of the crop, with a long pedigree between them, as well as great skill and knowledge of the tradition. They're at their best on the tunes, if only because Andy Irvine, for all that he's been around, isn't the world's greatest Irish singer. That said, he does a fair job on "Sergeant Small" and especially the lovely "The Galway Shawl," a piece that deserves to be better known. The vast majority of the music is from the deep tradition, plus one each by John Carty and Kevin Burke, and the playing, as should be expected, is majestic throughout. The band gives a stately quality to Irish music, rather than the raucous session-type feel injected by so many groups, and with it comes a strong dignity. Former member Jackie Daly guests on sets of polkas and reels, his accordion adding some bottom end to the sound. As always, this Patrick Street album is worth the wait.
Product Details
Release Date: | 11/13/2007 |
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Label: | Loftus Music |
UPC: | 0634479602474 |
catalogNumber: | 2 |
Rank: | 83835 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Patrick Street Primary ArtistKevin Burke Fiddle,Group Member
Jackie Daly Accordion
Andy Irvine Bouzouki,Harmonica,Mandolin,Vocals,Mandola,Group Member
Ged Foley Guitar,Vocals,Group Member
John Carty Banjo,Fiddle,Flute,Group Member
Brendan Hearty Harmonium
Technical Credits
Kevin Burke ComposerPatrick Street Audio Production
Ged Foley Producer,Engineer,Audio Production
John Carty Composer
Traditional Composer
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