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North-by-NorthWest

Eliot Grasso And Dave Cory

Submitted on August 28th 2006 by emily_bmore.

  1. Billy McComiskey's
    Dan Breen's
    The Beauty Spot
  2. The Fly In The Porter
    Gan Ainm
  3. The Nine Points Of Roguery
    Famous Ballymote
  4. The Blackberry Blossom
    Slate Hill
  5. The Purse Rusted Shut
    The Green Lady
    Morgan Andersen's Foret
  6. The Musical Priest
    Farrell O'Gara
  7. Rodney's Glory
    The Watchmaker
  8. Up Against The Buachalawns
    The Old Pinch Of Snuff
  9. The Fallen Bridge
    The Princess Royal
  10. The Come Hither Stare
    Poll Ha'Penny
  11. The Thrupenny Bit
    The Bowels Of The Earth
    The Falls Of The West
  12. Smith O'Couster
    The Jolly Tinker
    Farewell To Ireland

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Eliot Grasso & Dave Cory

A fantastic new CD release featuring Eliot on pipes & Eflat flute, Dave on banjo, guitar & octave mandolin. It's all pretty much summed up at the following link, where you can also purchase the CD:

http://cdbaby.com/cd/eliotdave

The Baltimore CD launch party is scheduled for Sunday, September 10 @ 8:30pm for a Sunday Drivers in J. Patrick's Pub. Dave will be flying all the way from Portland, OR, plus Andy Thurston will be playing on guitar. Since Eliot will be leaving shortly thereafter for a year in Limerick to study ethnomusicology, it's a safe bet that the Baltimore scene will be turned out in full to send its best wishes to its favorite piper & prodigal son!

For more information on Eliot, check out his homepage at www.eliotgrasso.com

# Posted on August 28th 2006 by emily_bmore

Elliot's version of "Blarney Pilgram" is s-l-o-w-l-y migrating its way into my playing. He'll have a great time at UL

# Posted on September 1st 2006 by I_Fel

DOH-It just dawned on me who Dave Cory is- He's an amazing string player-plays banjo as well as I recall from Seattle

# Posted on September 1st 2006 by I_Fel

Dave Cory recently moved to Portland --- as it seems many former Seattle players (ie. Hans Araki and others). are. Doh! I had the chance to play at one session with him at Irish Emigrant. Amazing banjo player. Eliot may end up somewhere in Oregon as well after University of Limerick. Double-Doh! Check out http://www.eliotgrasso.com for updates. -Dan

# Posted on October 9th 2006 by Dan Carollo

absolutely brilliant cd-i don't know if i've heard a better cd for years if at all-i know people say great things about some cd's but i think this is one of the very few that actually deserves that type of credit

# Posted on March 13th 2008 by Celtic1234

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