The Jig is really, and truly Da Full-Riggit Ship,........ ;)
and on track 16, the Gan Ainm is realy a Quebecois Tune called Le Lys Vert (the Green Lily). I firts heard on it played by La Bottine Souriante along with the Chieftains.
Track 17, the two untitled jigs on either side of the Eavesdropper are The Wandering Minstrel and Bill Collins's Jig, also known as Dan Collins's Father's Jig.
Track 4, I think the second reel is a version of The Flower of the Flock.
I think the last tune in track 5 is a setting of The Navvy on the Line... I don't have the list of who plays which sets but I'd put fair money on that being Niall Keegan, so it's probably his own 'special' setting, god love him!
Gan ainm tune in track 1
The very first tune on the album is the New Rigged Ship.
# Posted on October 2nd 2004 by Lia Zito
I've just noticed there's two tunes called that posted here. It would be the reel:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/880
Not the jig.
# Posted on October 2nd 2004 by Lia Zito
Pssst....
The Jig is really, and truly Da Full-Riggit Ship,........ ;)
and on track 16, the Gan Ainm is realy a Quebecois Tune called Le Lys Vert (the Green Lily). I firts heard on it played by La Bottine Souriante along with the Chieftains.
# Posted on November 10th 2004 by Pádraig
The second 'untitled' tune in the first set is Shamrock Hill. I finally found a name for it after a long time playing and hearing it!
# Posted on April 16th 2006 by Tize
More tune names:
Track 9: The second tune, listed as Finbar Dwyer's, is actually The Land of Sunshine, written by Martin Mulhaire:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/3808
Track 11: The reel by Tommy Peoples is called Beautiful Gortree:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/4486
Track 18: The second jig is Manus Lunny's Terracotta Plower Pot by Phil Cunningham:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/435
*whew!*
# Posted on April 22nd 2006 by patrick cavanagh
Other Gan Ainms to fill in:
Track 17, the two untitled jigs on either side of the Eavesdropper are The Wandering Minstrel and Bill Collins's Jig, also known as Dan Collins's Father's Jig.
Track 4, I think the second reel is a version of The Flower of the Flock.
I think the last tune in track 5 is a setting of The Navvy on the Line... I don't have the list of who plays which sets but I'd put fair money on that being Niall Keegan, so it's probably his own 'special' setting, god love him!
# Posted on July 9th 2006 by Tize