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Ceol Cli toris

Ceol Cli toris

My cousin had a great LP in the 70s, that he lost in a fire. It was called an Ceol Cli Toris. Can anybody help me find it?

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by howsshecutting

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Hahahahaha!

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by Dow

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Was that the one produced by Master Bates?

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by kml

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No I think it was actually produced by G. Spot.

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by Dow

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;-p

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by wreckin` rea

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Yes, I think it was back in the 70's when I last came across it.

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by len

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I had that at the tip of my tongue last night ,but its gone today,

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by Martin Donohoe

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Martin, your bio says you play a hairy button accordian.
I´ve never seen one of those. Were you playing it last night ? :-)

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by murfbox

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The correct date of the LP was 69!!

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by Fudge

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I believe this tune is on the album

http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/527

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by Back for a while

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folowed by http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/879

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by llig leahcim

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Try the rugby team in Condom......!!!

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by Ian Stevenson

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Was it rugby .... or GayLick Football?

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by geoffwright

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You asked for it. This is why you always here this tune as an instrumental. ;-)

CUCKOO'S NEST

As I was a walking one morning in May
I met a pretty fair maid and unto her did say
I'll tell you me mind, it's for love I am inclined
An me inclination lies in your cuckoo's nest

Some like a girl who is pretty in the face
and some like a girl who is slender in the waist
But give me a girl who will wriggle and will twist
At the bottom of the belly lies the cuckoo's nest

Me darling, says she, I am innocent and young
And I scarcely can believe your false deluding tongue
Yet I see it in your eyes and it fills me with surprise
That your inclination lies in me cuckoo's nest

me darling, says me, if you can see it in me eyes
Then think of it as fondness and do not be surprised
For I live you me dear and I'll marry you I swear
If you'll let me clap my hand on your cuckoo's nest

Me darling, says she, I can do no such thing
For me mother often told me it was committing sin
Me maidenhead to lose and me sex to be abused
So have no more to do with me cuckoo's nest

Me darling, says me, it's not committing sin
But common sense should tell you it is a pleasing thing
For you were brought into this world to increase and do your best
And to help a man to heaven in your cuckoo's nest

Me darling, says she, I cannot you deny
For you've surely won my heart by the rolling of your eye
Yet I see it in your eyes that your courage is surprised
So gently lift your hand into me cuckoo's nest

This couple they got married and soon they went to bed
And now this pretty fair maid has lost her maidenhead
In a small country cottage they increase and do their best
And he often claps his hand on her cuckoo's nest

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by CeolCairdeas

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The punk group "Buster Hymen and the Penetraters" recorded that song.

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by bodhran bliss

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That has a better ending than the old Irish air by the 18th-century harper William Blake:

Long John Brown and Little Mary Bell:

Little Mary Bell had a Fairy in a nut,
Long John Brown had the Devil in his gut;
Long John Brown lov'd little Mary Bell,
And the Fairy drew the Devil into the nutshell.
Her Fairy skipp'd out and her Fairy skipp'd in;
He laugh'd at the Devil, saying `Love is a sin.'
The Devil he raged, and the Devil he was wroth,
And the Devil enter'd into the young man's broth.

He was soon in the gut of the loving young swain,
For John ate and drank to drive away love's pain;
But all he could do he grew thinner and thinner,
Tho' he ate and drank as much as ten men for his dinner.

Some said he had a wolf in his stomach day and night,
Some said he had the Devil, and they guess'd right;
The Fairy skipp'd about in his glory, joy and pride,
And he laugh'd at the Devil till poor John Brown died.

Then the Fairy skipp'd out of the old nutshell,
And woe and alack for pretty Mary Bell!
For the Devil crept in when the Fairy skipp'd out,
And there goes Miss Bell with her fusty old nut.

"The Fusty Old Nut," was one of the tunes-a jig, I think--on the LP. Don't have a copy though. You may have to try the ITMA .

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by 2ndFiddle

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I think I found track 1 (the abridged version) from the album in question.

http://www.berzen.se/jimdorans/track1.mp3

Jim

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by Worldfiddler

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Yeah I think one of the tracks was:

http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/4254

C

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by Conán McDonnell

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No point asking the guys, they can never find it anyway :-)

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by Cath

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What a stimulating discussion!

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by Back for a while

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I read an interview with the girl playing fiddle in that band and she said she didn't really enjoy playing with the lads. When asked why she always was smiling and looked like she was enjoying herself, she replied, "I was faking it."

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by Phantom Button

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Oh, come now. You guys are soooo immature.

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by Bob himself

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Uh, didn't you mean *premature*, Bob?

Can't beleive I said that. There goes my "nice girl" image.....

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by Andee

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ANDEE!!!! :-O

# Posted on May 16th 2005 by Phantom Button

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I cannot believe that this thread has not been deleted.

Yet, it inspired me to work on a new tune tonight called "The Shiny Diamond". Lovely sounds can be coaxed out with a gentle vibrato, a bit of truckly how. Then there's the other tune I am writing, "The Little Man in the Boat". Tis somewhat circular. I like to play it firmly, but not too rough and a few rolls and a lovely rhythm.

Oh Whorlequinn, do I get the job?

# Posted on May 17th 2005 by Jode

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Jode, put 'em in a set with
"She'll Be Coming 'round The Mountain."

# Posted on May 17th 2005 by joesmith

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Jode: You need to write a book: The Joy of Irish Traditional Music. ;-)

# Posted on May 17th 2005 by CeolCairdeas

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Would you like some condom-mints with that?

# Posted on May 17th 2005 by Phantom Button

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Not now Jack, I am too busy deleting all of the posts I am writing.

# Posted on May 17th 2005 by Jode

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If this was the C&F , it would have been locked by now

Uilleann pipe forum refugee

# Posted on May 18th 2005 by I_Fel

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is "planxty fanny power" on said album?

# Posted on May 18th 2005 by flanum

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