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Cairde Cairdín

Diarmuid O'Brien

Submitted on May 28th 2007 by dogbox.

  1. The Humours Of Glin
    Come West Along With Me
    Lord Kitchener's Pipes
  2. John Egan's
    The Bog Carrot
    The Broken Windscreen
  3. Padraig O'Keefe's
    The Bugle Horn
  4. Cock Your Pistol Charlie
    Martin Mulvihill's
    Gordie Taylor's
  5. The Game Of Love
    Mick Moloney's Rambles
    Táim Gan Airgid
  6. The Knocknaboul
    Dan O'Keefe's
    Echoes Of Killarney
  7. Ceol Na GCeártan
    Quinn's
    The Pope's Toe
  8. As I Went Out Upon The Ice
    The Prowling Fox
    The Ballydesmond
  9. Off To California
    The Navigator
  10. Séan Ó Duibhir A' Ghleanna
  11. Paddy Sean Nancy's
    Kafoozalum
    Take Your Choice
  12. J.P Cormier's
    Dance Your Heart Away
    Carrigfergus
  13. The High Road To Glin
    The Low Road To Glin
    The Tarbert Ferry
  14. The Upperchurch Polkas
    Terry Teahan's

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Lovely playing. The CD has an accompanying booklet about West Limerick traditional music and musicians.

# Posted on May 28th 2007 by dogbox

Accompanying players

Derek Hickey - Accordion
Dónal Murphy - Accordion
Dan Brouder - Accordion
Mick Mulcahy - Accordion
Donie Nolan - Accordion
Pa Foley - Accordion
Gerard Culhane - Accordion
Domhnall De Barra - Accordion
Willie Larkin - Accordion
Brian McGrath - Piano
Jerry Macnamara - Bouzouki, Guitar

The album is called Diarmuid O'Brien - Cairde Cairdín and is my first. It is fiddle and accordion duets from west Limerick. I'm performing on the fiddle with each of nine accordion players from the west Limerick area that I grew up playing with. The album is dedicated to Martin Mulvihill RIP as he was the bigest influence in my music. The album contains many of his compositions and many other tunes only common to the West Limerick area.

There's more info at www.diarmuidobrien.com, where you can download some free sound clips

# Posted on May 28th 2007 by dogbox

The information above was copied from Diarmuid's CD cover.

# Posted on May 28th 2007 by dogbox

John Egan's

As far as I can tell this is a nice setting of the old favourite: "Drag her round the roads"

# Posted on March 19th 2008 by Brown Creeper

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