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Traditional Music Of Ireland

Paddy Carty And Conor Tully

Submitted on May 15th 2005 by Thom Pratt.

  1. Molly Bawn
    Ryan's Rant
  2. Port An Brathair
    Bryan O'Lynn
  3. Red Tom Of The Hills
    Tommy Coen's
  4. The Bunch Of Keys
  5. Come West Along The Road
    Four Hand
  6. Bobby Casey's
    Broken Pledge
  7. Carty's Favourites
  8. Dowds
    In Memory Of Coleman
  9. Hide And Go Seek
    Eddie Kelly's_Jigs
  10. Galway Bay
  11. Brian Quinn's
    New Policeman
  12. Paddy Fahys
    Whistler Of Rosslea
  13. The Man Of The House
    The Maid I Ne'er Forgot
  14. Gan Ainm
    Gallaghers

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The Other Paddy Carty recording

This was recorded in 1985, the year before Carty passed.

# Posted on May 15th 2005 by Thom Pratt

I had to check your date - I thought Paddy died in 1992 for some reason. What a shame he didn't hang around a bit longer! An amazing musician. I like his no-nonsense album titles, too.

# Posted on May 19th 2005 by Kevin Rietmann

It's a pity that this was never properly finished, but it's a real shame that it's not available on CD at all!!

# Posted on August 19th 2005 by continuo

Conor Tully's playing is beautiful, too. A great match for Carty. Hopefully we'll see him recorded more, too, someday. I think I even like Frank Hogan's accompaniment, although my copy of the album sounds so muffled that he can barely be heard.

# Posted on October 17th 2006 by wbajzek

Is this album unattainable?

I've searched the internet and can't find this album. Did it make it on to cassette? I've had his first album for 30 years. I'm learning Irish flute and I find myself --consciously or not--ending up with a sound that resembles Carty's. If you get on the internet and search "paddy carty conor tully youtube" you will be treated to a fabulous 1982 video of those guys playing a couple of reels along with two other players in a very small venue.

# Posted on November 16th 2006 by Nick M

Carty / Tully

Nick - I'm pretty sure it was only ever released on cassette, and is almost impossible to find. You're not the first to ask about it. I'll be in touch. Incidentally, Frank Hogan plays accompaniment on both the video and the cassette. The banjo player on the video is Paraic McDonnchada, from Galway, or thereabouts.

# Posted on November 16th 2006 by Kenny

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