 John Spillane
November release from Cork singer,John Spillane,of Irish songs taught to generations of Irish children.
The evocative gems are Baidin Fheilimi,An Po ar Buile,Trasna na dTonnta,Seamuisin,Oro,Se do Bheatha Abhaile,Cill Chais,Beidh Aonach Amarach,An Maidrin Rua,Nil na La,Oro Mo Bhaidin,Ar EirinnNi Neosfainn Ce Hi,Bean Phaidin and Peigin Leitir Moir.
So many lovely memories of happy and simple times.Get it for yourself and for your children.
|  Damien Dempsey
November 2008 release by Dublin singer/musician,Damien Dempsey.
He's been described as Luke Kelly's worthy successor and a title well earned.
|  Billy McComiskey
November 2008 release of Billy's second and long-awaited album.
Billy plays tunes with his own signature lift,fire and swing and can indeed be considered as one of the finest proponents of B/C accordion playing of Irish traditional music.
|  Paul Wagner and Mick Moloney
October 2008 release of an April 2007 concert at The Irish Arts Centre in New York City
where film maker,Paul Wagner and musician, Mick Moloney brought together some of the finest Irish musicians,singers and dancers for a special one-off concert.
|  Masters of Tradition
November 2008 release of selected recordings from concerts done in Bantry House between 2003 and 2007
featuring some of Irish music's luminaries.Unfortunately, Frank Harte and Kitty Hayes are no longer with us.
|  Sean Keane
October release by famous East Galway singer and flute player,Sean Keane,featuring a feast of songs,music,dance and readings.
|  Nan Tom Taimín
October release of Nan Tom's second album.
A lovely selection of pure traditional songs,interspersed with traditional and contemporary ballads
six in Irish and six in English,three of which are unaccompanied.
Her eldest daughter,Tara,continues the rich tradition in the Burke family by singing two songs.
|  Dympna O' Sullivan
Launched on 8th Nov. 2007 at the Ennis November Trad Fest,
Dympna's first release is an album of the most beautiful ,rhythmic concertina music.She is probably one of the most self-deprecating musicians I have ever met and the limelight sits heavily on her shoulders
but she plays with the most perfect assurance and her music is indeed a treasure.
Definitely, Mrs. Crotty's re-incarnation.
|  Bobby Casey
November 2007 release of the fiddling of West Clare legend, Bobby Casey.
All the tracks on this album were recorded by Reg Hall and Bill Leader in Camden Town,London in 1966,1967 and 1971.
Bobby played the London pub scene with such musical luminaries as East Galway fiddler,Martin Byrnes,fellow Clare musicians,Tommy McCarthy ,Willie Clancy and Paddy Breen.
In the liner notes,Reg Hall describes Bobby's"lonesome fiddling" as "reeking of rural Ireland".This music gave solace to many the Irish immigrant who settled in north London at that time and indeed ensured the continued good health of traditional Irish music into the future.
|  Matt Molloy,John Carty and Arty McGlynn
December 2007 launch of flute,fiddle and guitar music from three masters of traditional Irish music.
No advice but to buy it quickly .
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