Traditional Irish Tunes Played On The Tin Whistle (1/2)

Geraldine Cotter

Submitted on March 17th 2003 by glauber.

1. The Returned Yank
   Banish Misfortune
   
2. Tom Friel's
   Harry's Loch
   
3. Donnybrook Fair
   Gillan's Apples
   
4. The Hairpin Bend
   Dan The Cobbler
   
5. The Burnt Old Man
   Down The Back Lane
   
6. The Mug Of Brown Ale
   Molloy's Favourite
   
7. The Monaghan
   Tobin's
   
8. Do You Want Any More?
   The Idle Road
   
9. The Shores Of Lough Gowna
   Gowna
   Ryan's Favourite
   
10. Langstron's Pony
    
11. The Boys Of The Town
    Austin Barrett's
    
12. The Old Grey Goose
    
13. Petticoat Loose
    The Pipe On The Hob
    
14. Hunting The Hare
    Open The Door
    I Have A Wife Of My Own
    
15. The Humours Of Kilkenny
    Dever The Dancer
    
16. Drops Of Spring Water
    An Phis Fliuch
    
17. Will You Come Down To Limerick?
    
18. The Sunny Banks
    The Drunk Landlady
    The London Lasses
    
19. Tommy McMahon's
    Down The Broom
    
20. Miss Monaghan
    Lucky In Love
    
21. In The Tap Room
    The Peeler's Jacket
    
22. The Flowers Of Limerick
    The Burren
    
23. The Golden Keyboard
    The Galway Rambler
    
24. The Kerry
    King Of The Clans
    
25. The Shepherd's Daughter
    The Dairymaid
    
26. The Old Bush
    Ah, Surely
    
27. Over The Moor To Maggie
    
28. Lucy Campbell
    
29. The Bank Of Ireland
    
30. The Lolly Banger
    The Controversial
    
31. The Dublin Lads
    The Holy Land
    
32. Bell Harbour
    Blackberry Blossom
    
33. Rover Through The Bog
    The Kingstown
    

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100 tunes in 2 CDs

This 2-disk set is the companion to Geraldine Cotter's "Traditional Irish Tin Whistle Tutor". I got it thinking it would be a good reference, and it is, but even more, Geraldine's playing is always dead on, and very enjoyable. This is just naked whistle, no other instruments, which brings out the melody, phrasing, etc, where you can learn it right.

I wish my Generations whistle sounded this good.

# Posted on March 17th 2003 by glauber

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# Posted on March 17th 2003 by glauber