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Deireadh An Fhómhair - End Of The Harvest

Declan Masterson

Submitted on March 8th 2003 by EldKatt.

  1. Jimmy O'Reilly's
    The Pretty Girls Of Mayo
    Hand Me Down The Tackle
  2. Paddy O'Brien's
    Tumble The Tinker
  3. Bean Dubh A Ghleanna
    Bonaparte's Retreat
  4. The Collier's
    Miss Mary O'Neill's Fancy
    The Green Garters
  5. An Buachaill Dreoite
  6. End Of The Harvest
    Burn The Stubble
    Sweethearts
  7. The Leg Of The Duck
    An Ghaoth Aniar Aneas
    The Girl Of The Big House
  8. The Wounded Huzzar
  9. Out On The Road
    Sean Maguire's
    Maids In The Meadow
  10. The Elkes Festival
    Paddy O'Brien's
  11. Larry Redican's
    The Foxhunter's
  12. By The Water's Edge
    The Immigrants March
    The Tourist

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The title of this album displays wrong in Firefox...

Something about the characters in this album title mess up when displayed in lists of tune versions. The name should be bastardized to fix this.

# Posted on February 8th 2005 by JesseW

Question about The Leg Of The Duck/ An Ghaoth Aniar Aneas /The Girl Of The Big House

The second tune in this set is apparently The Southwind. But this should be a slow waltz and is not the tune on the recording. Can someone explain this?

# Posted on July 15th 2005 by Cammy

Easy answer

2 completely different tunes - same title. It happens.

# Posted on July 15th 2005 by Kenny

Maybe not quite so easy ...

Many different tunes have the same title, but in this case "An Ghaoth Aneas" would be "the south wind", "An Ghaoth Aniar Aneas" would be "the south-west wind". So, you're dealing with 2 different tunes and 2 different titles. And not to be confused with "An Ghaoth Aniar", the west wind, the name of a great reel.

# Posted on July 15th 2005 by LongNote

"West Wind" -- Kenny has already posted it. Good tune! Good man!

# Posted on July 15th 2005 by LongNote

Thanks for explaining that. Does anyone know who wrote the "the south-west wind" or where to find an abc?

# Posted on July 16th 2005 by Cammy

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